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What do Depressants do to the CNS
Depress
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Depressants have a widespread effect on the brain (more than stimulants)
true
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What do sedative depressants treat
anxiety
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What do hypnotics depressants treat?
Insomnia
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In 1903 Barbiturates got grouped by the duration of action
true
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Duration of action: what are short-acting and rapid onset barbiturates
used to induce sleep at high doses
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Duration of action: what are long-acting and delayed onset barbiturates
treat anxiety in low doses
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Barbiturates concerns
  1. OD deaths due to respiratory system depression

  2. Addiction/Dependence Especially with Short-Acting

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What are the three types of Inhalants?
  1. Gaseous anesthetics (ex: laughing gas)

  2. Nitrates (ex: cleaning products)

  3. Volatile solvents

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What is Gamma Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB)?
  • Occurs naturally in our brain and body

  • Similar structure to GABA

  • Used as a “date rape” drug

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What is used as a date rape drug?
Gamma Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB)
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What is GHB’s structure similar to?
Similar structure to GABA
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GHB MOA (mechanism of action)
Binds to GABA receptors
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Alcohol MOA (mechanism of action)
\-Blocks signals between neurons= no communication

\-binds to acetylcholine, GABA, serotonin, and NDMA receptors
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THC MOA (mechanism of action)
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Barbiturates NS Effect
Depresses CNS
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Barbiturates Absorb
IV, oral
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Barbiturates HL
Varies (not tested)
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Barbiturates Eliminate
Long-acting: excretion=25-50%

Short-acting: almost completely metabolized
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GHB NS effect
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Lowers CNS
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GHB absorb
Oral
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GHB HL
30-60 mins
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GHB Eliminate
Excretion\~5%

Metabolized\~ 95%
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Alcohol NS Effect
Depresses CNS
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Alcohol Absorb
Oral and novel ways
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Alcohol HL
\~4-5 hours
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Alcohol Eliminate
Metabolized \~90%

Excretion\~10%

Mostly urine but also sweat and breath
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Alcohol=ethanol
true
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Alcohol by volume (ABV) equals
percentage of ethanol content
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Proof = 2x the ABV
Ex// 20% ABV=40 proof
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Serving size: Beer
12oz 5% alc
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Serving size: Wine
5oz 12% alc
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Serving size
= 0.6 oz pure ethanol
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distilled spirits
1\.5oz (80 proof)
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1oz
100 proof
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At the time of the American Revolution, people were drinking more alcohol than water because it was safer
true
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½ of alcohol is consumed by 10% of drinkers
true
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6 ways of Novel alcohol consumption?

  1. Butt chugging

  2. Eyeballing

  3. Soaked tampon (vagina or anus)

  4. Vaporized and smoked

  5. Snorting

  6. IV

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Reasons Novel alcohol consumption are more dangerous than oral consumption:
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Lack of control (how much, how quickly)

Circumvents bodily messaging (can’t throw it up)
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when is Vomiting triggered at?
.12 BAC
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when is vomiting inhibited at?
.20 BAC
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BAC means?
blood alcohol concentration
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alc metabolized at a rate of roughly what?
.25-.3oz per hour (Regardless of what BAC is/ \*Almost nothing speeds this up)
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Behavioral Effects of alcohol

  1. Increases interest but decreases physiological arousal

  2. Risky sexual behavior

  3. Blackouts

  4. Crime and violence correlated with alcohol

    1. stats

      1. ½ homicides involve alcohol

      2. 1/3 of suicides involve alcohol

        1. Second only to depression

      3. 1/3 of sexual assaults involve alcohol

      4. 2/3 of domestic violence situations involve alcohol

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% of homicides involve alcohol?
1/2
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% of suicides involve alcohol
1/3 (Second only to depression)
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what % sexual assaults involve alcohol?
1/3 of sexual assaults involve alcohol
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what % of domestic violence situations involve alcohol?
2/3 of domestic violence situations involve alcohol
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Opioid?
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drug derived from opium or synthetic drug with opium like effects
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what does opiod come from?
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* Papaver Somniferum plant
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* Opium harvested as a gummy substance
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What is opium harvested as?
a gummy substance
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Did opiod have early medy uses with a long history of 6000 years? What was it used for ?
yes it did and it was used for dysentery and pain and suffering
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When was the first writing of a opioid addiction ?
1000 AD
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What doe opium have naturally?
Morphine and Codeine
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When was morphine isolated as a primary active ingredient in opium?
1806
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When was Codeine isolated as a secondary active ingredient in opium?
1832
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what is semisynthetic?
part natural and part synthetic
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What is a drug that is semisynthetic?
Heroin - 2 acetyl groups added to morphine
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How many acetyl groups does heroin have and what is it added to?
2; morphine
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When was heroin created?
1872
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What is a synthetic drug?
fentanyl
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Whatis 10x more potent than opium?
morphine
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What is 3x more potent than morphine?
heroin
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what is 100x more potent than morphine?
fentanyl
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How many pain receptors are in the brain for opiods?
3
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What are the three opioid pain receptors in our brain called?
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Mu Kappa Delta
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What does the opioid pain receptor Mu do in our brain?
Pain
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What does the opioid pain receptor Kappa do in our brain?
Kappa: pain
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What does the opioid pain receptor Delta do in our brain?
Delta: pain but only chronic
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What is Narcan?
Opioid antagonist

* Pushes the opioid off of the receptors
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Is narcan temporary?
yes, the person still requires medical care and might require more than one dose
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What are the 2 strains of cannabis:
  1. Sativa- higher THC than CBD

  2. Indica~equal ratio of thc/cbd

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Sativa has higher THC than ____
CBD
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Indica has equal ratio of ?
THC/CBD
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What is the primary psychoactive ingredient in cannabis?
THC
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Is CBD psychoactive?
no
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The highest concentrations of THC are in the trichomes (most abundant in female plant)
true
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How many chemicals in cannabis ?
400+ and 100+ are unique to cannabis they are known as cannabinoids
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When was the earliest medical mention of cannabis?
2737 B.C in a chinese pharmacy book
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is it true or false Cannabis : 1000 AD discussion of widespread social use?
true
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When is THC inhalation peak effects?
15-30 min
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When is THC ingestion/oral peak effects?
2-3 hr
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THC HL?
19 hours
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THC metabolite HL?
50 hrs
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After 1 week what % of THC can still remain in body because it has high lipid solubility so it is stored in fat?
25-30%
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for THC is a Negligible amount excreted unchanged
yes
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FOR THC Metabolized → metabolites how much is excreted?
  • 65-85% excreted in feces

  • 20-35% urine

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Cb1 receptors found throughout brain and nervous system are responsible for what feeling?
Responsible for “high” feeling
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where are CB2 receptors found in? 
immune and GI cells
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Little consensus in scientific literature about THC except for what?
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* Increased appetite
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who was the first to legalize medical marijuana and what year?
cali in 1996
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how many states have now legalized medical marijuana 
37 states
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what state to first to legalize marijuana and what year?
colorado; 2012
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how many states have legalized recreational marijuana
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22 states
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what is Federal policy for THC?
it is a schedule 1 drug (illicit)

* Does not align with state policy
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\*michael pollen
psychedelics
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WHat is Psychometric?
mimics psychosis
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Is psychometric Controversial because it perpetuates unhealthy myths (ex: mental illness,dangerousness)
yes it is
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