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Used medicinally, “script opioids” are primarily prescribed for-
A. Muscle Relaxer
B. Pain Relief
C. Increase Alertness
D. Dietary Supplement
B. Pain Relief
“Opiates” are substances derived-
A. Synthetically, from opium
B. Synthetically, from morphine
C. Naturally, from the opium poppy
D. Naturally, from the opium root
C. Naturally, from the opium poppy
72% of all opioid-related deaths occur in which age group?
A. 10-24
B. 25-54
C. 55-74
D. 75+
B. 25-54
In 1804, morphine was discovered by-
A. Pierre-Jean Robiquet
B. Paul Janssen
C. Purdue Pharma L.P.
D. Friedrich Wilhelm Serturner
D. Friedrich Wilhelm Serturner
Out of morphine, codeine, heroin and fentanyl, which is the strongest prescription opioid?
A. Fentanyl
B. Codeine
C. Morphine
D. Heroin
A. Fentanyl
“Percs” is a nickname for which drug?
A. Codeine
B. Morphine
C. Fentanyl
D. Oxycodone
D. Oxycodone
How is oxycodone most commonly administered?
A. Ingestion
B. Insufflation
C. Inhalation
D. Injection
A. Ingestion
Of the following, which is the oldest opioid consumed by people?
A. Morphine
B. Codeine
C. Fentanyl
D. Oxycodone
A. Morphine
Which is a common side-effect of script opioids
A. Dilated pupils
B. Constricted pupils
C. Hallucinations
D. Increased heart rate
B. Constricted pupils
Who discovered morphine, and which company began to market it in 1827?
A. Serturner, Merck
B. Sertuner, Purdue Pharma
C. Janssen, Purdue Pharma
D. Robiquet, Merck
A. Serturner, Merck
Which opioid is not synthetically produced-
A. Fentanyl
B. Morphine
C. Oxycodone
D. Codeine
B. Morphine
Of the following which is NOT a route of administration used with “script opioids”?
A. Injection
B. Insufflation
C. Ingestion
D. Inhalation
E. All of these can be used
E. All of these can be used
Which schedule do most script opioids belong to?
A. Schedule I
B. Schedule III
C. Schedule II
D. Schedule VI
C. Schedule II
_______________ (last name) invented Heroin in _____(year)
A. Wright 1874
B. Serturner 1804
C. Smith 1825
D. Nieman 1914
A. Wright 1874
When cut with a foreign substance, Heroin will typically be any color except-
A. Green
B. Black
C. Brown
D. Rose Grey
A. Green
What schedule does the illicit drug Heroin fall under?
A. I
B. II
C. III
D. VI
A. I
The most common route of administration for Heroin use is-
A. Mainlining
B. Snorting
C. Shafting
D. Inhaling
A. Mainlining
One the street, the basic unit of heroin is called:
A. Gram
B. Bag
C. Pint
D. Ounce
B. Bag
Which three cities have the biggest Heroin markets on Earth?
A. NYC, London, Tokyo
B. NYC, Philadelphia, Newark
C. Newark, Bangkok, Chicago
D. London, Seawaren, Paris
B. NYC, Philadelphia, Newark
__________ is the most powerful stimulant found in nature.
A. Cocaine
B. Heroin
C. Marijuana
D. Methamphetamine
A. Cocaine
Of the following, which is a derivative of Morphine?
A. Heroin
B. Cocaine
C. Methamphetamine
D. Ecstasy
A. Heroin
Heroin was created with what purpose?
A. Creating a new painkiller overall
B. Creating a form of less addictive Methamphetamine
C. Creating a form of weaker Fentanyl
D. Creating a form of less addictive and weaker Morphine
D. Creating a form of less addictive and weaker Morphine
Of the following slangs, which is related to Heroin?
A. Get off house
B. Working fifty
C. Zay
D. Carpet Patrol
A. Get off house
When a drug is injected into the body with a needle, visible marks can form, usually along a vein. These are usually referred to as:
A. Drug Scars
B. Track Marks
C. Bloody Blotches
D. Coke Cuts
B. Track Marks
Which would best characterize “black tar heroin”?
A. Heroin cut with tar
B. Impure heroin
C. A stronger form of heroin
D. Heroin cut with meth
B. Impure heroin
The word “heroin” comes from the Greek word for-
A. Pleasure
B. Bravery
C. Stupor
D. Death
C. Stupor
Cocaine became illegal in the U.S. in _______ (year)
A. 1903
B. 1985
C. 1919
D. 1914
D. 1914
Which is not typically used as a cutting agent for Cocaine?
A. Baking Powder
B. Flour
C. Chalk
D. Sugar
B. Flour
The original purpose of cocaine was as a _______.
A. Painkiller
B. Tranquilizer
C. Cough syrup
D. Stimulant
A. Painkiller
Cocaine was first “isolated” in ____ by a chemist from _____.
