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What is the cannabinoid primarily responsible for psychoactive effect of cannabis? - Answer: Delta-9-
tetrahydrocannabinol



What is the active metabolite of delta9-THC that is active in the CNS? - Answer: 11-hydroxy-delta9-THC



What type of receptor is the cannabinoid receptor? - Answer: G-protein-linked family



Where in the brain are cannabinoid receptors found? - Answer: Highest: Basal ganglia, hippocampus and
cerebellum

lowest: cerebral cortex

no receptor in the brainstorm- minimal effects of cannabis on respiratory and cardiac functions



When do euphoric effects of cannabis peak? - Answer: If smoked- 30 minutes



What are most common physical effects of Cannabis> - Answer: conjunctival injection

mild tachycardia



How long can a urinary drug screen detect cannabis? - Answer: 4 weeks



what is introjection? - Answer: the unconscious adoption of the ideas or attitudes of others.



what is the metabolite of cocaine? - Answer: benzoylecgonine



How long does metabolite of cocaine remain in the urine? - Answer: 1-3 days generally

7-12 days if chronic high dose user

, how long can hair samples show amphetamines? - Answer: 90 daysh



How long does MDMA stay in urine? - Answer: 1-4 days



what percentage of those in alcohol withdrawal experience DT? - Answer: 10%



When does alcohol withdrawalo= occur? - Answer: 4-12 hours; levels dip sharply



what percentage of those in alcohol withdrawal experience tonic clonic seizures> - Answer: 2-3%



what substance is most associated with poly drug use? - Answer: MDMA



What separates inhalant intoxication from alcohol and benozs? - Answer: generalized muscle weakness

depressed reflexes

blurred vision



What is found in etch/benzo intoxication but not inhalant? - Answer: memory or concentration changes



what disorders most common with cannibus use disorders? - Answer: anxiety 24%

bipolar disorder 13%

MDD 11%



What are 3 main classes of hallucinogens? - Answer: indoleamines

ergolines

phenylakylamines



Relative to use of other hallucinogens, dose MDMA increase the risk of developing a hallucinogen use
disorder? - Answer: yes

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