Exam 6: Cocaine, Amphetamines, and Related Stimulants
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The high produced by cocaine is known as the formication syndrome.
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Mephedrone, one of the stimulant drugs known as "bath salts" has been used as a means of insect control.
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Which of the following are effects of high doses of stimulant drugs?
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One difference between cocaine and the amphetamines is that .
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Describe the various routes of cocaine administration (that is, intranasal, smoking, intravenous). How do the effects differ?
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Smoking crack produces a more intense effect than other routes of cocaine administration.
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Which of the following is a slang name for methamphetamine?
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When methamphetamine reappeared in the early 1990s, where was it most prevalent?
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The use of in cold medications is now strictly regulated as a result of the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act.
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In what ways does smoking cocaine differ from taking it orally or intra-nasally (snorting)?
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