Drugs, Society, and Criminal Justice Test 2 – comprehensive
Drugs,study
Society,
guide
and
and
Criminal
exam review
Justicematerial.pdf
Test 2 – comprehensive
Drugs,study
Society,
guide
and
and
Criminal
exam review
Justicematerial.pdf
Test 2 – comprehensive study guide and exam review material.pdf
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Justice Test 2 –
comprehensive study guide
and exam review material
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Society,
guide
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and
Criminal
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Test 2 – comprehensive
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Society,
guide
and
and
Criminal
exam review
Justicematerial.pdf
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Terms in this set (140)
hypoxia is a result freezing the throat and larynx
Ether was first introduced for medicinal purposes the form of a pill and capsule
GHB was once on the legitimate marker as a true
steroid-enhancing and growth- hormone
LSD the best known hallucinogen drug, belongs to the serotonin group and
synthetically drives from ergot, a toxic rye fungus
Psilocybin a serotonin-related hallucinogen drug originating from mushrooms
ketamine a dissociative anesthetic hallucinogen related to phencyclidine (pop)
phencyclidine a dissociative anesthetic hallucinogen that produces disorientation,
agitation, aggressive behavior, and amnesia with a street name of angel
dust
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ecstasy a hallucinogenic drug, once used for psycho-therapeutic, is now known to
produce significant adverse side effects, including dehydration, neuronal
hyperthermia, and neurochemical changes
DOM a synthetic norepinephrine-related hallucinogen drug, derived from
amphetamine combined with LSD is often referred to as STP
Mescaline a norepinephrine-related hallucinogen drug whose source is peyote
cactus
salvia divinorum a Mexican leafy herb with short-duration hallucinogen effects
Harmine a serotonin-related hallucinogen drug frequently used by South American
shames in healing rituals
Peyote a species of cactus that is the source for the hallucinogenic drug
mescaline
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Drugs,study
Society,
guide
and
and
Criminal
exam review
Justicematerial.pdf
Test 2 – comprehensive
Drugs,study
Society,
guide
and
and
Criminal
exam review
Justicematerial.pdf
Test 2 – comprehensive study guide and exam review material.pdf
Drugs, Society, and Criminal
Justice Test 2 –
comprehensive study guide
and exam review material
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Drugs, Society, and Criminal Justice Test 2 – comprehensive
Drugs,study
Society,
guide
and
and
Criminal
exam review
Justicematerial.pdf
Test 2 – comprehensive
Drugs,study
Society,
guide
and
and
Criminal
exam review
Justicematerial.pdf
Test 2 – comprehensive study guide and exam review material.pdf
,Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf
Terms in this set (140)
hypoxia is a result freezing the throat and larynx
Ether was first introduced for medicinal purposes the form of a pill and capsule
GHB was once on the legitimate marker as a true
steroid-enhancing and growth- hormone
LSD the best known hallucinogen drug, belongs to the serotonin group and
synthetically drives from ergot, a toxic rye fungus
Psilocybin a serotonin-related hallucinogen drug originating from mushrooms
ketamine a dissociative anesthetic hallucinogen related to phencyclidine (pop)
phencyclidine a dissociative anesthetic hallucinogen that produces disorientation,
agitation, aggressive behavior, and amnesia with a street name of angel
dust
Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf
, Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf
ecstasy a hallucinogenic drug, once used for psycho-therapeutic, is now known to
produce significant adverse side effects, including dehydration, neuronal
hyperthermia, and neurochemical changes
DOM a synthetic norepinephrine-related hallucinogen drug, derived from
amphetamine combined with LSD is often referred to as STP
Mescaline a norepinephrine-related hallucinogen drug whose source is peyote
cactus
salvia divinorum a Mexican leafy herb with short-duration hallucinogen effects
Harmine a serotonin-related hallucinogen drug frequently used by South American
shames in healing rituals
Peyote a species of cactus that is the source for the hallucinogenic drug
mescaline
Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf Drugs, society, and Criminal justice test 2.pdf
