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Chapter 7 Drugs

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#1
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in the US all drugs covered by law that are some how restricted are called

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controlled substance

#2
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what are hallucinogens

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naturally occurring substances that can change normal thought processes, perceptions, and moods.

#3
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the most widely used hallucinogen in the US is

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marijuana

#4
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what are hallucinogens?

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marijuana, LSD, acid, PCP, MDMA, ecstasy, Ketamine

#5
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where do stimulants act on?

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the central nervous system to make the user feel better and increase his or her energy alertness while suppressing appetite and fatigue

#6
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drugs that are stimulants are

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cocaine, speed, crack, nicotine

#7
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what are analgesics

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a drug that relieves pain

#8
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narcotics are

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substances affecting the central nervous system to relieve pain

#9
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what drug affects the central nervous system?

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narcotics & stimulants

#10
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what are narcotics?

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OTC drugs, aspirin, Tylenol, Motrin, Morphine, heroin, Darvon, Percocet

#11
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what are depressants?

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alcohol, barbiturates

#12
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a drug is _____

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a natural or synthetic substance designed to affect humans (or other animals) psychologically or physiologically

#13
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what schedule has high potent job for abuse

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schedule I

#14
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what are examples of schedule I drugs?

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Heroin, LSD, weed, ecstasy

#15
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what are examples of schedule II drugs?

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Cocain, morphine, amphetamine, PCP, Ritalin

#16
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what are examples of schedule III drugs?

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Ketamine, intermediate acting barbiturates, anabolic steroids

#17
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what are examples of schedule IV drugs?

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Stimulants and depressants like Valium, Xanax, Librium, phenobarbital, Darvon

#18
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what are examples of schedule V drugs?

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Codeine found in low doses in cough medicine

#19
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what does DEA stand for

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Drug Enforcement Agency

#20
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what is the mission of the DEA?

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to enforce the controlled substances laws and regulations of the US

#21
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LSD is a

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hallucinogen

#22
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Ketamine is a

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hallucinogen

#23
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amphetamines are

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stimulants

#24
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cocaine is a

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stimulant