PSYC 4035 EXAM 2 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. "bath salts"
Answer:
A psychoactive "designer drug" that is synthesized from various amphetamine-like chemicals and can be
inhaled, swallowed, smoked, or injected.
Question:
2. Anorectic effects
Answer:
Causing one to lose appetite; suppression of eating
Question:
3. Crack
Answer:
A freebase cocaine produced by mixing cocaine salt with baking soda and water. The solution is then
heated, resulting in brittle sheets of cocaine that are "cracked" into small smokable chunks or "rocks?"
Question:
4. Formication syndrome
Answer:
Symptoms of itching and feeling as if insects were crawling on skin, caused by cocaine and amphetamine
Question:
5. State-dependent learning
Answer:
When learning under the influence of a drug is best recalled when one is in the same "state"
Question:
6. Stimulant psychosis
Answer:
Paranoid delusions and disorientation resembling the symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia, caused by
prolonged use or overdose of cocaine and/or amphetamine
Question:
7. Analgesia
Answer:
Pain relief produced without a loss of consciousness
Question:
8. Heroin
, Answer:
A drug produced by chemically processing morphine. It is more potent than morphine and has become the
major opiate drug of abuse
Question:
9. Naloxone
Answer:
A short-acting opiate antagonist
Question:
10. Opium
Answer:
The dried sap produced by the poppy plant
Question:
11. Amotivational syndrome
Answer:
Loss of effectiveness and reduced capacity to accomplish conventional goals as a result of chronic
marijuana use
Question:
12. Apothecary
Answer:
A pharmacist
Question:
13. Cannabinoids
Answer:
The more than 60 chemical compounds present in cannabis. One is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (better
known as THC)
Question:
14. Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol
Answer:
The principal active cannabinoid in marijuana responsible for the psychoactive effects
Question:
15. Hash oil
Answer:
A potent distillate of marijuana or hashish. It first appeared in the United States in 1971 and can contain up
to 60% THC
Question:
16. Joint
Answer:
A hand-rolled marijuana cigarette
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. "bath salts"
Answer:
A psychoactive "designer drug" that is synthesized from various amphetamine-like chemicals and can be
inhaled, swallowed, smoked, or injected.
Question:
2. Anorectic effects
Answer:
Causing one to lose appetite; suppression of eating
Question:
3. Crack
Answer:
A freebase cocaine produced by mixing cocaine salt with baking soda and water. The solution is then
heated, resulting in brittle sheets of cocaine that are "cracked" into small smokable chunks or "rocks?"
Question:
4. Formication syndrome
Answer:
Symptoms of itching and feeling as if insects were crawling on skin, caused by cocaine and amphetamine
Question:
5. State-dependent learning
Answer:
When learning under the influence of a drug is best recalled when one is in the same "state"
Question:
6. Stimulant psychosis
Answer:
Paranoid delusions and disorientation resembling the symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia, caused by
prolonged use or overdose of cocaine and/or amphetamine
Question:
7. Analgesia
Answer:
Pain relief produced without a loss of consciousness
Question:
8. Heroin
, Answer:
A drug produced by chemically processing morphine. It is more potent than morphine and has become the
major opiate drug of abuse
Question:
9. Naloxone
Answer:
A short-acting opiate antagonist
Question:
10. Opium
Answer:
The dried sap produced by the poppy plant
Question:
11. Amotivational syndrome
Answer:
Loss of effectiveness and reduced capacity to accomplish conventional goals as a result of chronic
marijuana use
Question:
12. Apothecary
Answer:
A pharmacist
Question:
13. Cannabinoids
Answer:
The more than 60 chemical compounds present in cannabis. One is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (better
known as THC)
Question:
14. Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol
Answer:
The principal active cannabinoid in marijuana responsible for the psychoactive effects
Question:
15. Hash oil
Answer:
A potent distillate of marijuana or hashish. It first appeared in the United States in 1971 and can contain up
to 60% THC
Question:
16. Joint
Answer:
A hand-rolled marijuana cigarette
