🍸 CATEGORY 1: NAME THAT DRINK
A clear distilled spirit commonly mixed with soda or juice, made from fermented grains or potatoes.
➡️ What is Vodka?
This movie features a character named Smokey avoiding drug dealers on a Friday afternoon.
➡️ What is Friday?
The minimum acceptable urine volume for a valid drug test specimen.
➡️ What is 45 mL?
This stimulant is commonly prescribed for ADHD but is tested due to abuse potential.
➡️ What is Amphetamine?
A brown spirit aged in barrels, often associated with Kentucky.
➡️ What is Bourbon?
🎲 DAILY DOUBLE
This film portrays the life of musician Ray Charles and his struggle with heroin addiction.
➡️ What is Ray?
The temperature range urine must fall within 4 minutes of collection.
➡️ What is 90–100°F (32–38°C)?
A metabolite commonly identified when testing for marijuana use.
➡️ What is THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol)?
A distilled spirit made from agave, commonly used in margaritas.
➡️ What is Tequila?
This movie follows Tony Montana’s rise in the cocaine trade.
➡️ What is Scarface?
The process used when a donor cannot provide sufficient urine initially.
➡️ What is Shy Bladder Protocol?
A powerful opioid drug often associated with pain management and abuse.
➡️ What is Oxycodone?
🎲 DAILY DOUBLE
A fermented beverage made from grapes, commonly red or white.
➡️ What is Wine?
A group of friends wake up in Las Vegas with no memory after heavy substance use.
➡️ What is The Hangover?
The document that tracks the specimen from donor to lab ensuring integrity.
➡️ What is the Chain of Custody Form (CCF)?
A central nervous system stimulant often referred to as “coke.”
➡️ What is Cocaine?
A distilled spirit derived from sugarcane or molasses, popular in tropical drinks.
➡️ What is Rum?
This film depicts Jordan Belfort’s excessive drug use while running a corrupt financial empire.
➡️ What is The Wolf of Wall Street?
A collection observed directly to prevent tampering, often required in certain cases.
➡️ What is Direct Observation Collection?
A class of drugs including heroin, morphine, and codeine.
➡️ What are Opiates?
Question:
This federal regulation governs workplace drug testing procedures and ensures consistency across agencies.
➡️ What is 49 CFR Part 40?