Learning Objectives

Question 1

What do CNS stimulants do?

Answer 1

They increase alertness, attention, energy, and confidence levels

Question 2

What are some CNS stimulants?

Answer 2

Cocaine
Amphetamines
Methamphetamines
Ritalin

Question 3

What do CNS depressants do?

Answer 3

They slow down the brain and psychomotor activity

Question 4

What are some CNS depressants?

Answer 4

GHB
Rohypnol
Xanax
Valium
Phenobarbital
Alcohol

Question 5

What is the most widely used CNS depressant?

Answer 5

Alcohol

Question 6

What do hallucinogens do?

Answer 6

They make the user see and hear things, they can cause profound distortions in a person’s perceptions of reality, euphoria and increased sensitivity to touch and light

Question 7

What are some hallucinogens?

Answer 7

Peyote
Mushrooms
LSD
MDMA/Ecstasy
Khat

Question 8

What are dissociative anesthetics?

Answer 8

They cut off or distort the brain’s perception from the rest of the body and increase pain threshold

Question 9

What are some dissociative anesthetics?

Answer 9

PCP
Analogs
Ketamine
DXM

Question 10

What are narcotic analgesics?

Answer 10

They relieve chronic pain, induce euphoria, alter moods, and produce sedation

Question 11

What are some narcotic analgesics?

Answer 11

Heroin
Vicodin
Morphine
Oxycontin

Question 12

What are inhalants?

Answer 12

They are solvents, aerosols, and gases found in household

Question 13

What is a clandestine lab?

Answer 13

Secret labs used to manufacture methamphetamine

Question 14

What are common ingredients to make methamphetamine?

Answer 14

Ephedrine and pseudoephedrine
Red phosphorous
Iodine crystals
Hydrochloric acid
Sodium hydroxide
Solvents
Anhydrous ammonia
Lithium metal
Hydrogen chloride gas

Question 15

What are common cooking methods for methamphetamines?

Answer 15

Shake and bake or one pot

Question 16

What are Class A Controlled Substances?

Answer 16

Heroin, Fentanyl, GHB, Ketamine, Rohypnol, Synthetic opioids

Question 17

What are Class B Controlled Substances?

Answer 17

Cocaine, LSD, PCP, Oxycodone, Ecstasy (MDMA), Methamphetamines, Percocet, Dilaudid

Question 18

What are Class C Controlled Substances?

Answer 18

THC (Hashish), Klonopin, Valium, Vicodin, Xanax, Synthetic weed (K2)

Question 19

What are Class D Controlled Substances?

Answer 19

Marijuana, Phenobarbital

Question 20

What are Class E Controlled Substances?

Answer 20

Prescription medications not covered in other classes

Question 21

What are the 3 types of possession?

Answer 21

Actual possession
Constructive possession
Joint possession

Question 22

How much Marijuana is needed to constitute trafficking?

Answer 22

50 pounds or more

Question 23

How much Cocaine, Heroin, or Methamphetamines are needed to constitute trafficking?

Answer 23

18 grams or more

Question 24

How much Fentanyl is needed to constitute trafficking?

Answer 24

10 grams or more

Question 25

How much Carfentanil is needed to constitute trafficking?

Answer 25

Any amount

Question 26

What is the right of arrest for trafficking?

Answer 26

Felony

Question 27

Between what hours can a person be charged for possession of controlled substances on school grounds?

Answer 27

Between 5am and midnight

Question 28

Within what distance of school property can a person be charged for possession of a controlled substance?

Answer 28

300 feet

Question 29

Within what distance of a park or playground can a person be charged for possession of a controlled substance?

Answer 29

100 feet

Question 30

What is the right of arrest for controlled substances violations on school or park grounds?

Answer 30

Felony

Question 31

Where do you store DRY controlled substances?

Answer 31

Plastic bags

Question 32

Where do you store WET controlled substances?

Answer 32

Manilla envelopes or paper bags