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Toxicology Test Review 2

Last updated over 3 years ago

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Question 1

1.

Which of these does NOT determine the schedule of a controlled substance?

Potential for dependence

Potential for abuse

Potential for street sales

Potential for medical use

Question 2

2.

How are illegal drugs different from controlled substances?

Illegal drugs can lead to arrests while controlled substances cannot

Illegal drugs have no FDA approved medical purpose while controlled substances can be prescribed by doctors

Illegal drugs can lead to addiction while controlled substances cannot

Illegal drugs have high potential for physical dependence while controlled substances do not

Question 3

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How is presumptive drug testing different from confirmation drug testing?

Presumptive testing determines IF a toxin is present, while confirmation testing determines the specific type and amount of toxin present

Presumptive testing determines the specific type and amount of toxin present, while confirmation testing determines IF a toxin is present

Presumptive testing determines ONLY how much of a toxin is present, while confirmation testing determines ONLY the specific type of toxin present

Presumptive testing determines ONLY the specific type of toxin present, while confirmation testing determines ONLY how much of a toxin is present

Question 4

4.

Why are both illegal drugs and controlled substances found under Schedule II drugs?

Both have no current or historical medical usage, but a low risk of addiction

Both have no current or historical medical usage, but a high risk of addiction

Both have current or historical medical usage, but a low risk of addiction

Both have current or historical medical usage, but a high risk of addiction

Question 5

5.

If you are caught with a prescription drug not prescribed to you, you can be in trouble with the law.

True

False