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30 Cards in this Set
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The results of mast on an officer are officially recorded in what manner?
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Letter report to PERS-82 via the first flag officer in the chain of command
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The unit punishment book contains a record of all NJP hearings conducted by a commmand
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True
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When should the NAVPERS Form 1626/7 be used for the entry in the unit punishment book
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When all administrative actions have been completed
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When a CO refers a case from mast to a court-martial, what service record entry, if any, must be made?
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None
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What year did the Navy change its drug policy to fully support a zero tolerance to drug abuse?
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1992
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What is the maximum punishment for the possesion of Schedule IV and V controlled substances?
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Confinement for 10 years and a DD
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Which of the following aproaches to the potential drug abuser is becoming recognized as a valuable tool in fighting the drug problem
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Education
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Which is an example of an abused nonnarcotic drug
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Amphetamines
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The Drug Abuse Control Amendments were added to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act during what year?
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1938
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The purpose of the Drug Abuse Control Amendments was to eliminite traffic on which drug?
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Amphetamines and barbiturates only
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The Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD) is now known as what agency?
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DEA
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Opium and Heroin
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Narcotics
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Nonnarcotic substances having a potential for abuse because of their deppresant or stimulant effect on the central nervous system
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Dangerous Drugs
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A sleep-inducing agent
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Hypnotic
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An agent that quiets activity
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Sedative
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Methadone
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Narcotics
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Stimulants are used to treat which of the following medical problems?
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Overweight
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Which type of drugs calm and sedate?
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Depressants
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Distortions of time, space, and sound are sometimes caused by which type of drug?
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Hallucinogens
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Delirium is characterized by which condition
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Mental excitement
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A person who illegally used drugs for kicks falls under what category of drug abuse?
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Drug user spree
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To be termed a drug addict, a person must have which conditions?
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A tolerance for the drug
A phychological or compulsive dependence Withdrawal symptons in the absence of the drug |
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Physiological adaptation of the body to the presence of the drug is described by what term?
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Physical dependence
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An attachment to drug use that arises from a drug's ability to satisfy some emotional need of an individual is known by what term?
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Psychological dependence
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Which of the following terms describes a major mental disorder?
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Psychosis
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A state arising from repeated administrations of a drug
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Drug dependence
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A need to increase the dosage of drugs to maintain the same effect
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Tolerance
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When the combined action of two or more drugs is greater than the sum of the effects of drug taken alone
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Potentiation
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As a result of the repeated consumption of a drug, a condition that includes little or no tendency to increase the dose
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Habituation
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Can be very useful in certain medical procedures, but may also be dangerous?
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Potentiation
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