Cannabis (E2) Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the specific epithet (scientific name) of the hemp (cannabis) plant mentioned in lecture?

A

Cannabis sativa

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2
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The term botanical refers to…

A

Plants

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3
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What is the difference between marijuana and cannabis?

A

Marijuana - refers to the dried leaves, flowers, stems, seeds, etc. derived from the plant

Cannabis - the plant itself

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4
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The bioactive chemical compounds found in cannabis are called…

A

Cannabinoids

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5
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The main psychoactive cannabinoid that causes the feeling of “being high.”

A

What is THC?

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6
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Cannabinoids interact with the biological system called the { } system.

A

Endocannabinoid

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7
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What drug schedule is cannabis classified under?

A

Schedule I

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8
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Ancient uses for cannabis were…

A

Medicinal

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9
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Name 3 industrial uses for hemp.

A

1) Textiles (clothing)
2) Rope
3) Paper

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10
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What was the purpose of the Marihuana Tax Act (1937)?

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To regulate marijuana’s possession, sale, distribution, etc. via taxation

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11
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What was more or less the general philosophy behind the Marihuana Tax Act (1937)?

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“The best way to make something illegal is not to make it illegal but to regulate/tax it.”

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12
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What demographic did the Marihuana Tax Act (1937) have a discriminatory effect on?

A

Mexicans

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13
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What piece of legislation deemed marijuana a Schedule I drug?

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Controlled Substances Act

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14
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This federal organization was created in 1973 to enforce the controlled substance laws in the U.S.?

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What is the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)?

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15
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What are the 2 key differences between the bodily effects of inhaling and consuming THC?

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1) Onset
2) Duration of effects

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16
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What is the difference in onset of effects between inhalation and consumption of THC?

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The onset for inhalation occurs within a few minutes, while the onset for consumption may take an hour or more

17
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What is the difference in a THC high’s duration when inhaling vs. consuming, i.e., when should you expect to come off of your high?

A

Inhalation high - an hour or so

Consumption high - up to 6 hours from initial consumption

18
Q

Name 3 acute effects of THC.

A

1) Euphoria
2) Relaxation
3) Increased appetite

19
Q

Name 3 chronic effects of THC.

A

1) Memory loss
2) Respiratory issues
3) Risk to psychiatric disorders

20
Q

Although there are some possible chronic effects of prolonged THC use, the research on these effects is still…

A

Limited

21
Q

What is the key difference between THC and CBD?

A

THC is the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, while CBD is not

22
Q

List the 5 forms of cannabis mentioned in lecture.

A

1) Flower/bud (weed)
2) Concentrates
3) BHO (butane hash oil)
4) Edibles
5) Topicals

23
Q

Recreational use of THC involves using it for personal { }, { }, and { } purposes.

A

1) Enjoyment
2) Relaxation
3) Social

24
Q

Medicinal use of THC involves the { } application to { } symptoms or { } medical conditions.

A

1) Therapeutic
2) Alleviate
3) Treat