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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Presumptive tests

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Tests that are non-specific and help a forensics science identify several particular drugs, that the substance is likely to be

#2
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LSD

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Originally produced from ergot fungus that is found on some plants and grasses

#3
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Drugs

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Substances that produce physiological or psychological effects in humans

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Hallucinogens

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Alter an individuals, mood perceptions, or thoughts

#5
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Ecstasy

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One of the most popular club drugs originally presented as an appetite, suppressant this synthetic drug produces feelings of happiness, as well as hallucinations

#6
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Depressants

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Slow down the central nervous system

#7
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Club drugs

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Synthetic drugs that are typically used in bars, night clubs, raves, and other gatherings

#8
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Color tests

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Involve introducing a chemical reaction to the drug and observing whether or not the material changes color

#9
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Barbiturates

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A form of depressants. They are often referred to as “downers” as they tend to relax individual and produce sleep.

#10
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Opium

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Milky substance that is obtained by cutting into the unripe, pod of the poppy plant, which is found in many parts of Asia

#11
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Stimulants

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Speed up the central nervous system

#12
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Confirmatory tests

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Prove a drugs identity

#13
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cocaine

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Extracted from the coca plant, which is found in tropical areas of Asia and South America #stimulant drug

#14
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Narcotics

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Painkilling or pain, reducing substances that tend to reduce the rates of bodily functions, like pulse and breathing Many produced from opium #drug

#15
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Carbon monoxide

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A chemical produced, when organic materials are not completely combusted

#16
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Toxicology

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The study of substances that cause adverse effects in humans or other organisms

#17
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Hermann Boerhaave

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Dutch botanist and physician, who suggested that poisons could be detected in a persons body through the use of chemical means #poison

#18
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Forensic toxicology

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The use of toxicology in the process of investigating deaths, drug cases, or suspected poisonings

#19
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Strychnine

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Comes from the seeds of the strychnine tree; poisoning can occur through consumption, inhalation, or absorption by mucous membranes #poison

#20
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Arsenic

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Has probably killed more individuals than any other poison The substance is actually a common element, found in the crust of the Earth, as well as other natural locations, and most of the compounds found have little taste or odor

#21
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Ricin

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Naturally produced in the seeds of the castor oil plant, it is extremely poisonous when ingested or inhaled #poison

#22
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Reinsch test

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Test used to determine the presence of heavy metals #Poison

#23
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Cyanide

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Poison used in the infamous Jonestown massacre in 1978. Where over 900 people died.

#24
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Johan, Daniel Metzger

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Developed a method of detecting arsenic in solutions