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Will nicotine show up in either a cbc with automated complete diff or a cmp 12 test?
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Nicotine Testing: No. Blood tests are not generic nor do they test things that are not specifically requested. CBC and metabolic panels do not test for drugs or alcohol or nicotine.
Answered 6/10/2014
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