Psychoactive Drugs

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Psychoactive drugs
________ affect the CNS in various ways by influencing the release of neurotransmitters or mimicking their actions.
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Morphine and codeine
The dried latex of Papaver Somniferum contains
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Morphine
Is used for post-op pain and severe pain but is stopped as soon as possible
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Beta-endorphins, enkephalins, dynorphins
The endogenous opiates that morphine mimics in structure
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morphine, oxycodone (Percocet), Vicodin (hydrocodone)
Legal drugs from the opium poppy
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Anandamide
is a endocannabinoid
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Cannabinoid Receptors
The specific receptors that THC binds in the the brain
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Atropine
________ is used in ophthalmology to dilate pupils.
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Hyoscine
________ (scopolamine) is used to reduce motion sickness and post- op nausea.
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India
________ produces opium legally to meet world requirements.
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Nightshade
________ is a perennial indigenous to Central and Southern Europe and Asia Minor.
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Morphine
________ depresses parts of the brain involved in the perception of pain and reduces the anxiety that comes with the pain.
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tobacco industry
The ________ lobbied heavily to reduce the impact of the wording and to delay the label in advertising.
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Glandular hairs
________ (trichomes) produce resins.
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Codeine
________ is known as methyl morphine and is the most commonly used opiate.
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female inflorescences
Most resins are produced by the ________.
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Cocaine
________ was first isolated in 1860 and its local anesthetic properties were discovered shortly after.
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Ergots
________ are fungus-infected cereal grains.
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Pure Nicotine
________ is one of the most toxic plant poisons.
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Coca tree
The ________ is a part of the family Erythroxylacea.
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Stimulants
enhance mental alertness, decrease fatigue, decrease hunger
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Hallucinogens
produce changes in mood, perception, and thought
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Depressants
dull mental awareness, decrease physical performance, often induce sleep
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Narcotics
induces CNS depression and sleep
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Poppy straw
the raw material for morphine production by the pharmaceutical industry
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Golden Crescent
Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran
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Golden Triangle
Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand
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Morphine Side Effects
nausea, vomiting, and constipation
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Heroin
the acetate derivative of morphine
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Free-base
purifies the powder by boiling it in an ether solution to produce pure cocaine
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Crack
a form of freebase prepared by heating a cocaine hydrochloride solution with baking soda
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alkaloid
The Coca leaves contain 0.7- 2.5 % ________ by weight.
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Afghanistan
________ is the largest illicit grower of opium, supplying 70 % of the worlds opium.
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Marijuana
________ has multiple uses such as paper products, textiles, molded plastics, body care products, construction, livestock feed and bedding, nutritional supplements, essential oils, medicine, and food.
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Tetrahydrocannabinol
________ (THC) was identified as the primary psychoactive and medicinal components.
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latex
The ________ is dried and then can be eaten, smoked, or drunk.
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Peru and Bolivia
________ are the only countries that can grow coca legally for the pharmaceutical market.
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heroin, illegally produced fentanyl
Illegal drugs of the Opium Poppy
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Nicotine
is the principal alkaloid in tobacco occurring throughout the plant
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Atropine
a 1:1 mixture of the hyoscyamine enantiomers