DrugsandSociety_PracticeFinal

1. _____________ is when you have no recall of events while intoxicated with alcohol.

Blackout

Knockout

Passing Out

Fainting

2. True or False: It would take chronic marijuana users a month to pass the test and another month to get 0 metabolites in urine.

True

False

3. True or False: Stacking, is defined as taking 20-200 times the prescribed dosage.

True

False

4. True or False: The Native American Church of North America are legally allowed to harvest 2 million buttons of Mescaline (peyote) for use.

True

False

5. MDMA or 3,4 methylenedioxymethamphetamine has been manufactured illegally since it was banned as a Schedule I drug in 1988. What is the street name of this drug?

Ecstasy

LSD

PCP

Special-K

Angel Dust

6. Which chemical is the most potent of the 360 identified in marijuana?

DMT

THC

LSD

PCP

7. True or False: Anti-choliergic psychedelics work by blocking acetylcholine receptors and has been tried by some teenagers leading to emergency room visits.

True

False

8. With continued use of ________, emotional instability "rhoid rage" can occur

Periactin

Diuretics

Erythropoietin

Anabolic-androgenic steriods

9. True or False: By the 50's and 60's drug abuse by athletes had become widespread because a greater variety of drugs were available, especially anabolic steroids and amphetamines.

True

False

10. Who was the first to synthesize LSD, the synthetic form of an ergot fungus toxin?

Dr. Timothy Leary

Dr. Albert Hoffman

Dr Timothy Hoffman

Dr. Albert Leary

11. ___________ contain a mild LSD-like substance, but several hundred are needed to obtain an effect. Today the seeds are dipped in a toxic substance when sold commercially.

Ibogaine

Morning Glory Seeds

DMT (dimethyltryptamine)

Yage

Mescaline

12. Anabolic-androgenic steroids are derived from

Natural substances found in plants.

Chemicals developed in laboratories

Fermentation of analgesics

Testosterone or synthetic versions

13. Which of these definitions are correct?

Illusion: mistaken perceptionsdelusions: mistaken ideas or beliefshallucinations: sensory experiences not related to reality

Illusion: mistaken perceptionshallucinations: mistaken ideas or beliefsdelusions: sensory experiences not related to reality

Delusions: mistaken perceptionsillusions: mistaken ideas or beliefshallucinations: sensory experiences not related to reality

Hallucinations: mistaken perceptionsdelusions: mistaken ideas or beliefsillusions: sensory experiences not related to reality

14. Which is true about the liquor Everclear?

It contains 100% alcohol

It is 100 proof

It contains 95% alcohol

It is 95 proof

15. A mental effect of LSD includes synesthesia which is

Imparied concentration

Feeling the ability to float

Feeling as if you're in a movie watching yourself

Mixing of the senses

16. _________ is a psychedelic drink made from an Amazonian vine and produces a dreamilke state lasting up to 10 hrs.

Ibogaine

Morning Glory Seeds

DMT (dimethyltryptamine)

Yage

Mescaline

17. These are the physical effects of using marijuana:

Sedation, bloodshot eyes, increase in appetite, increase in heart rate, loss of muscular coordination and decreased tracking ability.

Sweating, bloodshot eyes, increase in appetite, increase in heart rate, loss of muscular coordination and decreased tracking ability.

Sedation, hallucinations, increase in appetite, increase in heart rate, loss of muscular coordination and decreased tracking ability.

Sweating, bloodshot eyes, increase in appetite, increase in heart rate, loss of muscular coordination and increased tracking ability.

18. What is the rate of tolerance with marijuana usage?

Slowly

Rapidly

Constant

Negatively

19. Drug abuse by athletes had become widespread because of the commercialization of sports which is

The popularization of drug use.

Less strict laws against athletes.

The development of more varieties of drugs.

Winning at any cost

20. The ratio of alcohol % to proof is

1% : 1 proof

1% : 2 proof

1% : 10 proof

1%: 20 proof

21. ________ is produced by the African Tabernanthe Shrub. It is a long acting psychedelic in high doses and a stimulant in low doses. It is used in western and central Africa.

