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<strong>INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED< strong> Photo Taken 06 04 09 Photo Added 06 06 09 Location My Apartment Hawthorne CA <strong>THURSDAY JUNE 4 2009< strong> Meditest Drug Screen Information <a href= http www meditests com t drug5 html rel= nofollow >www meditests com t drug5 html< a> Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs Rehabilitation Center <a href= http www asaprehab com rel= nofollow >www asaprehab com< a> I am currently undertaking an internship at the Alcohol and Substance Abuse Programs Rehabilitation Center located in Altadena California Today I was directed to assist in performing drug screens on all of the male clients This is the first time that I have ever done this and it was an experience In my lifetime I am no stranger to drug testing as it is a normal procedure in and during the employment process In fact while serving in the United States Naval Service 8 Years I must have been drug tested well over 1 000 times now that s a lot of testing However it was one of those Navy drug test that came up positive in the fall of 1999 that caused my separation from the Naval Service As a result of at that time 4 years of active meth usage while enlisted I was finally caught and awarded an Other Than Honorable Discharge <strong>Damn I just realized that that was 10 years ago It would however take 8 years before I would surrender the will of my life to a power greater than myself that has changed my life and restored my life to sanity FOR WHICH I AM GRATEFUL < strong> After all of the drug screens were complete I gave myself my own drug screen I was not worried whatsoever with regard to the results as I have been clean and sober since Monday April 9 2007 and I knew the results would be<strong> NEGATIVE ACROSS THE BOARD< strong> The drug screen test for the following drugs Cocaine Amphetamine Meth Amphetamine Marijuana Morphine Opiates
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Opiates Mechanism of Action Opiates elicit their powerful effects by activating opiate receptors that are widely distributed throughout the brain and body Once an opiate reaches the brain it quickly
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Q What are Opiates A Opiates sometimes referred to as narcotics are a group of drugs which are used medically to relieve pain but
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Opiates Act on Many Places in the Brain and Nervous System The limbic system controls emotions Opiates change the limbic system to produce increased feelings of
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How Nerve Cells Respond to Opiate Within the limbic system brainstem and spinal cord there are places on certain nerve cells that recognize opiates When
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