RBC 3 UPDATED EVALUATION EXAMS QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔PC: 272 - ✔✔Threatens, commands, persuades any person under 18 to engage in
criminal behavior.
✔✔Example of contributing ti the delinquency of a minor - ✔✔An 18 year old smoking
and giving it to a 16 year old.
✔✔Inhalation (smoking/inhaling) - ✔✔Drug enters the body through the tissues of the
lungs
✔✔Injection (syringe/needle) - ✔✔Drugs enter directly into a muscle/vein into circulatory
system
✔✔Intranasal (syringe/needle) - ✔✔Drugs enter the body through the tissue of the
upper nose
✔✔Transdermal (Touching) - ✔✔Drugs enter the body through the skin into the
circulatory system.
✔✔Ingestion (Eating) - ✔✔Drugs enter the body via the tissue of the digestive system.
✔✔Stimulants - ✔✔Increase the activity of the brain (accelerating heart rate, respiration)
✔✔What category of drug is cocaine? - ✔✔Stimulant
✔✔What category of drug is methamphetamine? - ✔✔Stimulant
✔✔Synthetic stimulants - ✔✔Combination of ingredients that are not natural
✔✔Organic stimulants - ✔✔Made from plants
✔✔A subject presents with dilated pupils, high pulse rate, slow pupil reaction, paranoia,
sweating, loss of appetite, and burned finger and lips, they most likely have used -
✔✔Stimulants
✔✔What are the signs/symptoms of stimulant use? - ✔✔Dilated pupils, slow pupil
reaction, and high use rate
✔✔What are the indicators of stimulant use? - ✔✔Paranoia, sweating, loss of appetite,
and burned finger tips/lips (if smoked)
✔✔Hallucinogens - ✔✔Intense emotional feeling/visual hallucinations
,✔✔What category of drug is LSD - ✔✔Hallucinogen
✔✔What category of drug is MDMA - ✔✔Hallucinogen
✔✔MDMA is also known as - ✔✔Ecstasy
✔✔LSD is also known as - ✔✔Acid
✔✔What are two examples of synthetic hallucinogens? - ✔✔MDMA (ecstasy) and LSD
(acid)
✔✔Peyote is made from - ✔✔Cactus
✔✔Psilocybin is also known as - ✔✔Shrooms
✔✔What are two examples of organic hallucinogens? - ✔✔Peyote (cactus) and
Psilocybin (shrooms)
✔✔Signs/Symptoms of hallucinogens - ✔✔Dilated Pupils and high pulse rate
✔✔What are the indicators of hallucinogen use? - ✔✔Hallucinations, excessive
sweating, insomnia, and impaired memory?
✔✔A subject presents with dilated pupils, high pulse rate, hallucinations, excessive
sweating, insomnia, and impaired memory, they most likely have used? -
✔✔Hallucinogens
✔✔What category of drug is Morphine? - ✔✔Narcotic Analgesics
✔✔What category of drug is Heroin? - ✔✔Narcotic Analgesics
✔✔Narcotic Analgesics - ✔✔Pain relievers and very addictive drugs
✔✔What are the two sources of opiates? - ✔✔Opium poppy plant and synthetic
manufacturers
✔✔Demerol and Vicodin are made from which source of opiates? - ✔✔Synthetic
manufacturers
✔✔Morphine, Heroin, and Codeine are made from which source of opiates? - ✔✔Opium
Poppy Plant
, ✔✔What are the 4 methods of opiate use? - ✔✔Injection. inhalation, intranasal, and oral
✔✔What is the pupil reaction of someone who has used a narcotic analgesic? -
✔✔Little to no visible pupil reaction
✔✔When a subject has used a narcotic analgesic does their pulse rate go up or down?
- ✔✔Down
✔✔What are the indicators of narcotic analgesic use? - ✔✔Slow breathing, dry skin,
puncture wounds, and itching or scratching
✔✔A subject has little to no visitvisible pupil reaction, low pulse rate, slow breathing, dry
skin, puncture wounds, and itching/scratching, they mostly have been using -
✔✔Narcotic Analgesics
✔✔What are the 3 main cannabis street drugs? - ✔✔Marijuana, Hashish, and Hash oil
✔✔What are the two methods of cannabis use? - ✔✔Inhalation and Orally
✔✔What are the indicators of cannabis use? - ✔✔red eyes, dry mouth, disorientation,
and increased appetite
✔✔A subject has red eyes, dry mouth, increased appetite, and disorientation, they most
likely have used? - ✔✔Cannabis
✔✔What are the indicators of alcohol use? - ✔✔watery eyes, slurred speech, and loss
of coordination
✔✔Depressants - ✔✔Slow brain functions/parts of the central nervous system.
✔✔What is the most common depressant? - ✔✔Alcohol
✔✔What category of drug is Tranquilizers? - ✔✔Depressant
✔✔What category of drug is Xanax/Valium - ✔✔Depressant
✔✔What category of drug are Sedatives? - ✔✔Depressany
✔✔What are the 4 methods of using depressants - ✔✔Oral, absorption, injection, and
intranasal
✔✔What are the indicators of depressant use? - ✔✔Drowsiness, slurred speech, and
slowed reflexes
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔PC: 272 - ✔✔Threatens, commands, persuades any person under 18 to engage in
criminal behavior.
