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Page 1: Types of Drugs CHS Forensics Forensics Science Ch 5

Types of Drugs

CHS ForensicsForensics Science

Ch 5

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• Where did the term Narcotic come from?

• The Greek word Narkotikos meaning numbness or deadening.

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Opiates

• What do opiates behave like?

• Morphine

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Opiates

• What is the most commonly used opium based drug?

• Heroin

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Opiates

• Why is the water and heroin mixture heated?

• To speed up the dissolving of heroin into water.

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Opiates

• How does an analgesics relieve pain?

• The drug depresses the central nervous system.

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Opiates

• What drug appears to eliminate the addicts desire for heroin?

• Methadone.

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Hallucinogens

• What chemical does Cannabis sativa contain?

• Tetrahydrocannibinol

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Hallucinogens

• What is another type of hallucinogen?

• Mescaline, Psilocybin, Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), Phencyclidine

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Hallucinogens

• Where does LSD come from?

• Ergot a fungus that attacks grains and grasses

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Hallucinogens

• Who first described the effects of LSD

• Albert Hofmann

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Depressants

• What do depressants do?

• Slow down the C.N.S.

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Depressants

• What is the most widely used drug in the US?

• Alcohol

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Depressants

• Why are barbiturates called downers?

• They relax the user, create a feeling of well being, and produce sleep

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Depressants

• Name the fast acting barbiturates.

• Secobarbitol, pentobarbitol, Amobarbitol

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Depressants

• How are antianxiety drugs different from barbiturates?

• They produce only feelings of well being.

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Depressants

• What is huffing?

• The practice of inhaling volatile organic solvents

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Depressants

• What are the effects of huffing?

• Feelings of exhilaration and euphoria, slurred speech, & double vision

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Stimulants

• What do stimulants do?

• Speed up the CNS Central nervous system.

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Stimulants

• What are amphetamines?

• Synthetic stimulants.

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Stimulants

• How can users take amphetamines?

• Orally or intravenously.

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Stimulants

• What is the smokeable form of methamphetamines called?

• Ice.

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Stimulants

• Where does cocaine come from Genus & species?

• Cocaine is stimulant derived from the leaves of Erythroxylon coca.

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Stimulants

• How does cocaine produce euphoria?

• By stimulating the pleasure center of the brain.

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Stimulants

• What do they call the smokable form of cocaine?

• Crack.

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Stimulants

• What effect does cocaine have on experimental animals?

• Cocaine produces the strongest psychological compulsion for continued use.

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Club Drugs

• How are GHB and Rohypnol used similarly?

• They facilitate sexual assault, rape, and robbery.

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Club Drugs

• What is MDMA?

• Ecstasy or Methylenedioxymethamphetamine

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Club Drugs

• How was MDMA originally supposed to be used?

• As an appetite suppressor.

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Club Drugs

• How is ketamine supposed to be used?

• As an animal tranquilizer.

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Anabolic steroids

• What are steriods?

• Synthetic compounds that are related to male sex hormones.