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41 Cards in this Set
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The autonomic nervous sub-system has sympathetic nerves and |
Parasympathetic |
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The technical term for constricted pupils is |
Miosis |
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You examine a subject that is under the combined influence of PCP and cocaine and You observe that the subject exhibits HGN. this is an example of what type effect |
Overlapping |
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Which drug causes HGN A)Methamphetamine B)Valium C)Peyote D)Marijuana E)Cocaine |
B) valium |
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Adderall is an example of what drug category |
CNS stimulants |
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What will usually be present with a subject impaired by MDMA |
Pupils will be dilated |
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Unless it is physically impossible to do so a DRE will always use _____ pulse point to measure a subject's pulse rate |
Left radial |
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Which of the following is not a drug from the hallucinogen drug category A) MDMA B) STP C) MDA D) 2CB E) THC |
C) THC |
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Amphetamines produce the same effect as cocaine with the exception of |
Anesthesia |
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The gap between the two nerve cells is called |
Synaptic gap |
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How many validated Clues have been established for the modified Romberg balance test |
No clues have been established for this test |
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How many validated Clues have been established for the walk and turn test |
8 |
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The DRE average range for pupil size in room light is |
2.5-5.0 mm |
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This drug is an example of a synthetic narcotic analegesic A) Dilaudid B) Percodan C) Demerol D) codeine C) oxycodone |
Demerol |
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This drug is an example of anti-anxiety tranquilizer A) Xanax B) Thorazine C) Elavil D) amobarbital E) chloral hydrate |
Xanax |
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In a blood pressure measurement meant the lower number is called the pressure |
Diastolic |
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What drug is a disassociative anesthetic A) heroin B) methaqualone C) methamphetamine D) peyote E) PCP |
PCP |
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What effect will you see with a subject under the influence of PCP and marijuana and a pulse rate of 102 beats per minute |
Additive |
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What sub category of narcotic analgesics normally causes an elevated body temperature |
No narcotic analgesics cause elevated body temperature |
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The DRE average range of adult pulse rate is |
60 - 90 beats per minute |
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The technical term for an abnormally rapid heart rate is |
Tachycardia |
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What drug is a dissociative anesthetic A) heroin B) Thorazine C ) DXM D) methadone E) cocaine |
DXM |
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What drug will not cause the pupils to dilate |
PCP |
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The 2013 - 2014 National roadside survey of alcohol and drug use by drivers study, approximately what % of drivers tested positive for at least one drug |
20% |
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Crank is a street name for |
Methamphetamine |
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What is not a validated clue for the one leg stand test |
Failing to count out loud |
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A chemical that passes from one nerve cell to the next cell and carries messages across the gap between the two nerve cells is called |
Neurotransmitter |
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Amphetamines are examples of |
CNS stimulants |
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A subject under the combined influence of heroin and PCP usually will have constricted pupils this is called |
Overlapping effect |
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Secobarbital is from what drug category |
CNS depressants |
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What will hallucinogens do to the eyes |
Dilate |
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What drug does not affect body temperature |
CNS depressants |
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A subject under the combined influence of cocaine and LSD usually will have an elevated blood pressure this is an example of |
An additive effect |
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What type of drug is considered a synthetic narcotic analgesic |
Demerol |
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What are the three main alkaloids of opium |
Morphine, codeine, and thebaine |
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Heroin is also known as |
Diacertylmorphine or diamorphine |
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What are some synthetic and semi-synthetic narcotic analegesics |
Codeine, demerol, methadone, vicodin, dilaudid, oxycodone |
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A subject under the combined influence of cannabis and cocaine usually does not exhibit HGN. This is what type of effect |
Null effect |
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When the body reacts to the presence of a drug by producing hormones or newer transmitters to counteract the effects of the drug consume this is called what type of effect |
Down side effects |
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What type of drug would be considered a sympathomimetics drug |
Heroin |
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Desoxyn will do what to the pupils |
Dilate |
