Ohio Admin. Code 3701-53-04 - Blood, urine, oral fluid and other bodily substance tests
(A)
Approved techniques for the analysis of alcohol in
blood, urine, oral fluid and other bodily substances are:
(1)
Gas
chromatography;
(2)
Enzyme assays; or
(3)
Other techniques
or methods, that have documented sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, precision,
linearity and are based on procedures which have been published in a peer
reviewed or juried scientific journal or thoroughly documented by the
designated laboratory director may be approved by the director.
(B)
Approved techniques for the analysis of controlled
substances, metabolites of controlled substances, as defined in section
4511.19 of the Revised Code,
impairing substances and drugs of abuse as defined in section
3719.011 of the Revised Code
are:
(1)
Immunoassay;
(2)
Thin-layer
chromatography;
(3)
Gas chromatography;
(4)
Mass
spectrometry;
(5)
High performance liquid chromatography;
(6)
Spectroscopy;
(7)
Liquid
chromatography-mass spectrometry;
(8)
Gas
chromatography-mass spectrometry; or
(9)
Other techniques
or methods that have documented sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, precision,
linearity and are based on procedures which have been published in a peer
reviewed or juried scientific journal or thoroughly documented by the
designated laboratory director may be approved by the director.
(C)
All
positive results of tests specified in paragraph (B) of this rule are to be
confirmed by one or more approved analytical techniques or methods.
Replaces: 3701-53-04
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3701.143, 4511.19, 1547.11
Rule Amplifies: 4511.19, 1547.11
Prior Effective Dates: 03/01/1968, 02/01/1976, 03/15/1983 (Emer.), 06/13/1983, 01/01/1987, 05/05/1990, 07/07/1997, 03/30/2001, 09/30/2002, 01/08/2009, 07/25/2013
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