One of the missions of the Civil Aeromedical Institute (CAMI), Office of Aviation Medicine (OAM), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), is to help assess the role of potential medical or drug related pilot impairment in aviation accidents. This requires the ability to identify a wide range of drugs and the medical conditions for which these drugs are prescribed. A single extraction screening procedure was developed to identify as many drugs as possible in urine, with minimal effort and cost.
Aviation Accident Forensic Assessment: Comprehensive Single-Extraction Urine Screening Procedure
1996
13 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Air Transportation , Transportation Safety , Clinical Chemistry , Aviation accidents , Drugs , Urine , Toxicology , Aviation medicine , Detectors , Fluorescence , Mass spectroscopy , Costs , Methanols , Extraction , Range(Extremes) , Chloroform , Antihistaminics , Diuretics , Triamterene , Benzodiazepines , Hplc(High performance liquid chromatography) , Tlc(Thin layer chromatography)
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