✔✔Example of contributing ti the delinquency of a minor - ✔✔An 18 year old smoking
and giving it to a 16 year old.
✔✔Inhalation (smoking/inhaling) - ✔✔Drug enters the body through the tissues of the
lungs
✔✔Injection (syringe/needle) - ✔✔Drugs enter directly into a muscle/vein into circulatory
system
✔✔Intranasal (syringe/needle) - ✔✔Drugs enter the body through the tissue of the
upper nose
✔✔Transdermal (Touching) - ✔✔Drugs enter the body through the skin into the
circulatory system.
✔✔Ingestion (Eating) - ✔✔Drugs enter the body via the tissue of the digestive system.
✔✔Stimulants - ✔✔Increase the activity of the brain (accelerating heart rate, respiration)
✔✔What category of drug is cocaine? - ✔✔Stimulant
✔✔What category of drug is methamphetamine? - ✔✔Stimulant
✔✔Synthetic stimulants - ✔✔Combination of ingredients that are not natural
✔✔Organic stimulants - ✔✔Made from plants
✔✔A subject presents with dilated pupils, high pulse rate, slow pupil reaction, paranoia,
sweating, loss of appetite, and burned finger and lips, they most likely have used -
✔✔Stimulants
✔✔What are the signs/symptoms of stimulant use? - ✔✔Dilated pupils, slow pupil
reaction, and high use rate
✔✔What are the indicators of stimulant use? - ✔✔Paranoia, sweating, loss of appetite,
and burned finger tips/lips (if smoked)
✔✔Hallucinogens - ✔✔Intense emotional feeling/visual hallucinations
,✔✔What category of drug is LSD - ✔✔Hallucinogen
✔✔What category of drug is MDMA - ✔✔Hallucinogen
✔✔MDMA is also known as - ✔✔Ecstasy
✔✔LSD is also known as - ✔✔Acid
✔✔What are two examples of synthetic hallucinogens? - ✔✔MDMA (ecstasy) and LSD
(acid)
✔✔Peyote is made from - ✔✔Cactus
✔✔Psilocybin is also known as - ✔✔Shrooms
✔✔What are two examples of organic hallucinogens? - ✔✔Peyote (cactus) and
Psilocybin (shrooms)
✔✔Signs/Symptoms of hallucinogens - ✔✔Dilated Pupils and high pulse rate
✔✔What are the indicators of hallucinogen use? - ✔✔Hallucinations, excessive
sweating, insomnia, and impaired memory?
✔✔A subject presents with dilated pupils, high pulse rate, hallucinations, excessive
sweating, insomnia, and impaired memory, they most likely have used? -
✔✔Hallucinogens
✔✔What category of drug is Morphine? - ✔✔Narcotic Analgesics
✔✔What category of drug is Heroin? - ✔✔Narcotic Analgesics
✔✔Narcotic Analgesics - ✔✔Pain relievers and very addictive drugs
✔✔What are the two sources of opiates? - ✔✔Opium poppy plant and synthetic
manufacturers
✔✔Demerol and Vicodin are made from which source of opiates? - ✔✔Synthetic
manufacturers
✔✔Morphine, Heroin, and Codeine are made from which source of opiates? - ✔✔Opium
Poppy Plant
, ✔✔What are the 4 methods of opiate use? - ✔✔Injection. inhalation, intranasal, and oral
✔✔What is the pupil reaction of someone who has used a narcotic analgesic? -
✔✔Little to no visible pupil reaction
✔✔When a subject has used a narcotic analgesic does their pulse rate go up or down?
- ✔✔Down
✔✔What are the indicators of narcotic analgesic use? - ✔✔Slow breathing, dry skin,
puncture wounds, and itching or scratching
✔✔A subject has little to no visitvisible pupil reaction, low pulse rate, slow breathing, dry
skin, puncture wounds, and itching/scratching, they mostly have been using -
✔✔Narcotic Analgesics
✔✔What are the 3 main cannabis street drugs? - ✔✔Marijuana, Hashish, and Hash oil
✔✔What are the two methods of cannabis use? - ✔✔Inhalation and Orally
✔✔What are the indicators of cannabis use? - ✔✔red eyes, dry mouth, disorientation,
and increased appetite
✔✔A subject has red eyes, dry mouth, increased appetite, and disorientation, they most
likely have used? - ✔✔Cannabis
✔✔What are the indicators of alcohol use? - ✔✔watery eyes, slurred speech, and loss
of coordination
✔✔Depressants - ✔✔Slow brain functions/parts of the central nervous system.
✔✔What is the most common depressant? - ✔✔Alcohol
✔✔What category of drug is Tranquilizers? - ✔✔Depressant
✔✔What category of drug is Xanax/Valium - ✔✔Depressant
✔✔What category of drug are Sedatives? - ✔✔Depressany
✔✔What are the 4 methods of using depressants - ✔✔Oral, absorption, injection, and
intranasal
✔✔What are the indicators of depressant use? - ✔✔Drowsiness, slurred speech, and
slowed reflexes
