Barbiturates Quantitative Urine Spot

This test measures the levels of barbiturates in your urine to detect any misuse or overuse of these drugs. It helps in identifying potential abuse, monitoring therapeutic doses, assessing the risk of overdose, and guiding treatment decisions.

• To screen for barbiturate drug abuse
• To monitor therapeutic drug levels
• To guide treatment for barbiturate overdoses
• To ensure compliance with prescribed medications

• If you have a history of barbiturate use
• If you show signs of drug abuse or overdose
• If you require long-term barbiturate therapy
• If your doctor suspects misuse of prescription medications

Abnormally high levels may indicate recent drug use or overdose. Abnormal results do not confirm addiction but suggest further evaluation and discussion with your healthcare provider.

During this test:

• You provide a small sample of your urine.
• The process is straightforward and quick.
• You may need to share details of your drug history with the lab technician.

• Inform your doctor about all the medications you are taking.
• Provide a detailed history of barbiturate use.
• Ensure proper sample collection by following the instructions carefully.
• Follow the specific instructions provided by your healthcare provider.

Your doctor may recommend:

• Toxicology Screening: To detect a range of substances in your body.
• Comprehensive Metabolic Panel: To assess overall health and organ function.
• Liver Function Tests: To evaluate liver health and potential damage due to drug use.

Barbiturate Drug Test or Quantitative Urinary Barbiturate Assay

Drug abuse refers to the harmful or hazardous use of substances like barbiturates beyond their intended medical purposes. It can lead to addiction, health issues, and adverse effects on mental well-being.