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History of Stimulants - correct answer ✔✔1887 - first synthesized (L. Edeline)

1927 - first hand account of amphetamine effects (Gordon Alles)

1932 - Benzedrine (amphetamine) inhaler --> abused \

1971 - potent amphetamine like compounds in nasal inhalers were withdrawn from the market

WWII - used to counteract fatigue



History of Narcotics - correct answer ✔✔1803 - morphine created by frederick serturner
(extracted active ingredients in opium)

1832 - 2nd compound purified (codeine)

1853 - Alexander Wood perfected the hypodermic syringe

Anti-Heroin Act of 1924 - heroin importation, manufacture & posession was outlawed in US

1970s - Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention & Control Act



History of Alcohol & Laws - correct answer ✔✔Temperance movement (1830 - 1850) - alcohol
moderation

1830s - only abstinence from distilled spirits

later total abstinence



Prohibition - Alcohol outlawed in U.S 1920

-difficult to enforce

-speakeasy

-bootlegging



1933 ended prohibition

, Laws around stimulants - correct answer ✔✔1970 - legal use of amphetamines restricted to
narcolepsy, ADHD, & short term weight loss



Laws around Narcotics - correct answer ✔✔Opium Act of 1909 - Barred importing opium for
smoking purposes

Harrisons Narcotic Tax Act of 1914 - required physicians & pharmacists to register to distribute
opiates

Anti Heroin Act of 1924 - Importation and Manufacture, & possession of heroin outlawed

1938 Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act - required all medication to be proven safe by FDA

1970s comprehensive drug abuse prevention & control act



Reason a person may be prescribed stimulants - correct answer ✔✔for narcolepsy, ADHD, &
Weight loss



Reason a person may be prescribed narcotics - correct answer ✔✔prescribed for pain relief
after surgeries, or if they have experienced a major trauma



Phases of highs and withdrawals for stimulants - correct answer ✔✔Highs:

- alertness

-excitation

-euphoria



Withdrawals:

- restless

-talkative

-trouble sleeping

-personality change

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