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Generally, yes. But they are made as guidelines- quick snapshots. Their problem is twofold. First, other compounds may cause a false positive with them occasionally. Second, if drugs are present very near the cutoff, they may read positive or negative, and only LC/MS/MS confirmation can truly establish the presence or absence of the drug.
