CBP Exam 4 questions and answers with
solutions
Physical drug dependence - ANSWER BODY requires the presence of the drug to prevent
physical withdrawal symptoms (i.e. heroin)
Psychological drug depedence - ANSWER A craving or compulsion to use a drug brought on by
its reinforcement potential (i.e. crack cocaine)
What is a CBPO's legal foundation to enforce federal drug laws? - ANSWER Controlled
Substances Act (CSA) of 1970
***Controlled substances are placed into schedules I through V based upon what 3 things?*** -
ANSWER 1. Potential for abuse
2. Medical use
3. Acceptable safety standards
Schedule I has no accepted medical use in the U.S.
True or false? - ANSWER True
3 Pharmacological Classifications of Drugs - ANSWER 1. Depressants
2. Hallucinogens
3. Stimulants
***Narcotics are derived from...*** - ANSWER ***opium poppy plant***
Effects of depressants... - ANSWER Slow central nervous system, constrict pupils (trying to shut
the world out), anti-anxiety, sleep, pain relief
Examples: morphine, codeine, heroin, dilaudid, oxycodone
What are the 3 types of non-narcotic depressants? (TAB) - ANSWER 1. Tranquilizers
2. Alcohol
3. Barbiturates (user will appear ***intoxicated but without the smell of alcohol***)
What are the 2 categories in the stimulant family? - ANSWER 1. Cocaine
2. Amphetamine Compounds
What kind of dependence do stimulants have on users? - ANSWER Psychological
Do stimulants like cocaine and meth dilate or constrict pupils? - ANSWER Dilate
, What are the 5 drugs in the hallucinogenic family? - ANSWER 1. Cannabis
2. Peyote
3. Psychedelic mushrooms
4. LSD
5. PCP
What are the 5 most common "club" and "date rape" drugs? - ANSWER 1. MDMA (Ecstasy)
2. Ketamine
3. Rohypnol (Roofies)
4. GHB
5. GBL
MDMA (Ecstacy) is a Schedule ___ hallucinogenic and stimulant - ANSWER Schedule I
Ketamine is chemically related to what drug? - ANSWER PCP
2 main symptoms of use of depressants: - ANSWER 1. Sleepy, "On the Nod"
2. Constricted pupils
2 main symptoms of use of stimulants: - ANSWER 1. Hyper stimulation
2. Rapid speech w/ dilated pupils
What is the ONLY hallucinogenic drug that has withdrawals? - ANSWER Marijuana
Main withdrawal symptom of depressants: - ANSWER Mega-flu symptoms
Main withdrawal symptom of stimulants: - ANSWER Deep depression, irritability
Symptoms of withdrawal from marijuana - ANSWER Restlessness, decreased appetite,
aggression
What is the street name for MDPV? - ANSWER Bath salts
What drugs does the Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act (SDAPA) target? - ANSWER 1.
MDPV (Bath salts)
2. Synthetic marijuana (spice)
The ___________ Section lists RX, OTC and controlled drugs that have a medical use in the US,
Canada, and Mexico, along with their alphabetical and numerical marking codes. - ANSWER
Tablet and Capsule Imprint
The __________ Section has information about the history, manufacturing methods, street
names, street prices, CSA schedule and effects of abused drugs. - ANSWER Illicit Drug Literary
solutions
Physical drug dependence - ANSWER BODY requires the presence of the drug to prevent
physical withdrawal symptoms (i.e. heroin)
Psychological drug depedence - ANSWER A craving or compulsion to use a drug brought on by
its reinforcement potential (i.e. crack cocaine)
What is a CBPO's legal foundation to enforce federal drug laws? - ANSWER Controlled
Substances Act (CSA) of 1970
***Controlled substances are placed into schedules I through V based upon what 3 things?*** -
ANSWER 1. Potential for abuse
2. Medical use
3. Acceptable safety standards
Schedule I has no accepted medical use in the U.S.
True or false? - ANSWER True
3 Pharmacological Classifications of Drugs - ANSWER 1. Depressants
2. Hallucinogens
3. Stimulants
***Narcotics are derived from...*** - ANSWER ***opium poppy plant***
Effects of depressants... - ANSWER Slow central nervous system, constrict pupils (trying to shut
the world out), anti-anxiety, sleep, pain relief
Examples: morphine, codeine, heroin, dilaudid, oxycodone
What are the 3 types of non-narcotic depressants? (TAB) - ANSWER 1. Tranquilizers
2. Alcohol
3. Barbiturates (user will appear ***intoxicated but without the smell of alcohol***)
What are the 2 categories in the stimulant family? - ANSWER 1. Cocaine
2. Amphetamine Compounds
What kind of dependence do stimulants have on users? - ANSWER Psychological
Do stimulants like cocaine and meth dilate or constrict pupils? - ANSWER Dilate
, What are the 5 drugs in the hallucinogenic family? - ANSWER 1. Cannabis
2. Peyote
3. Psychedelic mushrooms
4. LSD
5. PCP
What are the 5 most common "club" and "date rape" drugs? - ANSWER 1. MDMA (Ecstasy)
2. Ketamine
3. Rohypnol (Roofies)
4. GHB
5. GBL
MDMA (Ecstacy) is a Schedule ___ hallucinogenic and stimulant - ANSWER Schedule I
Ketamine is chemically related to what drug? - ANSWER PCP
2 main symptoms of use of depressants: - ANSWER 1. Sleepy, "On the Nod"
2. Constricted pupils
2 main symptoms of use of stimulants: - ANSWER 1. Hyper stimulation
2. Rapid speech w/ dilated pupils
What is the ONLY hallucinogenic drug that has withdrawals? - ANSWER Marijuana
Main withdrawal symptom of depressants: - ANSWER Mega-flu symptoms
Main withdrawal symptom of stimulants: - ANSWER Deep depression, irritability
Symptoms of withdrawal from marijuana - ANSWER Restlessness, decreased appetite,
aggression
What is the street name for MDPV? - ANSWER Bath salts
What drugs does the Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act (SDAPA) target? - ANSWER 1.
MDPV (Bath salts)
2. Synthetic marijuana (spice)
The ___________ Section lists RX, OTC and controlled drugs that have a medical use in the US,
Canada, and Mexico, along with their alphabetical and numerical marking codes. - ANSWER
Tablet and Capsule Imprint
The __________ Section has information about the history, manufacturing methods, street
names, street prices, CSA schedule and effects of abused drugs. - ANSWER Illicit Drug Literary
