Preamble Toxicological analysis involves the detection, identification and quantification of toxicologically relevant substances and interpretation of
{"Image DocumentName": "Preamble", "Image ImageDescription": "Toxicological analysis involves the detection, identification and quantification of toxicologically relevant substances and interpretation of the results. In order to obtain reliable results, standards of quality must be applied. The following laboratory guidelines are intended to serve as a basis on which adequate working practices and methodologies can be developed. The guidelines apply to the analysis of active constituents of pharmaceuticals, addictive drugs and to other toxicologically relevant substances in the broadest sense (mainly in biological fluids and tissues), including: Cases of criminal and civil legal relevance, for example: a) detection of poisons and of their relevance in determining causes of. deaths. b) analysis of pharmaceuticals and/or addictive drugs that may impair human behaviour (Human Performance Toxicology/Workplace Toxicology) c) qualitative and/or quantitative analysis of addictive drugs in biological material or other forensic specimens. d) misuse of substances in relation to sports activities (doping) e) environmental toxicological analysis.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}