Washington State DH Drug & Law FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS <RECENT VERSION>

Washington State DH Drug & Law FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS &lt;RECENT VERSION&gt; 1. Drug - ANSWER A substance affecting the mind or body 2. Drug Misuse - ANSWER The purpose or conditions which drugs are unsuited 3. Drug Abuse - ANSWER Excessive, persistent use of a drug without regard for med guidelines 4. Dependence - ANSWER A condition resulting from drug abuse 5. Kilo - ANSWER Kilogram (metric term) 6. Legend Drug - ANSWER a drug with a label from the FDA and unlawful without prescription 7. Possession of CDS - ANSWER Gain or exert influence or control over a controlled dangerous substance 8. Distribution of CDS - ANSWER The delivery of a controlled dangerous substance whether by physical delivery, administering, subterfuge, furnishing a prescription, or by filling, packaging, labeling or compounding the substance pursuant to the lawful order of a practitioner 9. Drug Paraphernalia - ANSWER products that are considered to be used to administer, prepare, package, or store illicit drugs 10. Possession with Intent to Distribute - ANSWER Intent to distribute can be proven by quantity, paraphernalia, packaging, money, or verbal statements 11. Classes of Drugs - ANSWER STIMULANT HALLUCINATIGEN DEPRESSANT NARCOTIC ANABOLIC STEROID 12. Anabolic Steroid - ANSWER Chemical related to Testosterone to promote muscle growth. 13. Stimulants Regularly Abused - ANSWER Aderall Ritalin Concerta Adipex Preludin 14. Hallucinogens Regularly Abused - ANSWER Marijuana Lysergic Acid LSD PCP Ecstacy 15. Depressants Regularly Abused - ANSWER Soma Ketamine Xanax Klonopin Valium 16. Marijuana Elements - ANSWER Cannabis Sative Odd # of leaves that are slender with serrated edges 400+ Chemicals . 66 Cannabinoids with psychoactive properties THC responsible for psycho-activity. (Delta 9 tetrahydrocannibinal) 17. Physical & Psychological Effects of Marijuana - ANSWER Red Eyes . Short term memory impaired Dry Mouth . Heightened Sensory Perception Euphoria . Hunger Mood Changes 18. 3 Stimulant Types - ANSWER Amphetamines Methamphetamines Methylphenidate 19. Stimulant Uses - ANSWER Treat Narcolepsy ADD/ADHD Treatment Weight Control 20. Hallucinogens - ANSWER Drugs that alter moods, thoughts, and sense perceptions including vision, hearing, smell, and touch Psilocybin, LSD, PCP, Ecstasy, Marijuana 21. Prohibited Plant Products - ANSWER Unlawful to intentionally produce, possess, distribute, etc prohibited plants for the purpose of placing it he oral or nasal cavity smoking or inhaled 22. Small dosages can be obtained without prescription and can be purchased to use for decoration by order of the USFDA List of Prohibited Plants in Note Taker 23. Products Containing Mitagyna Speciosa - ANSWER Unlawful to Dispense to Minors 24. Drug Paraphernalia Prohibited Acts - ANSWER Unlawful to Manufacture, Possess, or Sell or Intentionally use any drug related substance or equipment in any stage of production. 25. Unmarried Persons Under 17 Years of Age Prohibited Acts - ANSWER Unlawful to Involve any person 17 or younger in any part of Drug Paraphernalia (manufacture, sell, display, etc) or even to have the child in an establishment that does so. Lack of knowledge of the child's age or marital status is no excuse unless it can be proven there was reasonable cause to believe the child to be married or over 17 (such as ID). 26. Transactions Involving Proceeds of Drug Offenses - ANSWER Prohibited to intentionally conduct a financial transaction with funds derived from 40:966 in an effort to disguise or hide - or to transfer something valuable to further the commission of a drug violation. Unlawful to give or receive such proceeds in any transaction; 27. (RCW 18-29-050) Scope of DH function - ANSWER Remove deposits and stains from teeth Apply topical preventive or prophylactic agents Polish and smooth restorations Perform root planing and soft-tissue curettage Perform other dental services delegated by a dentist Apply topical anesthetic under general supervision 28. (RCW 18-29-050) Outside Scope of DH function - ANSWER Surgical removal of tissue of the oral cavity; Prescription of drugs requiring the written order Hygienists may place antimicrobials pursuant to the order of a licensed dentist and under the dentist's required supervision Diagnosis for treatment or treatment planning Taking an impression for the purpose of making intra-oral restoration, appliance, or prosthesis. 29. (RCW 18-29-100) Violations, Penalty & Prosecutions - ANSWER 1) Hygienists who violate any provision of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor 2) It's the duty of the prosecuting attorney to prosecute all cases 3) The attorney general may assist in such prosecutions and shall appear at all hearings when requested to do so by the secretary of health. 30. (WAC ) Purpose WAC - ANSWER - The purpose of WAC 501 through 570 is to establish guidelines for duties to persons not licensed to practice dentistry - Certain duties can be performed only under the supervision of a licensed dentist - The dentist is ultimately responsible for the services performed 31. (WAC ) Acts that may be performed by licensed dental hygienists under general supervision. - ANSWER (1) Oral inspection and measuring of periodontal pockets, with no diagnosis. (2) Patient education in oral hygiene. (3) Take intra-oral and extra-oral radiographs. (4) Apply topical preventive or prophylactic agents. (5) Polish and smooth restorations. (6) Oral prophylaxis and removal of deposits and stains from the surfaces of the teeth. (7) Record health histories. (8) Take and record blood pressure and vital signs. (9) Perform sub-gingival and supra-gingival scaling. (10) Perform root planing. (11) Apply sealants. 32. (WAC ) Acts that may be performed by licensed dental hygienists under close supervision. - ANSWER (1) Perform soft-tissue curettage. (2) Give injections of a local anesthetic. (3) Place restorations into the cavity prepared by the dentist, and thereafter could carve, contour, and adjust contacts and occlusion of the restoration. (4) Administer nitrous oxide analgesia. (5) Place antimicrobials. 33. (WAC ) Acts that may not be performed by dental hygienists. - ANSWER (1) Surgical removal of tissue aside from soft-tissue curettage (2) Prescription of drugs or medications (3) Diagnosis for treatment or treatment planning. (4) Impression for fabricating restorations. Impressions solely for diagnostic and opposing models or taking wax bites are allowed