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NATURE OF DRUGS Flashcards

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Working Definition of a Drug:

• Any substance that produces (?) change within a short period of time after ingestion of a specified dose

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physiological or psychological

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Nature of Drug Dependence:

• When an individual becomes (?) to a drug

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strongly attached

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Dependency is subdivided into two categories:

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2a. Physiological Dependence
2b. Psychological Dependence

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• The body continually needs to have the drug

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Physiological Dependence

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• A person experiences sickness if drug is discontinued

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Physiological Dependence

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• A person develops an uncontrollable “craving” (mental or emotional need) for a drug

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Psychological Dependence:

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• The craving is a desperate need to continue

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Psychological Dependence:

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Major Classes of Abused Drugs Six Categories:

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  1. Narcotic Drugs
  2. Stimulants
  3. Hallucinogens
  4. Depressants, Hypnotics, & Tranquilizers
  5. Club Drugs
  6. Performance Enhancing Drugs
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  • taken as painkillers (analgesic)
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  1. Narcotic Drugs
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Causes insensibility or numbness

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  1. Narcotic Drugs
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Usually OTC

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  1. Narcotic Drugs
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Ex. Paracetamol, Alaxan, Ibuprofen

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  1. Narcotic Drugs
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  • taken to increase mental and physical energy
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Stimulants

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Aka “Speed”

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Stimulants

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Speeds up CNS / messaging process w/in the brain

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Stimulants

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Causes inc in heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure

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Stimulants

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Ex. Caffeine, Nicotine

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Stimulants

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  • taken to change one’s mental state
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Hallucinogens

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Distorts sense of reality

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Hallucinogens

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Oldest Hallucinogens:

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Marijuana (Canabis sativa)

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  • taken to dull one’s senses, to reduce anxiety, or induce sleep
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Depressants, Hypnotics, & Tranquilizers

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Counterpart of stimulants

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Depressants, Hypnotics, & Tranquilizers

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Aka “Slowers”

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Depressants, Hypnotics, & Tranquilizers

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Ex. Alcohol

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Depressants, Hypnotics, & Tranquilizers

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  • taken to enhance one’s enjoyment of a party or other social activities
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Club Drugs

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Ex. Ecstasy

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Club Drugs

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  • taken to build muscles, endurance, or enhance athletic performance
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Performance Enhancing Drugs

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Ex. Anabolic steroid

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Performance Enhancing Drugs

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  • the primary active drug in opium
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Morphine

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30
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can be smoked directly or chemically processed to isolate pure morphine

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Opium

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All natural and drug compounds derived from opium are known as

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opiates

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• are psychologically addictive drugs: withdrawal causes severe physiological symptoms (aggitated)

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Opiates

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• - second most abundant component of opium

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Codeine

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34
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•, a derivative of morphine (equally addictive)

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Heroin

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35
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• Synthetic painkillers include

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Darvon & Demerol

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36
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are taken to make one feel more energetic, strong, or awake

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Stimulants

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37
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• Abused stimulants:

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Amphetamine, methamphetamine, and cocaine

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38
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• is the drug most commonly produced in clandestine labs

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Methamphetamine

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39
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  • very powerful stimulant; enormously psychologically addicting
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• Cocaine

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40
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is usually inhaled through the nose

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• Cocaine hydrochloride

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Its free base form (“crack”) is vaporized by heat in a pipe and inhaled into the lungs

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Cocaine hydrochloride

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Cause a significantly altered mental state, often including hallucinations

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Hallucinogens

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43
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Marijuana
Physiologically active ingredients:

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Cannabinoids

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44
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found in the resinous leaf coating of Cannabis sativa

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Cannabinoids

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45
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is one of the oldest Hallucinogens

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Marijuana

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46
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The most active cannabinoid is

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THC

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47
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Detectable in urine from 1 to 4 weeks after last use

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THC

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48
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Metabolites of Marijuana:

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• Delta-9-carboxy-THC
• 111-hydroxy-delta-9-THC

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49
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  • more potent form of marijuana made from the flowering tops of the plant
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• Hashish

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50
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: made by heating the plant material in a solvent, then evaporated leaving a thick oily material (almost pure resin)

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• Hash oil

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51
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• Hash oil can be mixed with

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tobacco or other vegetable material

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is an extremely potent hallucinogen

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• LSD

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Causes visual hallucinations, brilliant colors, and the perception that one is wise

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• LSD

54
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or “angel dust”

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PCP (phenylcyclidine)

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• Naturally occurring hallucinogens

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Peyote

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the bud of a particular cactus

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Peyote

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Main active ingredient in peyote:

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“mescaline”

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Magic mushrooms:

