| What type of drug? | ||
| #1 | Marijuana | Hallucinogen |
| #2 | Heroin | Narcotic |
| #3 | Cocaine | Stimulant |
| #4 | PCP | Hallucinogen |
| #5 | Alcohol | Depressant |
| Effects of Drugs | ||
| #1 | Narcotics are used to | kill pain |
| #2 | Stimulants cause heart and central nervous functioning to | increase |
| #3 | Depressants cause heart and central nervous functioning to | decrease |
| #4 | Hallucinogens cause altered | mood/thoughts |
| #5 | Name 1 medical use of marijuana | relieve pain in glaucoma patients/relieve nausea in cancer patients |
| Drug Tests | ||
| #1 | Marquis Reagent | Heroin |
| #2 | Van Urk | LSD |
| #3 | Which technique makes a better positive identification: IR or UV spectroscopy? | IR |
| #4 | Dillie-Koppanyi | Barbiturates |
| #5 | Which technique separates and identifies drug mixtures? | GC/MS |
| Toxicology | ||
| #1 | The amount of substance that when ingested would kill 50% of the population | LD50 |
| #2 | What does carbon monoxide bind to in the body? | hemoglobin |
| #3 | Where should blood be taken from to test for toxins? | jugular or femeral |
| #4 | Hydrochloric acid would be an example of a ___________ poison. | corrosive |
| #5 | A poison that interferes with body functioning is called a ___________ poison. | metabolic |
| Alcohol | ||
| #1 | Name one field sobriety test | walk and turn, one leg stand, horizontal gaze nystagmus |
| #2 | Obvious intoxication BAC | 0.10 % |
| #3 | The rate of alcohol absorption on an empty stomach is ________ than on a full stomach. | greater/faster |
| #4 | What is the legal BAC limit in NYS? | 0.08 % |
| #5 | Death BAC | 0.50% |
| Final Question | |
| What 3 characteristics does the Controlled Substances Act use to classify drugs into schedules? | medical value, potential for abuse, potential for phys/psych dependency |