Drug ID Flashcards
How does addiction start?
Legitimate injuries
Party lifestyle
Accepted recreational drug use among teens and young adults
Common cutting agents of heroin
Brown sugar
Starch
Powdered milk
Common cutting agents of cocaine
Lactose
Sugar
Cornstarch
Baby powder
Common cutting agents of meth
Epsom salt
MSM
What are some common paraphernalia items?
Spoons Glass pipes Syringe Cotton Tin foil
What are some common ways to
Use marijuana
Smoke
Baked goods
What are some physics effects of marijuana
Red eyes
Green coated tongue
What is BHO
Butane hash oil
Commonly known as dabs
Waxy concentrates cannabis extract
Most potent form of THC
What is THC
Tetrahydrocannibol
Active ingredient in cannabis that gives it its narcotic and psychoactive effects
What are trichomes
Fine outgrowths or appendages on plants
Bulk of THC is contained here
What is Hashish
THC rich resinous material of the cannabis plant
Methamphetamine
Schedule 2 drug
Marijuana
Schedule 1 drug
Common ways to use meth
Snorted 5-20 minutes
Smoked- instantaneous
Oral- 30-60 min
Injected- instantaneous
What are some effects of meth
Increased heart rate Pupils dilated Fidgety Teeth grinding Talkative
Cocaine
Schedule 2
What forms does cocaine come in
Powder
Rock
Physical effects of cocaine
Increased heart rate
Increased BP
Pupils dilated
Fidgety
Heroin
Schedule 1 drug
Brown and tar like
Physical effects of heroin
Lasts usually 4-6 hours
Considered a narcotic
Slow, slurred speech
Low pulse and BP
On the nod
Constructed pupils
LSD
Lysergic acid diethylamide
Physical effects of LSD
Hallucinogen
Slow to react
Mushrooms
Dried and look like an herb or spice used to cook
Inhalants and symptoms
Consists of huffing
Symptoms: Mood swings Abdominal pain Twitching Headache or nosebleeds
Ecstasy
Schedule 1 drug
Street term for MDMA
Psychoactive drug with stimulant and hallucinogenic properties
How is ecstasy usually taken
Pill, tablet or capsule
Signs and symptoms of ecstasy
Increased BP
Involuntary jaw clenching
Increased body temp
Rapid eye movement
What is molly
Pure form of MDMA
Bath salts
Schedule 1 drug
Common usage of bath salts
Snorted
Smoked
Injected
Signs and symptoms of bath salts
Extreme agitation Chest pain Suicidal thoughts Excited deliruim Violent behavior
Synthetic cannabinoids
Schedule 1 drug
Aka spice potpourri or pope
Ingested similar to marijuana
Common forms of Fentanyl
Transdermal patches
Lozenges
Injections
Signs of overdose on fentanyl
Dizziness and confusion
Slow or faint breathing
Pinpoint pupils
Collapse and coma
What is a clandestine lab
Place where preparation of illegal substances take place
What is a NIK test
Narcotics identification kit
What is a NARK test
Narcotic analysis reagent kit
Usually creates false positives
What is a TruNarc
Handheld drug analyzer
What are some common prescription opioids
Vicodin
Fentanyl
Morphine
Oxycodone
Types of confidential informants
Defendant Reformer Revenge Mercenary Insurance
What is a defendant CI
Works off charges
What is a reformer CI
Wants to turn life around
What is a revenge CI
Someone that’s been wronged
What is a mercenary CI
Someone who is a paid CI
What is an insurance CI
Someone who works both sides
What is a stimulant
Speeds up CNS
Increased heart rate and BP
What is a depressant
Slows down CNS
Reduced hand/eye coordination
Feeling of relaxation
Slurred speech and disorientation
What is a narcotic
Same as a depressant but blocks the pain
What is a hallucinogen
Mixes things up randomly
Enhancement of senses
Time and distance altered
How does title 37 schedule drugs
Based on actual or relative potential for abuse
It’s pharmalogical effect
Risk to public health
IC 37-2732 (c) possession
Act of having or taking control, control of occupancy of property without regard to ownership
Misdemeanor and felony
IC 37-2732(c) (1) possession of schedule 1 or 2 drug
Narcotic, cocaine, meth, PCP, heroin
Felony
IC 37-2732 (c)(2) possession of schedule 1 drug
Non-narcotic,
LSD
Felony
IC 37-3732(c)(3) possession of marijuana less than 3 oz
Misdemeanor
IC 37-2732(e) possession of marijuana over 3 oz
Felony
IC 37-2732B trafficking
Felony
Any person who knowingly manufactures, delivers or brings into this state
Or who knowingly is in actual possession of…
IC 37-2732 (a)(1)(A) manufacturing
Production,preparation, processing of a controlled substance
Includes planting cultivating growing or harvesting
IC 37-2732 (d) frequenting
Knowingly frequents a place where drugs are used and/or sold, manufactured, or delivered
Misdemeanor
IC 18-1502B
Possession of inhalants by minors
Misdemeanor
Person under 18 for purpose of becoming under the influence
IC 37-2701(r)
Definition of manufacture
Production,preparation or processing of controlled substance
IC 37-2734A
Simple possession of drug paraphernalia
Misdemeanor
IC 37-2734B
Felony
Possess drug paraphernalia with intent to deliver
IC 37-2737A
Munfacture/deliver of a controlled substance in presence of child under 18
Felony
Schedule 1 drug
Has high potential for abuse
No accepted medical treatment in us
LSD, MDMA, heroin, mushrooms, marijuana, bath salts
Schedule 2 drug
High potential for abuse
Has accepted medical treatment in us
May lead to severe psychological or physical dependence
Cocaine, meth, opium, PCP
Schedule 3 drug
Has potential for abuse less then drugs in schedules 1 and 2
Has accepted medical treatment
May lead to low physical dependence or high psychological dependence
Steroids
Schedule 4 drug
Low potential for abuse relative to schedule 3 drugs
Accepted medical treatment
Limited physical dependence and psychological dependence relative to drugs on schedule 3
Ambien
Xanax
Schedule 5 drugs
Low potential for abuse relative to schedule 4 drugs
Accepted medical treatment
Limited psychological or physical dependence relative to schedule 4 drugs
What is a drug
Any substance that will cause physical or psychological change to a living organism
What is drug abuse
Using a substance in a manner not prescribed
What is a cutting agent
Potentcy ic drug drops drastically from time it is harvested or created until it reaches the streets