Ibogaine

Morning glory seeds

DMT (dimethyltryptamine)

Yage

Mesaline

22. Which psychedelic is still used today as animal and human anesthetics?

Phencyclidine

Ketamine

Salvia

MDMA

23. True or False: Loss of libido and erectile disfunction occur from Long-term effects of alcohol consumption.

True

False

24. Who popularized LSD and quoted,"Tune in, turn on, drop out"?

Dr. Timothy Leary

Dr. Albert Hoffman

Dr Timothy Hoffman

Dr. Albert Leary

25. Which psychedelic includes the effect of nausea, changes in visceral(organ) sensations, changes in sight, hearing, taste, touch and altered states of consciousness?

Magic Mushrooms

Ibogaine

Morning Glory Seeds

DMT (dimethyltryptamine)

Mescaline

26. What is sinsemilla?

A growing technique used in Siberia where Cannabis ruderalis grows and contains very little THC.

.a growing technique used in Mexico to export marijuana into the US.

A growing technique which converts marijuana into "hydro".

A growing technique which increases the THC content since unfertilized female buds produce more resin.

27. True or False: Using marijuana impairs short-term and long-term memory.

True

False

28. Select which class is not included in the Psychedelics.

Indole

Phenylaklylamines

Anticholinergics

Dehydrogenase

Cannabinols

29. Drugs are perceived as a ________ to athletic training.

Support

Downfall

Reinforcement

Shortcut

30. Which represents the Fermentation formula?

Yeast + Sugar > Methyl alcohol + Carbon Dioxide

Yeast + Sugar > Ethyl alcohol + Carbon Dioxide

Yeast + Sugar > Methyl alcohol + Carbon Monoxide

Yeast + Sugar > Ethyl alcohol + Carbon Monoxide

31. How many species of mushroom fall under the magic mushroom category?

5

25

75

Over 100

32. _________ is the active component of Peyote and San Pedro cacti.

Ibogaine

Morning Glory Seeds

DMT (dimethyltryptamine)

Yage

Mescaline

33. NSAID and DMSO are considered which type of drug?

Anabolic

Anti-inflammatory

Androgenic

Ergogenic

34. Tolerance to psychedelic effect occur

Slowly

Moderately

Immediatey

Rapidly

35. Mental effects of this drug lasts 3 to 4 hours and include feelings of happiness, increased empathy, more self-awareness, heightened self-esteem, clarity and mild distortions of perception but no illusions or hallucinations.

Belladonna

Mandrake

Ecstasy

LSD

Marijuana

36. Which drug is legal and a member of the sage family that has hallucinogenic effects that last 7 to 10 minutes when smoked?

Bhang

Ganja

Hashish

Salvia

37. ________ are used to treat sprains, strains, spasms and tremors.

Anti-bacterial agents

Analgesics

Muscle Relaxants

Anti-inflammatory drugs

38. _______ is the most widely abused psychoactive drug and the oldest known.

LSD

Yage

Alcohol

Marijuana

39. Mescaline and ecstacy fall under which class of psychedelics?

Indole

Phenylalkylamines

Anticholinergics

Others

Cannabinols

40. How many micrograms of LSD are needed for the effects to act as a stimulant with mild euphoria?

30-50

50-100

100-140

150-300

41. True or False: The marijuana plant, also called Cannabis or hemp, is used to make a variety of useful products and can only be smoked to alter physical and mental states.

True

False

42. What percent of all hospital admissions are accounted for drinking problems?

10%

20%

30%

40%

43. All arounders generally

Distort sensation

Alter egos

Distort perception

Stimulate

Depress

44. LSD stimuates a specific subset of which receptors?

GABA

Seratonin

Endorphins

Dopamine

45. True or False: Someone who is NOT a frequent user would test positive 24-72 hours after smoking a joint of marijuana.

True

False

46. Which of these terms means, "muscle building"?

Ergogenic

Anabolic

Androgenic

Testogenic

47. A 175 lb. male, on average, drinking 5 drinks in 2 hours would have a BAC of

0.095 and would be legally drunk

0.950 and would be legally drunk

0.095 and would not be legally drunk

0.950 and would not be legally drunk

48. In the '60's and '70's the concentration of THC was 1-3%, now it can be % - %.

8 - 10

12 - 14

14 - 16

14 - 18

49. By the 50's and 60's drug abuse by athletes had become widespread because of international politics due to the Cold War which

Caused paranoia of a nuclear war.

Pitted athletes against each other for national and political prestige.

Allowed drugs to be legally used in certain events.

Helped the US import more illegal drugs into the country.

