For example, a probation program in Hawaii in 2004 substantially increased the chances that "dirty" urinetests for illegal drugs would result in jail time (brief stays of a few days).
She started in 1946 as a receptionist in the lab, where she helped out by catheterizing male frogs to get the urine specimens used in pregnancy tests at the time.
While doctors can perform a variety of tests on an unconscious person without his or her consent if they feel they could help determine the source of the problem, a conscious patient in casualty would have to give permission for urine samples to be taken, and the tests could not be made a pre-condition of treatment.