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Principal Civil Medical Officer,
1.
The working hours of the Laboratory are from 9.0 a.m. to 5.0 p.m. with one hour interval at mid-day.
Leave up to 28 days per annum may be granted to members of the staff. The principal leave is the long leave granted each period of four or five years and for a period of approximately nine months. With a staff of four chemists, one man will normally be absent on leave, irrespective of sick leave. The staff must therefore be sufficient to carry on the work with one man absent.
2. Specimen forms of most of the classes of substan-
ces examined are attached.
3. Samples are not received in batches except on
rare occasions. They are mostly received singly or in
pairs.
4. Toxicological examinations include stomachs and
other viscers, also stomach contents from living patients, and specimens suspected of having caused the poisoning, such
as food, medicines, herbs, etc.
In about half the cases examined, no particular
poison is suspected but the question of poisoning has to be eliminated. This involves a preliminary examination followed by an examination for volatile poisons, a search
for alkaloide by the modified Stes-Otto process and for
metals after destruction of the organic matter present. A microscopical examination of the contents of the stomach
is alwaye included. A form used for these examinations is
attached.
In the remaining cases, a particular poinson
such as opium, cocaine or arsenic is suspected and the stomach contents, food, medicine er viscere can be examined
for that substance directly.
5.
Tery few of the substances examined are examined
for conformity with any specification,
6.