Available Stat

Yes

Performing Lab

Parnassus & Mission Bay Chemistry

Performed

Test available 24 hours per day 7 days per week

Methodology

Competitive homogeneous enzyme immunoassay method using G6PDH labeling.

Reported

Stat 2 hours, routine 4 hours

Additional Information

A concentration of < 200 µg/L is considered negative by this test. A positive result is >= 200 µg/L and indicates the presence of this class of drugs. This immunoassay is only a screening test and is not definitive. Results cannot be used for medico-legal purposes.

This assay detects a number of barbiturates at varying concentrations.

Click here for a List of Cross Reactive Substances

False positive results may occur due to other cross reacting substances, however, positive results are NOT routinely confirmed by a second method. If confirmation of the test result is required, it is the responsibility of the physician to separately order a specific confirmatory test for the drug identified. Samples are held for 7 days. Contact laboratory at x 31667 to request confirmatory testing. Confirmatory test code BARQNT. False negative results are also possible.

Barbiturates can be detected in urine from 1 up to 14 days after use (especially for phenobarbital as it is long-acting).

Synonyms

  • Tuinal
  • Seconal
  • Secobarbital
  • Metharbital
  • Gemonil
  • Fiorinal
  • Butalbital
  • Butabarbital
  • Apobarbital
  • Amytal
  • Amobarbital
  • Alurate
  • Butisol

Sample Type

Random urine

Collect

Urine cup

Amount to Collect

See preferred volume

Preferred Volume

1 mL urine

Minimum Volume

0.5 mL urine

Stability (from collection to initiation)

Refrigerated 1 week, frozen at -20C 2 weeks

Test Code

BARB

Test Group

Barbiturate

Performing Lab

Parnassus & Mission Bay Chemistry

Preferred Volume

1 mL urine

Minimum Volume

0.5 mL urine

Stability (from collection to initiation)

Refrigerated 1 week, frozen at -20C 2 weeks

Reference Interval

Negative

Note: a negative result indicates that this class of drugs is not present, or they are present at a concentration below the cutoff concentration of 200 µg/L

Additional Information

A concentration of < 200 µg/L is considered negative by this test. A positive result is >= 200 µg/L and indicates the presence of this class of drugs. This immunoassay is only a screening test and is not definitive. Results cannot be used for medico-legal purposes.

This assay detects a number of barbiturates at varying concentrations.

Click here for a List of Cross Reactive Substances

False positive results may occur due to other cross reacting substances, however, positive results are NOT routinely confirmed by a second method. If confirmation of the test result is required, it is the responsibility of the physician to separately order a specific confirmatory test for the drug identified. Samples are held for 7 days. Contact laboratory at x 31667 to request confirmatory testing. Confirmatory test code BARQNT. False negative results are also possible.

Barbiturates can be detected in urine from 1 up to 14 days after use (especially for phenobarbital as it is long-acting).

CPT Codes

80307

LOINC Codes

20664-9

Available Stat

Yes

Test Code

BARB

Test Group

Barbiturate

Performing Lab

Parnassus & Mission Bay Chemistry

Performed

Test available 24 hours per day 7 days per week

Methodology

Competitive homogeneous enzyme immunoassay method using G6PDH labeling.

Collect

Urine cup

Amount to Collect

See preferred volume

Sample Type

Random urine

Preferred Volume

1 mL urine

Minimum Volume

0.5 mL urine

Reference Interval

Negative

Note: a negative result indicates that this class of drugs is not present, or they are present at a concentration below the cutoff concentration of 200 µg/L

Synonyms

  • Butisol
  • Alurate
  • Amobarbital
  • Amytal
  • Apobarbital
  • Butabarbital
  • Butalbital
  • Fiorinal
  • Gemonil
  • Metharbital
  • Secobarbital
  • Seconal
  • Tuinal

Stability (from collection to initiation)

Refrigerated 1 week, frozen at -20C 2 weeks

Reported

Stat 2 hours, routine 4 hours

Additional Information

A concentration of < 200 µg/L is considered negative by this test. A positive result is >= 200 µg/L and indicates the presence of this class of drugs. This immunoassay is only a screening test and is not definitive. Results cannot be used for medico-legal purposes.

This assay detects a number of barbiturates at varying concentrations.

Click here for a List of Cross Reactive Substances

False positive results may occur due to other cross reacting substances, however, positive results are NOT routinely confirmed by a second method. If confirmation of the test result is required, it is the responsibility of the physician to separately order a specific confirmatory test for the drug identified. Samples are held for 7 days. Contact laboratory at x 31667 to request confirmatory testing. Confirmatory test code BARQNT. False negative results are also possible.

Barbiturates can be detected in urine from 1 up to 14 days after use (especially for phenobarbital as it is long-acting).

