Exam 2

Question 1

Alprazolam is also known as?

Answer 1

Ecstasy

Question 2

Psilocin is a

Answer 2

Hallucinogen

Question 3

Cocaine is a

Answer 3

CNS Stimulant

Question 4

Cocaine and alcohol make the metabolite:

Answer 4

Cocaethylene

Question 5

The synthetic for Cannabis is

Answer 5

Marinol

Question 6

A benzodiazepine is a

Answer 6

CNS Depressant

Question 7

A mood elevator is a

Answer 7

CNS Depressant

Question 8

Name the type of nerve that acts as a fire alarm to get you moving in an emergency

Answer 8

Sympathetic

Question 9

Name the type of nerve of that tells you everything is okay and you cab relax:

Answer 9

Sympathomimetic

Question 10

Xanax is what category of drug?

Answer 10

Depressant

Question 11

Heroin is what category of drug?

Answer 11

Narcotic Analgesic

Question 12

GHB is what category of drug?

Answer 12

Depressant

Question 13

Peyote is what category of drug?

Answer 13

Hallucinogen

Question 14

PCP is what category of drug?

Answer 14

Diss Anesthetic

Question 15

LSD is what category of drug?

Answer 15

Hallucinogen

Question 16

Bufotenine is what category of drug?

Answer 16

Hallucinogen

Question 17

Mescaline is what category of drug?

Answer 17

Hallucinogen

Question 18

Ritalin is what category of drug?

Answer 18

Stimulant

Question 19

What drug category is Bruxism associated with?

Answer 19

Stimulant

Question 20

What drug category is Pilorection associated with?

Answer 20

Hallucinogen

Question 21

Consider the central nervous system (CNS) stimulant, cocaine, and the narcotic analgesic, heroin, as they affect horizontal gaze nystagmus (HGN). Neither drug causes HGH, therefore when under the influence of the combination of these drugs, the subject will not display HGN. This is:

Answer 21

Null effect

Question 22

Cannabis makes the metabolite

Answer 22

Carboxy 9 THC

Question 23

An anti-anxiety tranquilizer is a

Answer 23

CNS depressant

Question 24

An anti-psychotic tranquilizer is a:

Answer 24

CNS depressant

Question 25

Alprazolam

Answer 25

CNS depressant

Question 26

Adderall

Answer 26

CNS stimulant

Question 27

Aerosol

Answer 27

Inhalant

Question 28

Amobarbitual

Answer 28

CNS depressant

Question 29

Ketamine

Answer 29

dissociative annesthetic

Question 30

The orignal "mickey finn" was

Answer 30

Chloral Hydrate

Question 31

Oxycotin causes blood pressure to go up or down?

Answer 31

down

Question 32

LSD causes blood pressure to go

Answer 32

Up

Question 33

If person is on both oxycotin and LSD and the persons blood pressure will be up down or normal. This effect is known as

Answer 33

Antagonist effect

Question 34

methylenedioxyamphetamine

Answer 34

dissociative anesthetic

Question 35

Morphine

Answer 35

Narcotic analgesic

Question 36

Codeine (Purple drank)

Answer 36

Narcotic analgesic

Question 37

Vicodin

Answer 37

Narcotic analgesic

Question 38

Dextromethorphan

Answer 38

Dissociative anesthetic

Question 39

Difference between hallucinogen and stimulant?

Answer 39

Reaction to light

Question 40

General indicators of CNS depressants?

Answer 40

Slurred speech, Gait ataxia, Fumbling

Question 41

General indicators of CNS stimulants

Answer 41

Bruxism (Grinding of the teeth)

Question 42

General indicators of hallucinogens

Answer 42

Piloerection, allusions, delusions, hallucinations, synesthesia

Question 43

General indicators of Dissociative anesthetics

Answer 43

cylic behavior (doing the same thing over and over again)

Question 44

General indicators of Inhalants

Answer 44

Paint around mouth and nose, intense headache

Question 45

General indicators of cannabis

Answer 45

Burns on fingertips, raised taste buds, blistering on the inside of the mouth, green or brown coating of the tongue, dilate pupils, LOC

Question 46

Additive effect

Answer 46

1+1=2

Question 47

Overlapping effect

Answer 47

One drug causes HGN the other drug does not 1+0=1

Question 48

Null effect

Answer 48

0+0=0

Question 49

Analgesic effect

Answer 49

-1+1=0? +1 -1