Drug Recognition

Question 1

when the body requires the drug to prevent physical withdrawal symptoms you have?

Answer 1

Physical drug dependence

Question 2

Craving to use a drug brought on by its reinforcement potential is known as?

Answer 2

Psychological drug dependence

Question 3

T or F? Psychological drug dependence may develop rapidly and be more difficult to overcome than physical dependence?

Answer 3

True

Question 4

Identify the 3 Pharmacological classification or Drug abuse?

Answer 4

1. Depressants
2. Hallucinogens
3. Stimulants

Question 5

What decreases the central nevous system (CNS) activity, constrict pupils, used for antianxiety (sedative), sleep (hypnotic) and pain relief (analgesic)?

Answer 5

Narcotic & Non-narcotic substances in the depressant family

Question 6

Which drug is deprived from the opium poppy plant ?

Answer 6

Narcotics

Question 7

Narcotic, Schedule II, primary painkiller in hospital settings

Answer 7

Morphine

Question 8

Narcotic, schedule II painkiller and cough suppressant

Answer 8

Codeine

Question 9

Narcotic, Schedule I, most common Asian white, Mexican brown & black tar

Answer 9

Heroin

Question 10

What drug gives you the “on the nod” reaction

Answer 10

Heroin

Question 11

Narcotic schedule II, stronger than morphine

Answer 11

Dilaudid

Question 12

Narcotic schedule II, used to treat heroin addiction and as a pain killer

Answer 12

Methadone

Question 13

Narcotic schedule II, for moderate to severe pain

Answer 13

Demerol

Question 14

Narcotic schedule II, similar to morphine

Answer 14

Oxycodone

Question 15

3 types of non-narcotic depressants

Answer 15

Tranquilizers
Alcohol
Barbiturates

Question 16

Relieve anxiety and used as a muscle relaxer

Answer 16

Tranquilizer

Question 17

most abused drug more than all other drugs combined

Answer 17

alcohol

Question 18

Relief of anxiety and sedation, similar to being intoxicated but no odor of alcohol

Answer 18

Barbiturates

Question 19

What are 2 categories in the stimulant family

Answer 19

cocaine and amphetamines

Question 20

schedule II, natural topical anesthetic, blood flow reducer and water soluble

Answer 20

Cocaine HCL

Question 21

Schedule II, smoked because it isnt soluable also called crack

Answer 21

Cocaine Base

Question 22

What are 2 types of amphetamines

Answer 22

amphetamine

methamphetamine

Question 23

What drug gives you a side effect “tweaking”

Answer 23

amphetamines

Question 24

A plant producing marijuana (leaves) and hashish (resin). THC alkaloid responsible for the pyschoactive effects

Answer 24

Cannabis

Question 25

a small cactus containing alkaloid, mescaline. Legally used by native American church, can be chewed, smoked or mixted with tea

Answer 25

Peyote

Question 26

Alkaloids are psilocin, found in cow manure, can be chewed or mixed with tea

Answer 26

Psychedelic Mushrooms

Question 27

Produces trip that can last 10+ hours. Can be absorbed through skin. Taken at raves and concert, with ecstacy

Answer 27

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD)

Question 28

Originally used as a human intravenous anesthetic and animal tranquilizer. Causes unpredictable and psychotic behavior. User is immune from pain. Can be absorbed through skin

Answer 28

(PCP) Phencyclidine

Question 29

crank, speed and ice are street names for

Answer 29

methamphetamine

Question 30

schedule II produced pharmaceutically or in clanestine labs

Answer 30

methamphetamine

Question 31

schedule II for hyperactivity, insomnia, fatigue relief and appetite suppression

Answer 31

amphetamines

Question 32

Schedule I hallucinogen and stimulant that enhances empathetic open and caring feelings. leads to dehydration, heat stroke and death

Answer 32

MDMA (ecstacy)

Question 33

schedule III swallow/injected in liquid form or smoked/snorted if evaporated crystal from. chemically related to PCP

Answer 33

ketamine

Question 34

schedule IV date rape drug victim has memory lose. street name roofies

Answer 34

rohypnol

Question 35

schedule I depressant associated with date rape due to impaired judgement and amnesia effects. A clear colorless, odorless, slightly salty liquid

Answer 35

Gamma Hydroxybutyrate (GHB)

Question 36

Chemical used in industrial cleaners, when ingested mixes with other body chemicals to form GHB

Answer 36

gamma-butyrolactone (GBL)