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Genus Psilocybe

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Active PEYUTE BUTTON components:

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psilocin and psilocybin

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  • most abused Depressants, Hypnotics, & Tranquilizers
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Alcohol (depressant)

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  • physiologically active depressants, resulting in a physical & mental state similar to alcohol-induced intoxication
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Barbiturates

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BARBITURATES

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• Barbituric acid
• Phenobarbital (long-acting)
• Amobarbital (intermediate-acting)
• Pentobarbital (short-acting)
• Thiopental (ultra-short-acting)

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(long-acting)

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• Phenobarbital

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anticonvulsant

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• Phenobarbital

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(intermediate-acting)

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• Amobarbital

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(short-acting)

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• Pentobarbital

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(ultra-short-acting)

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• Thiopental

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sedative-hypnotic

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• Thiopental

69
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Condensation product of urea and malonic acid

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BARBITURATES

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• Fat soluble :

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easily crosses BBB

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• Low doses:

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sedation, drowsiness and sleep

72
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• Higher doses :

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anesthesia

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• Very high doses:

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stupor, coma and death

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• Toxicity:

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depression, cyanosis, hypothermia, hypotension

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(a benzodiazepine)

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• Valium

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  • a tranquilizer drug designed to relieve anxiety
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• Valium

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is a benzodiazepine and a major drug of abuse at raves and the club scene

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• Rohypnol or “roofies”

78
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prepared by clandestine labs, or obtained legally from other countries

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Club Drugs

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  • “love drug” or “Ecstasy”
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MDMA

80
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GHB, gamma hydroxybutyrate

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Club Drugs

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: used for their hypnotic or depressant effects

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GHB and related compound GBL

82
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  • anesthetic and animal tranquilizer
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Ketamine

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causes anterograde amnesia (short-term amnesia)

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Ketamine

84
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have been implicated in cases of drug-facilitated sexual assaults

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Rohypnol, GHB, and ketamine

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“date-rape” drugs

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Rohypnol, GHB, and ketamine

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Athletes trying to gain a competitive edge may abuse

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stimulants and painkillers

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The first drug controlled because of their abuse by athletes were anabolic steroids

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Athletic Performance Enhancers

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Anabolic steroids promote cell growth resulting in growth of muscle tissue and sometimes bone size and strength

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Athletic Performance Enhancers

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  • for research only
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I

90
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  • high potential for abuse
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I

91
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no approved medical use

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I

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  • Rx drugs: special prescription
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II

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unrefillable

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II

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  • high potential for abuse
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II

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  • available by prescription
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III

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may have 5 refills in 6 months

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III

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  • available by prescription
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IV

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may have 5 refills in 6 months

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IV

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  • over the counter
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V

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I

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• Marijuana
• Hashish
• Heroin
• PCP
• LSD

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II

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• Opium
• Cocaine
• Amphetamine
• Methamphetamine

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III

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• Phenobarbital
• Diazepam
• Anabolic steroids

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Other Commonly Abused Substances

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104
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  1. Nicotine-
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cigarettes, tobacco

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  1. Ethyl alcohol -
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liquor, beer, wine

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  1. Dextromethorphan -
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cough and cold medications

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  1. Inhalants -
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solvents (paint thinners, gasoline, glues), gases (butane, propane), nitrites

108
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Other routes:

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  1. Intramuscular
  2. Intravenous
  3. Oral
  4. Inhalation
  5. Patches
  6. Intrarectal
  7. Eyedrops
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Factors

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  1. Weight
  2. General health
  3. Medication
110
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active/potent metabolite of opium

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Morphine

111
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Most popular product being traded worldwide

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Opiates or Narcotic Drugs

112
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Grows in humid/hot envi (tropical)

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Opiates or Narcotic Drugs

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Most commonly tested drug

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Methamphetamine

114
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Easily synthesized from hidden plant testing labs

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Methamphetamine

115
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“Shabu”

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Methamphetamine

116
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Placed on table and snorted; More particulate than shabu

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Cocaine

117
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“Paraphernalias”

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Cocaine hydrochloride

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most popular hallucinogen

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Marijuana

119
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  • first to legalize marijuana
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Thailand

120
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Grows in cold temp

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Marijuana

121
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5-finger leaf (bear claw under the microscope)

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Marijuana

122
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Causes hallucinations

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Marijuana

123
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Can be used as ingredient for cooking/baking ( [?]– taken by cancer px)

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marijuana brownies

124
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Tested in urine for screening and confirmatory testing

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THC

125
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Looks like a filter paper w/ cartoon characters

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LSD

126
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the dried sap of the opium poppy plant

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opium

127
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used as a strong painkiller and cough suppressant (control substance in the Ph)

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Codeine

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