A. 1803, Switzerland
B. 1847, South America
C. 1859, Germany
D. 1953, Afghanistan
C. 1859, Germany
What is it called when Cocaine is combined with another drug, usually heroin?
A. “Working Fifty”
B. “Speedballing”
C. “Zay”
D. “Cut-Deck”
B. “Speedballing”
What plant did the first form of Cocaine come from?
A. Sassafras tree
B. Poppy flowers
C. Coca Leaves
D. Palm Leaves
C. Coca Leaves
Which of the following is NOT a slang term for Cocaine?
A. Nose Candy
B. China White
C. Aunt Nora
D. Charlie
B. China White
If a dealer were to add another substance to a particular drug to increase its volume, this is known as “____________” the drug.
A. Slicing
B. Cutting
C. Dicing
D. Mixing
B. Cutting
What is the most common route of administration for cocaine?
A. Insufflation
B. Ingestion
C. Speedballing
D. Injection
A. Insufflation
_______ is the second most trafficked drug in the world.
A. Heroin
B. Cocaine
C. Meth
D. MDMA
B. Cocaine
The year in which cocaine was removed from the drink “Coca Cola”
A. 1803
B. 1953
C. 1903
D. 1853
C. 1903
Cocaine causes a short, intense high that is immediately followed by a “_______” that involves intense depression and a craving for more cocaine.
A. Hallucination
B. Dopamine surge
C. Crash
D. Loss of appetite
C. Crash
Which is more dangerous with regard to overdosing
A. Ecstasy
B. Cocaine
B. Cocaine
Of the following, which would NOT be part of the “meth experience”
A. Crash
B. Twirling
C. Tweaking
D. Hangover
E. Binge
B. Twirling
Meth is a Schedule _____ Drug.
A. I
B. II
C. III
D. IV
E. V
B. II
What is NOT a common ingredient used in making meth?
A. Battery Acid
B. Drain Cleaner
C. Lantern Fuel
D. Ethanol
E. Antifreeze
D. Ethanol
Methamphetamine was created in 1919, in the country of-
A. Albuquerque
B. Japan
C. Cuba
D. Curaçao
B. Japan
Meth is a ___ drug.
A. Synthetic
B. Natural
C. Schedule 1
D. Club
E. Legal
A. Synthetic
Of the following, which is the most obvious VISUAL sign that a person is using meth?
A. Constricted Pupils
B. Pale Skin
C. Muscle Hypertrophy
D. Bony Fingers
E. Discolored Veins
A. Constricted Pupils
Of the following, which is a common slang name for crystal Meth?
A. Ice
B. Weed
C. Scoop-floop
D. Crack
E. Slurp Juice
A. Ice
Of the following, which is typically not a route of admin. for methamphetamine?
A. Shafting
B. Insufflation
C. Inhalation
D. Orally Ingesting
E. Injection
A. Shafting
The production of 1 pound of Meth produces about ____ pounds of waste.
A. 1
B. 5-6
C. 7-12
D. 13-20
B. 5-6
The names for a common methamphetamine pill in Thailand and Japan are known as _______ and ______ respectively.
A. Yaba and Shabu
B. Jekyllin and Hydin
C. Swami and Guru
D. Iknik and Varrick
E. Sulumor and Sumer
A. Yaba and Shabu
Widely used in the Czech Republic, “Meth” is known as ____
A. Pervitin
B. Narcotic
C. Nose Candy
D. Powder
A. Pervitin
___% of meth users in traditional treatment go back to abusing
A. 77
B. 80
C. 93
D. 95
C. 93
“Meth” can, and will, cause irreversible harm to-
A. The Heart
B. Liver
C. All of these
D. Kidneys
E. Lungs
C. All of these
The electronic cigarette was invented in _______ (Year) by a pharmacist from ___________.
A. 2005, China
B. 2003, Germany
C. 1900, China
D. 1958, France
E. 2003, China
E. 2003 China
Which of the following can be addictive?
A. Vaping
B. E-Cigs
C. JUULs
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
What is the difference between Juul and e-cigarettes?
A. E-cigarettes refer to a specific brand while juul does not. Juul is a category encompassing e-cigarettes.
B. Juul refers to a specific brand while e-cigarettes describes a range of products . E-cigarettes are a category encompassing juul.
C. E-cigarettes refer to a specific brand while juul does not. Juul does not include e-cigarettes.
D. Juul refers to a specific brand while e-cigarettes do not. E-cigarettes do not include juul.
B. Juul refers to a specific brand while e-cigarettes describes a range of products . E-cigarettes are a category encompassing juul.
A single JUUL cartridge equals about…
A. A pack of cigarettes
B. 400 cigarette puffs
C. Half a pack of cigarettes
D. 100 cigarette puffs
A. A pack of cigarettes
Vaping can lead to a condition called “__________”, also known as Bronchiolitis Obliterans, which is a lung disease caused by buildup of scar tissue in the lungs.
A. Lung cancer
B. Popcorn lung
C. Arrhythmia
D. Smokey lung
B. Popcorn lung
Of the following, which would be a marketing strategy often utilized by the big 3?