50. _________ including antibiotics and antiseptics are used with no risk of abuse.

Anti-bacterial agents

Analgesics

Muscle Relaxants

Anti-inflammatory drugs

51. ________ are impurities in formed during production and storage and they contribute to the distinctive taste and aroma of alcoholic beverages and can increase the severity of hangovers.

Congeners

Antabuse

Dehydrogenase

Acetaldehyde

52. True or False: The nation's monthly consumption of LSD is 11 lbs.

True

False

53. What is the definition of Blood Doping?

Injecting extra blood to increase white blood cells and oxygen content of blood.

Injecting extra blood to increase red blood cells and hormone content of blood.

Injecting extra blood to increase red blood cells and oxygen content of blood.

Injecting extra blood to increase white blood cells and hormone content of blood.

54. How many micrograms of LSD are needed to produce true hallucinations?

30-50

50-100

100-140

150-300

55. __________ result from distilling fermentation products such as wine, sugar cane, potatoes and grains.

Unfortified wines

Distilled Spirits

Congeners

Sherry or port

56. LSD and psilocybin fall under the class of which psychedelics?

Indole

Phenylalkylamines

Anticholinergics

Others

Cannabinols

57. Which psychedelics are used in magic, sorcery, witchcraft and religion and induce delirium, hallucinations, and deep sleep?

Anti-cholinergic

Indole

Cannabinols

Phenylalkylamine

58. Fetal alcohol syndrome abnormalities include (select all that apply):

Growth retardation

CNS abnormalities

Structural abnormalities of the head and face

Delayed intellectual development

Submit

59. What percent of homicides and rapes are committed under the influence of alcohol?

25%

50%

75%

100%

60. More than __% of motor vehicle fatalities indicate alcohol use.

25

50

75

80

61. ____________ is part of the Anticholinergics class of Psychedelics.

Psilocybin

Mescaline

Belladonna

PCP

62. Using this drug with very strong doses can produce feelings of movement under the feet, visual illusions, sensory distortion and feelings of paranoia.

LSD

Ecstasy

PCP

Marijuana

63. True or False: Diuretic are used to gain weight and avoid detection of illegal drugs.

True

False

64. Which drugs are listed under the Anti-Cholinergic Psychedelics?

Belladonna

Salvia

Henbane

Mandrake

Datura

Submit

65. Which of these terms means, "producing masculine characteristics"?

Ergogenic

Anabolic

Androgenic

Testogenic

66. _________ is used to restart the body's hormone production after "rhoid" abuse, but toxic effects have been reported.

HCG (human chronic gonadotropin)

Periatin

Beta-Blockers

Erythropoietin

67. What is/are the active ingrediant(s) in Magic Mushrooms?

Psilocybin

Psilocin

Psilocon

Ibogaine

Mescaline

Submit

68. In the 1800's Mescalines use spread to North America tribes such as (select all that apply):

Comanche

Ute

Iroquios

Shawnee

Kiowa

Submit

69. _______ is used as a substitute for blood doping and is very dangerous, causing thickening of the blood.

Erythropoietin

Diuretics

Periactin

Beta-Blockers

70. Which is similar to post traumatic stress where a bad trip can be triggered by stress or situations that induce anxiety and fear?

Blackout

Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder

Synesthesia

Flashback

71. Which psychedelic drug was once used as a human and veterinary anesthetic but is now discontinued due to toxic side effects?

Phencyclidine

Ketamine

Salvia

MDMA

72. ____________ include topical applications, systematic applications, narcotic applications and local anesthetics.

Anti-bacterial agents

Analgesics

Muscle Relaxants

Anti-inflammatory drugs

73. __________ is a naturally occurring psychedelic found in South American trees, vines and shrubs (yopo beans). Stomach acid destroys it so the plant material is dried, chopped and snorted or smoked to produce short-term hallucinations.

