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Drug ID Flashcards

1
Q

How does addiction start?

A

Legitimate injuries
Party lifestyle
Accepted recreational drug use among teens and young adults

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2
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Common cutting agents of heroin

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Brown sugar
Starch
Powdered milk

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3
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Common cutting agents of cocaine

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Lactose
Sugar
Cornstarch
Baby powder

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4
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Common cutting agents of meth

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Epsom salt

MSM

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5
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What are some common paraphernalia items?

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Spoons
Glass pipes 
Syringe
Cotton
Tin foil
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6
Q

What are some common ways to

Use marijuana

A

Smoke

Baked goods

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7
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What are some physics effects of marijuana

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Red eyes

Green coated tongue

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8
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What is BHO

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Butane hash oil

Commonly known as dabs

Waxy concentrates cannabis extract

Most potent form of THC

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9
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What is THC

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Tetrahydrocannibol

Active ingredient in cannabis that gives it its narcotic and psychoactive effects

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10
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What are trichomes

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Fine outgrowths or appendages on plants

Bulk of THC is contained here

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11
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What is Hashish

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THC rich resinous material of the cannabis plant

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12
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Methamphetamine

A

Schedule 2 drug

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13
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Marijuana

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Schedule 1 drug

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14
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Common ways to use meth

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Snorted 5-20 minutes

Smoked- instantaneous

Oral- 30-60 min

Injected- instantaneous

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15
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What are some effects of meth

A 
Increased heart rate
Pupils dilated
Fidgety
Teeth grinding
Talkative
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16
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Cocaine

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Schedule 2

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17
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What forms does cocaine come in

A

Powder

Rock

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18
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Physical effects of cocaine

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Increased heart rate
Increased BP
Pupils dilated
Fidgety

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19
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Heroin

A

Schedule 1 drug

Brown and tar like

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20
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Physical effects of heroin

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Lasts usually 4-6 hours
Considered a narcotic
Slow, slurred speech
Low pulse and BP

On the nod
Constructed pupils

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21
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LSD

A

Lysergic acid diethylamide

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22
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Physical effects of LSD

A

Hallucinogen

Slow to react

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23
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Mushrooms

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Dried and look like an herb or spice used to cook

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24
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Inhalants and symptoms

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Consists of huffing

Symptoms:
Mood swings
Abdominal pain
Twitching 
Headache or nosebleeds
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25
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Ecstasy

A

Schedule 1 drug

Street term for MDMA

Psychoactive drug with stimulant and hallucinogenic properties

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26
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How is ecstasy usually taken

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Pill, tablet or capsule

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27
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Signs and symptoms of ecstasy

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Increased BP
Involuntary jaw clenching
Increased body temp
Rapid eye movement

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28
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What is molly

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Pure form of MDMA

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29
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Bath salts

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Schedule 1 drug

30
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Common usage of bath salts

A

Snorted
Smoked
Injected

31
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Signs and symptoms of bath salts

A 
Extreme agitation
Chest pain
Suicidal thoughts
Excited deliruim
Violent behavior
32
Q

Synthetic cannabinoids

A

Schedule 1 drug

Aka spice potpourri or pope
Ingested similar to marijuana

33
Q

Common forms of Fentanyl

A

Transdermal patches
Lozenges
Injections

34
Q

Signs of overdose on fentanyl

A

Dizziness and confusion
Slow or faint breathing
Pinpoint pupils
Collapse and coma

35
Q

What is a clandestine lab

A

Place where preparation of illegal substances take place

36
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What is a NIK test

A

Narcotics identification kit

37
Q

What is a NARK test

A

Narcotic analysis reagent kit

Usually creates false positives

38
Q

What is a TruNarc

A

Handheld drug analyzer

39
Q

What are some common prescription opioids

A

Vicodin
Fentanyl
Morphine
Oxycodone

40
Q

Types of confidential informants

A 
Defendant 
Reformer
Revenge
Mercenary
Insurance
41
Q

What is a defendant CI

A

Works off charges

42
Q

What is a reformer CI

A

Wants to turn life around

43
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What is a revenge CI

A

Someone that’s been wronged

44
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What is a mercenary CI

A

Someone who is a paid CI

45
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What is an insurance CI

A

Someone who works both sides

46
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What is a stimulant

A

Speeds up CNS

Increased heart rate and BP

47
Q

What is a depressant

A

Slows down CNS
Reduced hand/eye coordination
Feeling of relaxation
Slurred speech and disorientation

48
Q

What is a narcotic

A

Same as a depressant but blocks the pain

49
Q

What is a hallucinogen

A

Mixes things up randomly
Enhancement of senses
Time and distance altered

50
Q

How does title 37 schedule drugs

A

Based on actual or relative potential for abuse

It’s pharmalogical effect

Risk to public health

51
Q

IC 37-2732 (c) possession

A

Act of having or taking control, control of occupancy of property without regard to ownership

Misdemeanor and felony

52
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IC 37-2732(c) (1) possession of schedule 1 or 2 drug

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Narcotic, cocaine, meth, PCP, heroin

Felony

53
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IC 37-2732 (c)(2) possession of schedule 1 drug

A

Non-narcotic,
LSD

Felony

54
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IC 37-3732(c)(3) possession of marijuana less than 3 oz

A

Misdemeanor

55
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IC 37-2732(e) possession of marijuana over 3 oz

A

Felony

56
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IC 37-2732B trafficking

A

Felony

Any person who knowingly manufactures, delivers or brings into this state
Or who knowingly is in actual possession of…

57
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IC 37-2732 (a)(1)(A) manufacturing

A

Production,preparation, processing of a controlled substance

Includes planting cultivating growing or harvesting

58
Q

IC 37-2732 (d) frequenting

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Knowingly frequents a place where drugs are used and/or sold, manufactured, or delivered

Misdemeanor

59
Q

IC 18-1502B

A

Possession of inhalants by minors

Misdemeanor

Person under 18 for purpose of becoming under the influence

60
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IC 37-2701(r)

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Definition of manufacture

Production,preparation or processing of controlled substance

61
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IC 37-2734A

A

Simple possession of drug paraphernalia

Misdemeanor

62
Q

IC 37-2734B

A

Felony

Possess drug paraphernalia with intent to deliver

63
Q

IC 37-2737A

A

Munfacture/deliver of a controlled substance in presence of child under 18

Felony

64
Q

Schedule 1 drug

A

Has high potential for abuse

No accepted medical treatment in us

LSD, MDMA, heroin, mushrooms, marijuana, bath salts

65
Q

Schedule 2 drug

A

High potential for abuse
Has accepted medical treatment in us
May lead to severe psychological or physical dependence

Cocaine, meth, opium, PCP

66
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Schedule 3 drug

A

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

67
Q

Schedule 4 drug

A

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

68
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Schedule 5 drugs

A

Low potential for abuse relative to schedule 4 drugs

Accepted medical treatment

Limited psychological or physical dependence relative to schedule 4 drugs

69
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What is a drug

A

Any substance that will cause physical or psychological change to a living organism

70
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What is drug abuse

A

Using a substance in a manner not prescribed

71
Q

What is a cutting agent

A

Potentcy ic drug drops drastically from time it is harvested or created until it reaches the streets

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