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What scheduled drugs are Depressants? I II III IV SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL The narcotic heroin comes in three forms Brown China white Pharmaceutical

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL Which form of heroin is the low- grade, unclean, and is smoked? Brown

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL This form of heroin resembles instant coffee. China white

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL What is the onset for inhaled heroin Narcotic? 1-3 minutes

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL The methods of use for heroin are Inhaled Injected Orally Smoked

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL What is the duration of effects for narcotics? 3-6 hours

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL What is the onset of effects for smoking narcotics? seconds

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL Switching between alertness and drowsiness, slow speech, sweating, slow movement, restlessness, face scratching, are an indication of what type of substance. Narcotics: Heroin Methadone Morphine Opium Paregoric Codeine Demerol

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL What is the primary behavioral characteristic of using heroin? Constricted pupil

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL Heroin Withdrawal Symptoms Watery eyes Runny nose, Yawning Loss of appetite Irritability Tremors Panic attacks Nausea, abdominal cramps, chills sweating

SHOW ALL SHOW ALL HIDE ALL Heroin Physical Signs and Symptoms Drowsiness Respiratory depression Nauseas dry mouth Euphoria Classy skin Convulsions Coma depressed reflexes Pupils constricted to 2.9 mm or smaller

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