Forensic Toxicology

<p>UNIT I: PRINCIPLES OF TOXICOLOGY<br>1. Principles of Pharmacokinetics<br>2. Principles of Pharmacodynamics<br>3. Drug Interactions<br>4. Toxicogenomics</p> <p>UNIT II: INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY<br>5. The development of forensic toxicology<br>6. The Duties and Responsibilities of Forensic Toxicologists<br>7. Forensic Toxicology Resources<br>8. The Laboratory</p> <p>UNIT III: ANALYSIS<br>9. Analytical Strategy<br>10. Sample Handling<br>11. Storage Stability of Analytes<br>12. Analytical Samples<br>13. Sample Preparation<br>14. Methods of Detection, Identification, and Quantitation<br>15. Quality Assurance and Quality Control<br>16. Analytical Errors</p> <p>UNIT IV: INTERPRETATION<br>17. Types of Interpretations<br>18. Factors that Influence the Interpretations of Analyte Concentration</p> <p>UNIT V: REPORTING<br>19. Reports<br>20. Testifying</p> <p>UNIT VI: DRUGS OF ABUSE<br>21. Ethanol<br>22. Opioids<br>23. Morphine<br>24. Heroin<br>25. Fentanyls<br>26. Cannabinoids</p> <p>UNIT VII: Cases in Toxicology<br>27. The Case of William Palmer<br>28. The Case of Marie Bernard<br>29. The Case of Claus von Bulow<br>30. Physician Poisoners</p> <p>Appendix A. Glossary</p>