02918nam a2200217   4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066200010300074210004800177215002200225300002400247330226700271606002402538606001902562606002702581606002402608700002102632702002602653702002102679394524  a9781782621560  a20170426d2016       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aForensic toxicologyedrug use and misusefed. Susannah Davies, ed. Atholl Johnston, ed. David Holt  aCambridgecRoyal Society of Chemistryd2016  axx, 569 p.d24 cm  a(*) Parcial CD 301.  a1 - Introduction to forensic toxicology and the value of a nationwide database (Alan Wayne Jones). 2 - Forensic pharmacology (Nigel J. Langford). 3 - The role of amnesty bins in understanding the pattern of recreational drugs and novel psychoactive substances being used within a locality (David M. Wood and Paul I. Dargan). 4 - Contamination of water with drugs and metabolites (Victoria Hilborne). 5 - Understanding the utility of analysis of anonymous pooled urine from standalone urinals in detecting and monitoring recreational drug use (David M. Wood and Paul I. Dargan). 6 - Mephedrone and new psychoactive substances (Simon Elliott) (*). 7 - Novel psychoactives in New Zealand (Samantha J. Coward and Hillary J. Hamnett). 8 - Cannabis and synthetic cannabinoids (Kim Wolff). 9 - Khat - chewing it over: continuing "cultural cement", cardiac challenge or catalyst for change? (John Martin Corkery). 10 - Role of analytical screening in the management and assessment of acute recreational drug toxicity (David M. Wood and Paul I. Dargan). 11 - Workplace drug testing (Simon Walker). 12 - Current issues in human sport drug testing: clenbuterol, erythropoietin and xenon (A. T. Kicman, D.A. Cowan and I. Gavrilovic’). 13 - Drugs and driving (Kim Wolff). 14 - Alcohol technical defences in road traffic casework (Mike Scott-Ham). 15 - New psychoactive substances and the criminal law (Rudi Fortson). 16 - Scheduling of drugs in the United States (Jeffery Hackett). 17 - Drugs legislation in New Zealand (Keith Bedford). 18 - Use of Reference Materials in Toxicology (Jennifer Button). 19 - Nail analysis in Forensic Toxicology (Nikolas P. Lemos). 20 - Hair testing in Forensic Toxicology (Donna M. Cave and Robert Kingston). 21 – Drugs in oral fluid (Peter Akrill). 22 - Sweat as an alternative biological matrix (Nadia De Giovanni). 23 - Smart Drugs (Angela Wing Gar Kwan). 24 – Substandard and counterfeit medicines (Badr Aljohani). 25 – Detection of drugs and drug metabolites from fingerprints (paula García Calavia and David A. Russell). 26 - Investigating drug metabolism of new psychoactive substances using human liver preparations and animal studies (Markus R. Meyer and hans H. Maurer). 27 - Case examples and discussion (John Slaughter).  aTOXICOLOGIA FORENSE  aESTUPEFACIENTE  aANÁLISE LABORATORIAL  aTOXICODEPENDÊNCIA  aDAVIESbSusannah  aJOHNSTONbAtholl4ed.  aHOLTbDavid4ed.