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As soon as the patient has been interviewed and the physical examination has been performed , it is advisable to send samples of blood and urine to the laboratory for identification and quantification of the drugs of abuse .
As soon as the patient has been interviewed and the physical examination has been performed , it is advisable to send samples of blood and urine to the laboratory for identification and quantification of the drugs of abuse .
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Choice of Sample ( Body Fluid ) and Time of Collection 6. The Meaning of Positive and Negative Reports References 155 156 157 157 158 158 159 161 162 163 164 166 13. The Use of Psychiatric Rating Scales in Clinical Evaluation and ...
Choice of Sample ( Body Fluid ) and Time of Collection 6. The Meaning of Positive and Negative Reports References 155 156 157 157 158 158 159 161 162 163 164 166 13. The Use of Psychiatric Rating Scales in Clinical Evaluation and ...
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Contents
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CXXVIII | 124 |
CXXIX | 129 |
CXXXI | 130 |
CXXXII | 131 |
CXXXIV | 132 |
CXXXV | 134 |
CXXXVI | 135 |
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XIII | 12 |
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XIX | 14 |
XXII | 15 |
XXVII | 16 |
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XXX | 18 |
XXXI | 25 |
XXXIII | 26 |
XXXIV | 29 |
XXXVII | 30 |
XXXVIII | 36 |
XXXIX | 37 |
XL | 38 |
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LVIII | 51 |
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