Ibogaine

Morning glory seeds

DMT (dimethyltryptamine)

Yage

Mescaline

74. Select which effect(s) occur at high-dose episodes of alcohol consumption.

Slurred Speech

Emotion control

Increased Sexual performance

Hangover

Alcohol poisoning

Submit

75. What is another name for performance-enhancing drugs?

Ergogenic

Anabolic

Androgenic

Erythropoietin

76. Which organs contribute to the absorption of alcohol by 20% and 80% respectively?

Liver : Small Intestine

Stomach : Liver

Small Intestine : Liver

Stomach : Small Intestine

77. What is the role of the drug Antabuse?

It's an enzyme that breaks down alcohol in the liver

It helps the body metabolize alcohol at a continuous rate

It helps prevent hangovers

It causes a rise in acetaldehyde to help alcoholics

78. Which are the physical effects of taking designer psychedelics such as "ecstasy" (select all that apply)?

Decreased heart rate and respiration

Sweating

Hyperactivity

Bruxism

Drop in body temperature

Submit

79. True or False: Cycling, is defined as taking the drugs for 2-3 weeks, then stopping, then restarting the cycle. Users also cycle between 3 or more different drugs.

True

False

80. Which alcoholic beverage contains 4% alcohol?

Beer

Unfortified Wines

Lager

Ale

81. Brain _ and (an) enlarged _ are observed. Memory loss and dementia result from prolonged heavy drinking.

Damage : heart

Atrophy : ventricles

Damage : prostate

Atrophy : heart

82. ________ is used to increase strength and weight gain; side effects include lower performance, sweating, and sedation.

HCG (human chronic gonadotropin)

Periactin

Diuretics

Erythropoietin

83. Phencyclidine's effects include (select all that apply):

Lasting up to 48 hours

Sensory deprivation

Mind-Body separation

Super human strength

Catatonia

Submit

84. Which are true about Mescaline (peyote) (select all that apply)?

Seven to eight buttons is the average dose

Effects last 24 hrs and are similar to LSD, very colorful visions and hallucinations are common.

Each use is accompanied by severe vomiting

Sensory deprivation

Loss of a sense of time

Submit

85. Beta-Blockers are used to calm down and reduce heart pounding and tremors. Select which are beta-blocking drugs:

Propranolol

Inderol

Atenolol

Tenormin

Periactin

Submit

86. Select which effect(s) occur at low-dose episodes of alcohol consumption.

Stimulated Gastric Juices

Blood vessel constriction

Disinhibition

Impaired sexual performance

Relaxation

Submit

Drugsandsociety_practicefinal

1. _____________ is when you have no recall of events while intoxicated with alcohol.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. True or False: It would take chronic marijuana users a month to pass the test and another month to get 0 metabolites in urine.

3. True or False: Stacking, is defined as taking 20-200 times the prescribed dosage.

4. True or False: The Native American Church of North America are legally allowed to harvest 2 million buttons of Mescaline (peyote) for use.

5. MDMA or 3,4 methylenedioxymethamphetamine has been manufactured illegally since it was banned as a Schedule I drug in 1988. What is the street name of this drug?

6. Which chemical is the most potent of the 360 identified in marijuana?

7. True or False: Anti-choliergic psychedelics work by blocking acetylcholine receptors and has been tried by some teenagers leading to emergency room visits.

8. With continued use of ________, emotional instability "rhoid rage" can occur

9. True or False: By the 50's and 60's drug abuse by athletes had become widespread because a greater variety of drugs were available, especially anabolic steroids and amphetamines.

10. Who was the first to synthesize LSD, the synthetic form of an ergot fungus toxin?

11. ___________ contain a mild LSD-like substance, but several hundred are needed to obtain an effect. Today the seeds are dipped in a toxic substance when sold commercially.

12. Anabolic-androgenic steroids are derived from

13. Which of these definitions are correct?

14. Which is true about the liquor Everclear?

15. A mental effect of LSD includes synesthesia which is

16. _________ is a psychedelic drink made from an Amazonian vine and produces a dreamilke state lasting up to 10 hrs.

17. These are the physical effects of using marijuana:

18. What is the rate of tolerance with marijuana usage?

19. Drug abuse by athletes had become widespread because of the commercialization of sports which is

20. The ratio of alcohol % to proof is

21. ________ is produced by the African Tabernanthe Shrub. It is a long acting psychedelic in high doses and a stimulant in low doses. It is used in western and central Africa.

22. Which psychedelic is still used today as animal and human anesthetics?

23. True or False: Loss of libido and erectile disfunction occur from Long-term effects of alcohol consumption.

24. Who popularized LSD and quoted,"Tune in, turn on, drop out"?

25. Which psychedelic includes the effect of nausea, changes in visceral(organ) sensations, changes in sight, hearing, taste, touch and altered states of consciousness?

