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The results of a toxicology screen are usually positive or negative. A positive test result means that a drug or multiple drugs are present in the body. Once your doctor identifies the presence of a drug by screening, a more specific test may be done that can show exactly how much of the drug is present.
A colored line that appears on the control and test lines is a negative result. If a line does not appear on the test line, that indicates a positive result. Positive results are more common than you think. About 4% of results test positive, and that number has grown over the last few years.
A typical toxicology report will list and detail: The samples used: hair, blood, urine, and/or other bodily fluids, and stomach contents (in the case of an autopsy)
Hear this out loud PauseA toxicology test ("tox screen") checks for drugs or other chemicals in your blood, urine, or saliva. Drugs can be swallowed, inhaled, injected, or absorbed through the skin or a mucous membrane. In rare cases, a tox screen may check your stomach contents or sweat.
However, in reality, while an autopsy is usually completed within a day or two after a death, the final results of the toxicology report may take four to six weeks or longer. Many factors play into the length of time needed to gather forensic toxicology test results, including: the need for confirmatory testing.