Drug Recognition Flashcards

1
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when the body requires the drug to prevent physical withdrawal symptoms you have?

A

Physical drug dependence

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2
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Craving to use a drug brought on by its reinforcement potential is known as?

A

Psychological drug dependence

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3
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T or F? Psychological drug dependence may develop rapidly and be more difficult to overcome than physical dependence?

A

True

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4
Q

Identify the 3 Pharmacological classification or Drug abuse?

A
  1. Depressants
  2. Hallucinogens
  3. Stimulants
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5
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What decreases the central nevous system (CNS) activity, constrict pupils, used for antianxiety (sedative), sleep (hypnotic) and pain relief (analgesic)?

A

Narcotic & Non-narcotic substances in the depressant family

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6
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Which drug is deprived from the opium poppy plant ?

A

Narcotics

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7
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Narcotic, Schedule II, primary painkiller in hospital settings

A

Morphine

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8
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Narcotic, schedule II painkiller and cough suppressant

A

Codeine

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9
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Narcotic, Schedule I, most common Asian white, Mexican brown & black tar

A

Heroin

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10
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What drug gives you the “on the nod” reaction

A

Heroin

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11
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Narcotic schedule II, stronger than morphine

A

Dilaudid

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12
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Narcotic schedule II, used to treat heroin addiction and as a pain killer

A

Methadone

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13
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Narcotic schedule II, for moderate to severe pain

A

Demerol

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14
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Narcotic schedule II, similar to morphine

A

Oxycodone

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15
Q

3 types of non-narcotic depressants

A

Tranquilizers
Alcohol
Barbiturates

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16
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Relieve anxiety and used as a muscle relaxer

A

Tranquilizer

17
Q

most abused drug more than all other drugs combined

A

alcohol

18
Q

Relief of anxiety and sedation, similar to being intoxicated but no odor of alcohol

A

Barbiturates

19
Q

What are 2 categories in the stimulant family

A

cocaine and amphetamines

20
Q

schedule II, natural topical anesthetic, blood flow reducer and water soluble

A

Cocaine HCL

21
Q

Schedule II, smoked because it isnt soluable also called crack

A

Cocaine Base

22
Q

What are 2 types of amphetamines

A

amphetamine

methamphetamine

23
Q

What drug gives you a side effect “tweaking”

A

amphetamines

24
Q

A plant producing marijuana (leaves) and hashish (resin). THC alkaloid responsible for the pyschoactive effects

A

Cannabis

25
Q

a small cactus containing alkaloid, mescaline. Legally used by native American church, can be chewed, smoked or mixted with tea

A

Peyote

26
Q

Alkaloids are psilocin, found in cow manure, can be chewed or mixed with tea

A

Psychedelic Mushrooms

27
Q

Produces trip that can last 10+ hours. Can be absorbed through skin. Taken at raves and concert, with ecstacy

A

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD)

28
Q

Originally used as a human intravenous anesthetic and animal tranquilizer. Causes unpredictable and psychotic behavior. User is immune from pain. Can be absorbed through skin

A

(PCP) Phencyclidine

29
Q

crank, speed and ice are street names for

A

methamphetamine

30
Q

schedule II produced pharmaceutically or in clanestine labs

A

methamphetamine

31
Q

schedule II for hyperactivity, insomnia, fatigue relief and appetite suppression

A

amphetamines

32
Q

Schedule I hallucinogen and stimulant that enhances empathetic open and caring feelings. leads to dehydration, heat stroke and death

A

MDMA (ecstacy)

33
Q

schedule III swallow/injected in liquid form or smoked/snorted if evaporated crystal from. chemically related to PCP

A

ketamine

34
Q

schedule IV date rape drug victim has memory lose. street name roofies

A

rohypnol

35
Q

schedule I depressant associated with date rape due to impaired judgement and amnesia effects. A clear colorless, odorless, slightly salty liquid

A

Gamma Hydroxybutyrate (GHB)

36
Q

Chemical used in industrial cleaners, when ingested mixes with other body chemicals to form GHB

A

gamma-butyrolactone (GBL)