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Question 1

Toxicology

Answer 1

the study of toxins, poisons, or chemicals and their effects on living organisms.

Question 2

Narcotics

Answer 2

Drugs that depress vital body functions in order to induce sleep or treat pain.

Question 3

Opiates

Answer 3

A type of narcotic that comes from poppy plants.

Question 4

Synthetic Opiates

Answer 4

A type of narcotic that does not naturally come from opium, but has similar effects.

Question 5

Hallucinogens

Answer 5

Drugs that alter normal processes, thoughts, moods, and vision.

Question 6

Depressants

Answer 6

Drugs that slow the central nervous system. (CNS)

Question 7

Steroids

Answer 7

Drugs that act as a man-made version of hormones, used to improve performance usually.

Question 8

Barbiturates

Answer 8

A type of depressant used to relax the user and produce sleep. Known as “downers”

Question 9

Anti-psychotics

Answer 9

Type of depressant used to produce tranquility without altering higher level thinking abilities.

Question 10

Stimulants

Answer 10

Drugs that stimulate or speed up the central nervous system.

Question 11

Amphetamines

Answer 11

Type of stimulant that produces increased alertness and well-being followed by fatigued and loss of appetite.

Question 12

Schedule 1

Answer 12

Abuse Potential; accepted medical value.

Question 13

Schedule 2

Answer 13

Abuse Potential; medical usage.

Question 14

Schedule 3

Answer 14

Low-mid potential for abuse/ dependence; medical usage through prescription only.

Question 15

Schedule 4

Answer 15

low potential for abuse/dependence; high medical usage.

Question 16

Schedule 5

Answer 16

low potential for abuse; lower potential for dependence than schedule 4, over-the-counter medical use. Considered over-the-counter drugs