A. Scholarships for essays promoting vaping
B. Promotions from social media
C. Grand launch parties with free samples
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
E-cigs, and vaping, can lead to all of the following except-
A. Circulatory issues
B. Throat cancer
C. Hyperthermia
D. Severe headaches
C. Hyperthermia
With regard to an E-Cig/JUUL, a ______ heats up the liquid forming more toxic chemicals
A. Heater
B. Rod
C. Battery
D. Insulating material
C. Battery
Of the following, which would be a plausible risk involved with sharing e-cigarettes/JUUL ?
A. No, there are no additional risks to sharing.
B. The risk of lung cancer increases.
C. No risks, sharing actually reduces risks from nicotine by lowering your intake.
D. Yes, there is a risk of transmitting diseases like the cold, meningitis, Hepatitis, and Covid-19.
D. Yes, there is a risk of transmitting diseases like the cold, meningitis, Hepatitis, and Covid-19.
The inventor of the e-cigarette was named
A. Hon Lik
B. Cael Sanderson
C. William Brooke O'Shaughnessy
D. Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria
A. Hon Lik
Vape aerosols pose an especially high risk to-
A. Geriatric people
B. People with asthma and other respiratory issues
C. Infants and young children
D. All of the above
C. Infants and young children
_________ is a serious condition in which the lungs become damaged caused by the substances in E- Cigarettes
A. Bronchiatitis
B. EVALI
C. Steatohepatitis
D. Bronchiolitis
B. EVALI
Approximately what percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 vape?
A. 40%
B. 20%
C. 5%
D. 12%
B. 20%
Ecstasy is a schedule ___ drug.
A. 5
B. 4
C. 3
D. 2
E. 1
E. 1
Ecstasy is often taken orally. The proper term for this is ____.
A. Insufflation
B. Ingestion
C. Shafting
D. Injection
B. Ingestion
Ecstasy gained popularity on the street in the late ____ and early ____.
A. 50s,60s
B. 60s,70s
C. 70s,80s
D. 80s,90s
C. 70s,80s
The increase in body temp. associated with Ecstasy use can lead to the failure of-
A. The Kidneys
B. The Liver
C. The Lungs
D. The Lymph Nodes
A. The Kidneys
Ecstasy is an example of a _______ drug, which is a derivative of another drug with an altered chemical structure.
A. modified
B. designer
C. copycat
D. MDMA
B. designer
Ecstasy is synthesized from the resources of this plant
A. Coca
B. Sassafras
C. Poppy
D. Cannabis
B. Sassafras
In its powdered form, Ecstasy is referred to as-
A. Beans
B. Adam
C. MDMA
D. Molly
D. Molly
The most common route of administration for the powder form of Ecstasy is-
A. Insufflation
B. Shafting
C. Ingestion
D. Inhalation
A. Insufflation
Ecstasy was originally designed to be a ____.
A. Appetite suppressant
B. Appetite stimulant
C. Weight loss pill
D. Weight gain pill
A. Appetite suppressant
Ecstasy mostly comes in the form of a-
A. Liquid
B. Powder
C. Pill
D. Paste
C. Pill
Ecstasy pills can be identified by their-
A. Trademark logos
B. Granular Size
C. Smell
D. Size
A. Trademark logos
Males, or Females, who is more likely to use/abuse ecstasy?
A. Males
B. Females
C. Both are equally likely
D. None of the above
A. Males
Ecstasy was developed in the year 1914, in the country of-
A. Germany
B. Poland
C. Mexico
D. France
E. USA
A. Germany
Which would best describe when Fentanyl was “invented”?
A. 1860
B. 1960
C. 2010
D. 1965
B. 1960
Marijuana is a schedule ___ drug.
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
A. 1
New Jersey, 2018. There were approximately _____ drug overdose deaths.
A. 1 Thousand
B. 10 Thousand
C. 15 Hundred
D. 3 Thousand
D. 3 Thousand
Being “on the nod” is associated with _________ use.
A. “Meth”
B. Cocaine
C. Ecstasy
D. Heroin
D. Heroin
Of the following, which was Used in WW2 to keep troops awake?
A. Cocaine
B. Marijuana
C. Methamphetamine
D. Ecstasy
C. Methamphetamine
“T21” refers to legislation that says-
A. States cannot sell certain prescription meds to anyone under the age of 21
B. States cannot sell tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21
C. States cannot sell E-cigarettes to anyone under the age of 21.
D. Certain states can be held liable for selling e-cigs/JUUL
B. States cannot sell tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21
What is Smith’s #1 rule for avoiding the litany of issues associated with illicit drugs.
A. Only use in the company of friends, and trusted individuals.
B. “Low intensity” use and moderation are ok
C. Experimentation, but not regular use, is an acceptable approach
D. Only a fool would abide by the aforementioned. DO NOT TRY, not even once.
D. Only a fool would abide by the aforementioned. DO NOT TRY, not even once.
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