Types of Drugs and Spot Testing Warm-Up

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8 questions

Tuesday 2/26/24

Yesterday we
made notecards to help us distinguish between types of drugs
learned about the history of toxicology including the First Step Act (2018) and its intention to reduce recidivism
learned how to reverse an opioid overdose
Analgesics v. narcotics (opioids)
analgesics reduce the production of chemicals that cause pain
narcotics reduce our perception of pain 
tylenol (Acetaminophen) = analgesic

Calculate the height of the area of origin in the following diagram. Show your work and round to 2 decimal places.
height = _______ feet

Wednesday 2/27/2024

Match the term to its correct definition.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
dependency		a physiological need for the substance

Thursday 2/29/24

Types of Drugs and Spot Testing Warm-Up

Match the term to its correct definition.

What is the difference between a narcotic (e.g. morphine) and an analgesic (e.g. Tylenol)?

Which of the following are examples of narcotics?

If you happen upon someone suffering from an opioid overdose, you should administer ____________.

Match the term to its correct definition.

Drag each description/image to its proper category of drug intake.

Sam realized he has an alcohol problem and his friends and family are cutting him off. He tells his doctor that he feels down and complains of intense migraines.

This situation is an example of

What is the difference between a narcotic (e.g. morphine) and an analgesic (e.g. Tylenol)?

Which of the following are examples of narcotics?

If you happen upon someone suffering from an opioid overdose, you should administer ____________.

Drag each description/image to its proper category of drug intake.

Sam realized he has an alcohol problem and his friends and family are cutting him off. He tells his doctor that he feels down and complains of intense migraines.

This situation is an example of

Drugs that are ingested can be excreted through (select all that apply):

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
dependency		a physiological need for the substance
Addiction		physical or mental symptoms that result from reduced use of a drug
withdrawal		an intense craving for a drug without physical symptoms

Types of Drugs and Spot Testing Warm-Up

Match the term to its correct definition.

What is the difference between a narcotic (e.g. morphine) and an analgesic (e.g. Tylenol)?

Which of the following are examples of narcotics?

If you happen upon someone suffering from an opioid overdose, you should administer ____________.

Match the term to its correct definition.

Drag each description/image to its proper category of drug intake.

Sam realized he has an alcohol problem and his friends and family are cutting him off. He tells his doctor that he feels down and complains of intense migraines.This situation is an example of

What is the difference between a narcotic (e.g. morphine) and an analgesic (e.g. Tylenol)?

Which of the following are examples of narcotics?

If you happen upon someone suffering from an opioid overdose, you should administer ____________.

Drag each description/image to its proper category of drug intake.

Sam realized he has an alcohol problem and his friends and family are cutting him off. He tells his doctor that he feels down and complains of intense migraines.This situation is an example of

Drugs that are ingested can be excreted through (select all that apply):

Sam realized he has an alcohol problem and his friends and family are cutting him off. He tells his doctor that he feels down and complains of intense migraines.

This situation is an example of

Sam realized he has an alcohol problem and his friends and family are cutting him off. He tells his doctor that he feels down and complains of intense migraines.

This situation is an example of