Transcript Drugs & Poisons - Duluth High School

Drugs & Poisons
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A police officer performs
a field test on a white
powder, obtaining a
purple color. The most
likely drug present is:
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Heroin
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The reagent used
for the field test of
heroin is:
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Marquis
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Identify marijuana’s
classification
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Hallucinogen
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The most common
diluent of heroin is:
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Quinine
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Drugs deemed to have the
highest potential for abuse
and have a current medical
use are listed in which
schedule of the Controlled
Substances Act?
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Schedule II
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Drugs deemed to have the
highest potential for abuse
and have NO medical use are
listed in which schedule of
the Controlled Substances
Act?
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Schedule I
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There is a significant
likelihood that continued
use of this drug will result
in a low degree of
psychological
dependence.
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Marijuana
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Regular use of the
following drug may lead to
physical dependency
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Ethyl Alcohol
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The most satisfying way
of simultaneously
separating and tentatively
identifying drugs is by:
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Chromatography
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Heroin is a chemical
derivative of:
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Morphine
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Name a drug that is
produced and does not
occur naturally
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Amphetamine
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Name an analytical
technique that is
considered to be a
specific test in a drug
identification scheme
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Infrared
spectrophotometry
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Fill in the blank:
 Hashish is a
concentrated
preparation of
_________.
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Marijuana
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Fill in the blank:
The active ingredient
of marijuana is
_________.
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tetrahydrocannabinol
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Prior to ______
marijuana was
classified as a
narcotic drug.
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1970
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Marijuana is
synthesized from
the what type of
plant?
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Cannabis sativa L
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The source of most
analgesic narcotics is
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Opium
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Opium is a milky
gummy juice from the
pod of this plant:
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Papaver somniferium
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Name three popular
“club drugs”
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MDMA
 Rohypnol
 GHB
 Ketamine
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Caffeine,
Amphetamines and
Cocaine are all
examples of
_____________.
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Stimulants
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Alcohol is eliminated
from the body
chemically
unchanged in:
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Urine
Breath
Perspiration
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Alcohol is oxidized
in the body,
primarily in
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The liver
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A breath test may be
used to analyze
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Alcohol
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Blood samples must be
kept refrigerated so
that the alcohol
concentration does not
_________ with time.
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Decrease
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With a blood alcohol concentration of
0.15 percent, what are the chances of
being in an automobile accident (if
you are the driver)?
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25 times higher than
normal
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What percentage of alcohol is
absorbed through the stomach
walls into the portal vein of the
blood system?
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20%
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The blood alcohol
concentration level for
being presumed to be
legally “under the
influence” in most
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0.08%
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The elimination of
“burn off” rate of
alcohol average
_____% w/v per hour.
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0.015
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The ratio of alcohol in the
blood to alcohol in alveoli
air is approximately:
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2100 to one
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Alcohol is broken
down in the liver by
______.
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oxidation
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What is alcohol’s
classification?
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depressant
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Is Alcohol distributed
nearly evenly
throughout water
portions of the body by
the blood?
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Yes
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The Breathalyzer
measures the
absorption of light by
__________.
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Potassium dichromate
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The analytical technique
widely used for directly
measuring the amount of
alcohol present in the
blood is
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Gas Chromatography
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Name a drug that is
not found in blood or
urine.
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Heroin
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Name at least one out of three
psychophysical test which a police
officer may give to an individual
suspected of being under the
influence of alcohol?
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Walk and Turn
Stand on one leg
horizontal gaze
nystagmus