Controlled Substance Flashcards

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Controlled substance definition

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Drug, substance, or immediate precursor included in schedules I through V of this article

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  • Possess definition
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  1. Exercise knowing
  2. dominion or control over an item
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Manufacture Definition

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Produce, prepare, propagate, compound, convert, or process a controlled substance

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4
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Distribute definition

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  1. Deliver other than by
    administering or
    dispensing a
    controlled substance
  2. with or without
    remuneration (meaning not always money)
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5
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How many Schedule of drugs are there?

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5

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What are the criteria for scheduling:

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  1. Potential for abuse
  2. Potential for
    addiction/dependency
  3. Accepted medical use
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7
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As schedule ________
restrictions/regulations ________

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  1. increases,
  2. decrease
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SCHEDULE I

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  1. Highest potential for abuse
  2. No currently accepted medical use
    with the US
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9
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examples of schedule 1 drugs

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Heroin, LSD, Ecstasy,
Marijuana, MDMA

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SCHEDULE II

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  1. High potential for
    abuse
  2. Potential for severe
    psychological and/or
    physical dependence
  3. Some accepted
    medical uses under
    severe restrictions
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examples of schedule II drugs

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methamphetamine,
cocaine, oxycodone, fentanyl, morphine, Vicodin

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SCHEDULE III

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  1. May potentially be
    abused (but less likely
    than I or II)
  2. Accepted medical
    uses
  3. Moderate or low
    physical dependence,
    high psychological
    dependence
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13
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SCHEDULE III examples

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Steroids, Ketamine, Suboxone

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SCHEDULE IV

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  1. Lower potential for
    abuse than Schedule
    III
  2. Currently accepted
    medical uses
  3. Possible limited
    physical dependence
    or psychological
    dependence
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SCHEDULE IV examples

A

Alprazolam (Xanax),
Diazepam, Valium, Ambien

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SCHEDULE V

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  • Low potential for abuse
  • Accepted medical uses
  • Possible limited physical and/or psychological dependence
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17
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SCHEDULE V examples

A

Cough medicines with codeine

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18
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UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE Defined

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1.Possession, not
ownership

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UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE Schedule I and II amount needed

A
  1. MORE than 4 grams =
    DF4 (felony)
  2. 4 grams or less = DM1(misdemeanor)
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UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE Schedule III, IV and V and amount needed

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Any amount = DM1(misdemeanor)

21
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UNLAWFUL
DISTRIBUTION,
MANUFACTURING,
DISPENSING OR
SALE Defined

A

It is unlawful for any person knowingly to
manufacture, dispense, sell or distribute

22
Q

UNLAWFUL
DISTRIBUTION,
MANUFACTURING,
DISPENSING OR
SALE Defined

A

intent to manufacture, dispense, sell, or distribute

23
Q

POSSESSION WITH INTENT

A

Evidence of someone’s intent to manufacture, dispense, sell or
distribute:

24
Q

18-18-403.5 (possession) targets the
_______

A
  1. user/buyer
25
Q

Possession sentencing is typically:

A

less harsh, typically aimed at rehabilitation

26
Q

(manufacture/sales) targets the_____

A

dealer

27
Q

manufacturing/sales sentencing is typically:

A

aimed at PUNISHING

28
Q

Possession of Materials to Manufacture Methamphetamine

A

Illegal to possess meth precursors: ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or
phenylpropanolamine

DF2

29
Q

Fraud and Deceit

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No person shall obtain a controlled substance by fraud, deceit,
misrepresentation, or subterfuge

DF4

30
Q

Abusing Toxic Vapors

A

Huffing
DM2

31
Q

Imitation and Counterfeit Controlled Substances

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Manufacturing, selling, dispensing, distributing a substance that is not the controlled substance it is purported to be

32
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Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

A

The instruments or implements in which drugs are used, stored,
transported, or associated with

33
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  • Special Offender
A

C.R.S. 18-18-407)
* Pattern of
manufacturing, sale,
dispensing; substantial
source of income; and
special skill or
expertise
* Conspiracy with
others; defendant is
the ring-leader
* Defendant introduced
or imported more than
7 grams of meth or
heroin/14+ grams of
other Sch. I or II/ or
more than four grams
of fentanyl into
Colorado*
* Possessed pill or tablet
manufacturing
equipment with to use
equipment in
manufacture of
controlled
substance
*
* Immediate access to
deadly weapon
* Solicited, induced,
encouraged,
intimidated, employed,
hired, or procured a
child to act as his/her
agent in the sale or
manufacture
* Continuing criminal
enterprise
* 1,000 feet of a school

34
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Fentanyl:

A
  1. Synthetic Opioid
  2. 50x more potent than
    heroin
  3. 100x more potent
    than morphine
  4. Schedule II Controlled
    Substance
35
Q

true or false:
K-9’s are not trained to
detect it Fentanyl

A

True

36
Q

SYNTHETIC OPIATE -
FENTANYL

A
  1. M30, blue, smaller
    and lighter, easier to
    sell and transport.
  2. Street names “Blues”
37
Q

FENTANYL – A LETHAL DOSE

A

2MG

38
Q

Fentanyl related laws

A

slide 42

39
Q

OPIATES

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  1. Narcotic Analgesic
  2. schedule II
  3. reduces pain, induces
    euphoria, causes
    mood changes
40
Q

OPIATES example

A

Vicodin, Oxy, Dilaudid

41
Q

HEROIN is what schedule drug

A

SCHEDULE (I)

42
Q

HEROIN types

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  • China White
  • Mexican Brown
  • Black Tar
43
Q

METHAMPHETAMINE is what schedule drug

A

(SCHEDULE II)

44
Q

METHAMPHETAMINE description

A

“White, crystalline substance”

street name=clear

45
Q

COCAINE is what schedule drug

A

SCHEDULE (II)

46
Q

(LSD) is what schedule drug

A

Schedule I

47
Q

(LSD)

A
  • Hallucinogenic
  • Transdermal
48
Q

PSILOCYBIN MUSHROOMS

A
  • Schedule I
  • Hallucinogenic

Shrooms, caps, boomers

49
Q

MDMA is what schedule drug

A

Schedule I