Chapter 8 Flashcards
psychological dependence
conditioned use caused by emotional needs
physical dependence
regular use causes dependence characterized by withdrawal sickness
heroin
Narcotic, Schedule I, semi-synthetic, depressant; psychological and physical dependence; derived from opium/morphine
marijuana
Hallucinogen/narcotic; Schedule I; natural; psychological dependence; derived from cannabis; THC resin > flowers > stems
MDMA/ecstacy
Hallucinogen; synthetic, Schedule I
LSD
Hallucinogen; Schedule I; derived from ergot and synthesized from lysergic acid; no dependence
ethyl alcohol
Most widely abused drug; depressant; physical and psychological dependence
morphine
narcotic, natural, schedule II, psychological and physical dependence
synthetic opiates (methadone, oxycontin, codeine)
schedule II, physical dependence, narcotic
barbiturates
depressant, cause sleep, Schedule II, cause physical and psychological dependence
antipsychotics
depressant, relaxes without causing sleep, Schedule IV, physical and psychological dependence
amphetamines
stimulant, psychological dependence, Schedule II
cocaine
stimulant, psychological dependence, Schedule II
Crack
stimulant, psychological dependence, Schedule II
GHB/Roofies
CNS depressant
Ketamine
veterinary animal anesthetic
Controlled Substances Act
schedules based on potential for abuse, dependence, and medical value
Screening Test
nonspecific and preliminary, reduces options to a reasonable number
Marquis Color Test
screening; turns purple with heroin/morphine/opiates, and orange-brown with meth/amphetamines
Dillie-Koppanyi
screening; turns violet-blue with barbiturates
Duquenois-Levine
screening; turns purple for marijuana
Van Urk
screening; turns purple for LSD
Scott Test
screening; blue or pink for cocaine
Microcrystalline Test
Identify substances by color and morphology of the crystals formed when the substance is mixed with specific reagents
Chromatography
accompanies color and crystal tests
GC/MS
separates and identifies components of drug
Identification of Marijuana
Observe cystolithic hairs on upper sides of leaf; Duquenois-Levine test in combination with botanical examination constitute as an identification; Thin-layer chromatography can also be used
Collection and Preservation
Often original container is best packaging, must be marked with sufficient identification to ensure chain of custody