26. What is sinsemilla?

27. True or False: Using marijuana impairs short-term and long-term memory.

28. Select which class is not included in the Psychedelics.

29. Drugs are perceived as a ________ to athletic training.

30. Which represents the Fermentation formula?

31. How many species of mushroom fall under the magic mushroom category?

32. _________ is the active component of Peyote and San Pedro cacti.

33. NSAID and DMSO are considered which type of drug?

34. Tolerance to psychedelic effect occur

35. Mental effects of this drug lasts 3 to 4 hours and include feelings of happiness, increased empathy, more self-awareness, heightened self-esteem, clarity and mild distortions of perception but no illusions or hallucinations.

36. Which drug is legal and a member of the sage family that has hallucinogenic effects that last 7 to 10 minutes when smoked?

37. ________ are used to treat sprains, strains, spasms and tremors.

38. _______ is the most widely abused psychoactive drug and the oldest known.

39. Mescaline and ecstacy fall under which class of psychedelics?

40. How many micrograms of LSD are needed for the effects to act as a stimulant with mild euphoria?

41. True or False: The marijuana plant, also called Cannabis or hemp, is used to make a variety of useful products and can only be smoked to alter physical and mental states.

42. What percent of all hospital admissions are accounted for drinking problems?

43. All arounders generally

44. LSD stimuates a specific subset of which receptors?

45. True or False: Someone who is NOT a frequent user would test positive 24-72 hours after smoking a joint of marijuana.

46. Which of these terms means, "muscle building"?

47. A 175 lb. male, on average, drinking 5 drinks in 2 hours would have a BAC of

48. In the '60's and '70's the concentration of THC was 1-3%, now it can be __% - __%.

49. By the 50's and 60's drug abuse by athletes had become widespread because of international politics due to the Cold War which

50. _________ including antibiotics and antiseptics are used with no risk of abuse.

51. ________ are impurities in formed during production and storage and they contribute to the distinctive taste and aroma of alcoholic beverages and can increase the severity of hangovers.

52. True or False: The nation's monthly consumption of LSD is 11 lbs.

53. What is the definition of Blood Doping?

54. How many micrograms of LSD are needed to produce true hallucinations?

55. __________ result from distilling fermentation products such as wine, sugar cane, potatoes and grains.

56. LSD and psilocybin fall under the class of which psychedelics?

57. Which psychedelics are used in magic, sorcery, witchcraft and religion and induce delirium, hallucinations, and deep sleep?

58. Fetal alcohol syndrome abnormalities include (select all that apply):

59. What percent of homicides and rapes are committed under the influence of alcohol?

60. More than __% of motor vehicle fatalities indicate alcohol use.

61. ____________ is part of the Anticholinergics class of Psychedelics.

62. Using this drug with very strong doses can produce feelings of movement under the feet, visual illusions, sensory distortion and feelings of paranoia.

63. True or False: Diuretic are used to gain weight and avoid detection of illegal drugs.

64. Which drugs are listed under the Anti-Cholinergic Psychedelics?

65. Which of these terms means, "producing masculine characteristics"?

66. _________ is used to restart the body's hormone production after "rhoid" abuse, but toxic effects have been reported.

67. What is/are the active ingrediant(s) in Magic Mushrooms?

68. In the 1800's Mescalines use spread to North America tribes such as (select all that apply):

69. _______ is used as a substitute for blood doping and is very dangerous, causing thickening of the blood.

70. Which is similar to post traumatic stress where a bad trip can be triggered by stress or situations that induce anxiety and fear?

71. Which psychedelic drug was once used as a human and veterinary anesthetic but is now discontinued due to toxic side effects?

72. ____________ include topical applications, systematic applications, narcotic applications and local anesthetics.

73. __________ is a naturally occurring psychedelic found in South American trees, vines and shrubs (yopo beans). Stomach acid destroys it so the plant material is dried, chopped and snorted or smoked to produce short-term hallucinations.

74. Select which effect(s) occur at high-dose episodes of alcohol consumption.

75. What is another name for performance-enhancing drugs?

76. Which organs contribute to the absorption of alcohol by 20% and 80% respectively?

77. What is the role of the drug Antabuse?

48. In the '60's and '70's the concentration of THC was 1-3%, now it can be % - %.

81. Brain _ and (an) enlarged _ are observed. Memory loss and dementia result from prolonged heavy drinking.