Study Guide

Question 0

Define Drug

Answer 0

Any substance when taken into the body, impairs the ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.

Question 1

7 Drug Categories w/ examples

Answer 1

CNS Depressants - Alcohol, Benadryl, Ativan, Methaqualone (Quaalude)

CNS Stimulant - Cocaine, Addreall, Ritalin,

Hallucinogens - LSD, MDMA, Peyote, Mushrooms

Dissociative Anesthetics - PCP, Ketamine,

Narcotic Analgesic - Vicodin, Heroin, Percocet, Demerol

Inhalant - Nitrous Oxide, Dust-Off, Paint,

Cannabis - Marijuana, Honey Oil, Hash,

Question 2

What TWO categories usually cause the lowering of pulse rate AND blood pressure?

Answer 2

Narcotic and Depressants

Question 3

Which foot would the subject STAND first during the 1 leg stand?

Answer 3

Left

Question 4

What are the 3 categories of drugs which usually induce HGN?

Answer 4

D.I.D

Question 5

Chloral Hydrate is what category?

Answer 5

CNS Depressant

Question 6

Active ingredient in Marijuana

Answer 6

THC

Question 7

DRE average range for Blood Pressure for Diastolic

Answer 7

90-120

Question 8

Majority of Alcohol is absorbed in the….

Answer 8

Small Intestine

Question 9

DRE average pulse rate is?

Answer 9

60-90 BPM

Question 10

What drugs do not normally increase heart rate?

Answer 10

Heroin, alcohol, Benadryl, Ativan, Vicodin,

CNS Depressants & Narcotic Analgesics

Question 11

3 types of alcohols

Answer 11

Isopropyl
Methyl
Ethyl

Question 12

The Autonomic Nervous Subsystem has what kind of nerves?

Answer 12

Sympathetic - Fight or flight, reaction nerves

Parasympathetic - Relax messages,

Question 13

Subject on marijuana and PCP with a pulse of 102BPM is example of…

Answer 13

Additive Effect

Question 14

Subject on cocaine and PCP is an example of…

Answer 14

Overlapping Effect

Question 15

DRE average pulse rate is:

Answer 15

60-90 BPM

Question 16

Tachycardia

Answer 16

Abnormally high heart rate.

Question 17

2007 Roadside survey found that ______% of drivers were on drugs.

Answer 17

16.3%

Question 18

Crank is street slang for:

Answer 18

Methamphetamine

Question 19

Afferent nerves are _______ types of nerves.

Answer 19

Sensory

Question 20

Efferent nerves are _______ types of nerves.

Answer 20

Motor

Question 21

Chloral Hydrate is also know as __________ and is a ________ kind of drug.

Answer 21

Mickey Fin

Barbiturate - CNS Depressant

Question 22

List of CNS Depressants

Answer 22

Seconal - Secobarbital
Doriden- Glutethimide
Phenobarbital-

Ambien - Zolpidem
GHB - Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid

Xanax - Alprazolam
Valium - Diazepam Anti-Anxiety Tranquilizers
Ativan - Lorazepam
Roofies - Flunitrazepam
Thorazine - Chlorpromazine (Anti-Psychotic Tranq)

Zimbalta
Prozac
Zoloft Anti-Depressants
Paxil

Halidol
Abilify Major Tranquilizers

Question 23

PDR is…

Answer 23

Physicians Desk Reference

Question 24

Only drug not in the Physicians Desk Reference (PDR)?

Answer 24

Heroine

Question 25

Synesthesia is?

Answer 25

The transposition of senses.

Question 26

List of Dissociative Anesthetics

Answer 26

PCP - Phenyl Cyclohexyl Pipeinide
Ketamine
DXM - Dextromethorphan

Question 27

Methaqualone is also know as a ___________.

Answer 27

Quaalude

Question 28

List of Narcotic Analgesics

Answer 28

Heroine
Vicodin
Oxycodone
Percocet
Demerol

Question 29

What are the two categories of narcotic analgesics?

Answer 29

Opiates & Synthetics

Question 30

What are three distinguishing characteristics of narcotic analgesics?

Answer 30

1. Relieve pain
2. Produce withdraw symptoms
3. Suppress withdraw symptoms

Question 31

What is tolerance?

Answer 31

The more you use the less the effect.

Question 32

Heroin’s drug name

Answer 32

Diacetyl Morphine

Question 33

What is methadone?

Answer 33

The long term treatment used to treat heroin users to prevent/lessen the withdraw symptoms.

Question 34

An analgesic is a drug that….

Answer 34

Relieves pain

Question 35

What is Oxycodone

Answer 35

A synthetic opiode to relieve pain on long term basis.

Question 36

The effects of PCP last?

Answer 36

4-6 hrs