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Drugs of abuse and their descriptions.

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Total cards: 20•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Only acidic group of drugs of abuse

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Barbiturates

#2
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Condensation product of urea and malonic acid

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Babituric acid

#3
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Tertiary amines with benzene rings

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Opiates

#4
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Popularly known as “shabu”

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Methamphetamine

#5
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Urinary metabolite of cocaine

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Benzoylecgonine

#6
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Metabolite of marijuana

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Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol

#7
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Also known as “hashish” causing red eyes

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Marijuana

#8
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Naturally produced opiate peptide in the brain

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Met-enkaphalin

#9
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Opiate that is a powerful analgesic

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Morphine

#10
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Opiate that is used to treat cough

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Codeine

#11
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Opiate that is the source of morphine & N-acetylmorphine

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Heroine

#12
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Commercially available as Valium

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Diazepam

#13
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Long-acting barbiturate

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Phenobarbital

#14
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Intermediate-acting barbiturate

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Amobarbital

#15
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Short-acting barbiturate

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Pentobarbital

#16
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Snorted drug derived from the Coca plant; known as “crack”

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Cocaine

#17
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Enzyme inhibited by amphetamines

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MAO

#18
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Also known as “angel dust”

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Phenycyclidine

#19
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Most commonly abused hallucinogen in the U.S.

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LSD

#20
Front (Question)

Anticonvulsant structurally similar to phenobarbital; Dilantin

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Phenytoin