CPT Codes

80307

LOINC Codes

20664-9
Ordering

Available Stat

Yes

Performing Lab

Parnassus & Mission Bay Chemistry

Performed

Test available 24 hours per day 7 days per week

Methodology

Competitive homogeneous enzyme immunoassay method using G6PDH labeling.

Reported

Stat 2 hours, routine 4 hours

Additional Information

A concentration of < 200 µg/L is considered negative by this test. A positive result is >= 200 µg/L and indicates the presence of this class of drugs. This immunoassay is only a screening test and is not definitive. Results cannot be used for medico-legal purposes.

This assay detects a number of barbiturates at varying concentrations.

Click here for a List of Cross Reactive Substances

False positive results may occur due to other cross reacting substances, however, positive results are NOT routinely confirmed by a second method. If confirmation of the test result is required, it is the responsibility of the physician to separately order a specific confirmatory test for the drug identified. Samples are held for 7 days. Contact laboratory at x 31667 to request confirmatory testing. Confirmatory test code BARQNT. False negative results are also possible.

Barbiturates can be detected in urine from 1 up to 14 days after use (especially for phenobarbital as it is long-acting).

Synonyms

  • Tuinal
  • Seconal
  • Secobarbital
  • Metharbital
  • Gemonil
  • Fiorinal
  • Butalbital
  • Butabarbital
  • Apobarbital
  • Amytal
  • Amobarbital
  • Alurate
  • Butisol
Collection

Sample Type

Random urine

Collect

Urine cup

Amount to Collect

See preferred volume

Preferred Volume

1 mL urine

Minimum Volume

0.5 mL urine

Stability (from collection to initiation)

Refrigerated 1 week, frozen at -20C 2 weeks
Processing

Test Code

BARB

Test Group

Barbiturate

Performing Lab

Parnassus & Mission Bay Chemistry

Preferred Volume

1 mL urine

Minimum Volume

0.5 mL urine

Stability (from collection to initiation)

Refrigerated 1 week, frozen at -20C 2 weeks
Result Interpretation

Reference Interval

Negative

Note: a negative result indicates that this class of drugs is not present, or they are present at a concentration below the cutoff concentration of 200 µg/L

Additional Information

A concentration of < 200 µg/L is considered negative by this test. A positive result is >= 200 µg/L and indicates the presence of this class of drugs. This immunoassay is only a screening test and is not definitive. Results cannot be used for medico-legal purposes.

This assay detects a number of barbiturates at varying concentrations.

Click here for a List of Cross Reactive Substances

False positive results may occur due to other cross reacting substances, however, positive results are NOT routinely confirmed by a second method. If confirmation of the test result is required, it is the responsibility of the physician to separately order a specific confirmatory test for the drug identified. Samples are held for 7 days. Contact laboratory at x 31667 to request confirmatory testing. Confirmatory test code BARQNT. False negative results are also possible.

Barbiturates can be detected in urine from 1 up to 14 days after use (especially for phenobarbital as it is long-acting).
Administrative

CPT Codes

80307

LOINC Codes

20664-9
Complete View

Available Stat

Yes

Test Code

BARB

Test Group

Barbiturate

Performing Lab

Parnassus & Mission Bay Chemistry

Performed

Test available 24 hours per day 7 days per week

Methodology

Competitive homogeneous enzyme immunoassay method using G6PDH labeling.

Collect

Urine cup

Amount to Collect

See preferred volume

Sample Type

Random urine

Preferred Volume

1 mL urine

Minimum Volume

0.5 mL urine

Reference Interval

Negative

Note: a negative result indicates that this class of drugs is not present, or they are present at a concentration below the cutoff concentration of 200 µg/L

Synonyms

  • Butisol
  • Alurate
  • Amobarbital
  • Amytal
  • Apobarbital
  • Butabarbital
  • Butalbital
  • Fiorinal
  • Gemonil
  • Metharbital
  • Secobarbital
  • Seconal
  • Tuinal

Stability (from collection to initiation)

Refrigerated 1 week, frozen at -20C 2 weeks

Reported

Stat 2 hours, routine 4 hours

Additional Information

A concentration of < 200 µg/L is considered negative by this test. A positive result is >= 200 µg/L and indicates the presence of this class of drugs. This immunoassay is only a screening test and is not definitive. Results cannot be used for medico-legal purposes.

This assay detects a number of barbiturates at varying concentrations.

Click here for a List of Cross Reactive Substances

False positive results may occur due to other cross reacting substances, however, positive results are NOT routinely confirmed by a second method. If confirmation of the test result is required, it is the responsibility of the physician to separately order a specific confirmatory test for the drug identified. Samples are held for 7 days. Contact laboratory at x 31667 to request confirmatory testing. Confirmatory test code BARQNT. False negative results are also possible.

Barbiturates can be detected in urine from 1 up to 14 days after use (especially for phenobarbital as it is long-acting).

CPT Codes

80307

LOINC Codes

20664-9