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Inhalants are this TYPE of drug.
What is a depressant?
100
these drug schedules have the most severe criminal penalties.
What is schedule I and II?
100
considered one of the fathers of toxicology.
Who is Mathieu Orfila?
100
this organ processes alcohol and breaks it down.
What is the liver?
100
anthrax, ricin, mustard gas.
What are poisons used in bioterrorism attacks?
200
these drugs alter the user’s perceptions, thinking, self-awareness, and emotions.
What are hallucinogens?
200
blood, urine, and hair.
What are the bodily fluids and tissues that might be tested for the presence of drugs?
200
one of the earliest reported victims of poisoning, by hemlock
Who is Socrates?
200
BAC stands for...
What is "blood alcohol content"?
200
ingestion, inhalation, injection, absorption.
What are the ways poison can enter the body?
300
another word for pain relievers. Examples: Tylenol or Ibuprofen
What are analgesics?
300
This person has the authority to add, delete, or reschedule a drug.
Who is the U.S. Attorney General?
300
Must detect, identify, quantify, and assess toxicity.
What is the role of a toxicologist?
300
the legal BAC limit in the U.S.
What is 0.08 BAC?
300
this poison is produce naturally by an organism (i.e. snake venom).
What is a toxin?
400
This drug was derived from the Asian Poppy plant.
What are opiates?
400
This drug schedule has no currently accepted medical use in the U.S. and has a high potential for abuse.
What are schedule I drugs?
400
the percentage of homicides resulting from poisioning?
What is 0.5%?
400
these body organs ABSORB alcohol.
What are the stomach and small intestine?
400
Exposure to this poison can lead to death within 6-8 minutes.
What is cyanide?
500
the street name for Rohypnol.
What are "roofies"?
500
a drug that is created to be only slightly different from an illegal drug so that it will not be considered illegal
What is a designer drug?
500
known to 17th Century European families as "inheritance powder".
What is Arsenic?
500
the name of the enzyme that breaks down ethanol (ethyl alcohol).
What is alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH)?
500
the release of this neurotransmitter is triggered by pesticides.
What is acetylcholine (ACH)?