cannabis

Question 1

which drug is the most common used drugs in the US?

Answer 1

cannabis

Question 2

how many different psychoactive compounds does cannabis have?

Answer 2

70

Question 3

flowers of cannabis strains:

Answer 3

sativa and indica

Question 4

sativa characteristics:

Answer 4

1. taller plant
2. analgesic effect
3. head biased effect
4. creativity
5. report being more focused
6. social
7. HIGHER levels of THC, LOWER levels of CBD

Question 5

Indica characteristics:

Answer 5

1. short stocky plant
2. higher CBD content
3. relaxation
4. full body effect
5. stimulates appetite

Question 6

sativa and indica can also be:

Answer 6

hybrids

Question 7

cannabis enters the bloodstream within how many seconds?

Answer 7

30

Question 8

chemical reaction in cannabis:

Answer 8

THCA/CBDA, crosses BBB (psychoactive molecules) at about 45 minutes

Question 9

only-modal biological responses:

Answer 9

1. time seems slower
2. talkative
3. cognition varies, some focus some have ADD, short term memory is disrupted
4. sensory effects

Question 10

psychotropic effects symbol/name

Answer 10

triangle with 9 exponent. tetrahydrocannabol

Question 11

marijuana intoxication lats for:

Answer 11

3-4 hours

Question 12

do different strains produce different experiences?

Answer 12

yes

Question 13

THC is detectable for up to ___ days in hair

Answer 13

90

Question 14

THC is detectable anywhere between ___ day to ___ month in urine

Answer 14

1, 1

Question 15

THC is detectable for up to ___ hours in saliva

Answer 15

24

Question 16

THC is detectable for up to ___ hours in blood

Answer 16

12

Question 17

single use Metabolites Detectable in Urine lasts for:

Answer 17

3 days

Question 18

moderate use Metabolites Detectable in Urine lasts for:

Answer 18

5 days

Question 19

heavy use Metabolites Detectable in Urine last for:

Answer 19

10 days

Question 20

chronic heavy use Metabolites Detectable in Urine last for:

Answer 20

30 days

Question 21

THC is the main compound that produces:

Answer 21

the psychoactive effects

Question 22

CBD report:

Answer 22

anxiolytic and analgesic and less noticeable psychoactive effects

Question 23

CBC has what kind of effects?

Answer 23

sedative, antibacterial, skin healing and less psychoactive

Question 24

true or false: CBD doesn’t produce euphoria

Answer 24

true

Question 25

what is CBD used for?

Answer 25

anti inflammatory and anticonvulsant agent

Question 26

THC effects on people:

Answer 26

euphorigenic, hunger triggering, pain relieving, works against vomiting and nausea. also reduce anxiety in short term

Question 27

cannabis in adults leads to these two types of thinking:

Answer 27

convergent and divergent thinking

Question 28

strain names are not often reliable indicators of a:

Answer 28

plant's genetic identity and chemical profile

Question 29

type 1 strain is:

Answer 29

THC dominant with 30 percent THC and gives more of a high

Question 30

type 2 strain has:

Answer 30

mixed ratio profile of CBD and THC

Question 31

Type 3 strain is:

Answer 31

CBD dominant with low or no THC content that provides little to no intoxication

Question 32

Cannabinoid receptors:

Answer 32

CB1, CB2

Question 33

CB1 is concentrated in:

Answer 33

brain, spinal cord, located in reward centers implicated in addiction, involved in memory, homeostasis, stress response

Question 33

CB2 concentrated:

Answer 33

throughout the body

Question 34

brain regions that express the CB1:

Answer 34

cerebral cortex, prefrontal cortex, basil ganglia, cerebellum, hippocampus

Question 35

cannabinoid receptors:

Answer 35

proteins where the molecules interact with in the brain

Question 36

high binding in the putamen deals with:

Answer 36

movement and learning

Question 37

intermediate binding in the hippocampus deals with:

Answer 37

long term memory, memory retrieval

Question 38

thalamus deals with:

Answer 38

sleep, alertness, motor info

Question 39

main endogenous cannabinoids:

Answer 39

arachidonoyl (2AG) and anandamide (EAE)

Question 40

endogenous cannabinoids are neuromodulators released from:

Answer 40

the post synaptic neuron to buffer the impact of stressful experiences

Question 41

cannabinoid receptor availability in cortical regions is higher or lower?

Answer 41

lower at baseline in chronic daily cannabis smokers

Question 42

THC causes a release of:

Answer 42

dopamine in the ventral striatum (motor control, emotion, habits and reward)

Question 43

decreased dopamine brain reactivity in marijuana abusers is associated with:

Answer 43

negative emotionality and addiction severity

Question 44

attenuated dopamine responses to MP includes

Answer 44

reduced decreases in stratal distribution volumes

Question 45

cannabis withdrawal develops within approximately:

Answer 45

1 week

Question 46

cannabis use from ages 14-19 causes:

Answer 46

prefrontal cortex thinning

Question 47

use of higher potency cannabis compared to lower potency was associated with:

Answer 47

an increased risk of psychosis and CUD

Question 48

treatment for CUD:

Answer 48

CBT, contingency management, motivational interviewing

Question 49

CONTINGENCY MANAGEMENT:

Answer 49

frequent monitoring of the target behavior and provision or removal of positive rewards when target behavior occurs

Question 50

the US classifies marijuana as where in drug schedule?

Answer 50

schedule 1, high potential for dependency