LCAS NORTH CAROLINA LATEST UPDATED 2026 ACTUAL FINAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE DETAILED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY A+ GRADED NEW EDITION!!!
What are the stages of change?
precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance
What does the CAGE stand for?
C- cut down
A- annoyed
G- guilty
E- eye opener
What does THC stand for?
delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol
What does LSD stand for?
lysergic acid diethylamide
What is hemp?
,The word used to describe Cannabis sativa plants that are high in fiber content and generally
low in psychoactive components (marijuana is used to describe cannabis sativa high in
psychoactive components)
Morphine is how many times more powerful than opium?
10 times
What is the scientific name for heroin and what is its strength compared to morphine?
Diacetyl morphine - two to five times stronger than morphine
What year was AA founded, and who founded it?
Founded in 1934 by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith
Sedatives are generally used to _________________________ while hypnotics are mostly used
to __________________
Calm anxiety; induce sleep
Name the five most common brand name benzodiazepines sedatives
Librium, Valium, Xanax, Klonopin, and Halcion
What is GHB?
,gamma hydroxybutyrate - a sedative originally developed as an anesthetic -> began to be used
as a sedative to induce euphoria, also used as a date rape drug
What is DXM?
dextromethorphan - found in many non-prescription cough and cold medications, can induce
psychedelic effects when used in large quantities (10 to 30x normal dose)
What are the brand names of hydrocodone?
Vicodin, Lortab, Norco, Anexsia, Hycodan, and Tylox
What is the generic name of Oxycontin?
Oxycodone (time release version of Percodan)
Why is hydrocodone the most widely used and abuse prescription opiate?
Causes less nausea but has the same pain-diminishing effect as well as addictive potential as
codeine. *Because it is often co-formulated with acetaminophen, the abuse of the combination
for the psychic effects of the opioid can cause liver damage
What is the definition of a psychoactive drug?
Any substance that directly alters the normal functioning of the central nervous system (this can
be expanded to include any behaviors [e.g. gambling] that activate the brain's alcohol and drug
addiction pathways)
, What is the trade name for Zoloft?
Setraline
What is the chemical name for MDMA?
Methylenedioxymethamphetamine
What are the most common CNS stimulants?
Cocaine (freebase, crack), amphetamines (Adderall, meth, crystal meth, speed), amphetamine
congeners (Ritalin, diet pills), plant stimulants (khat, betel nuts, ephedra, yohimbe), caffeine,
and nicotine
What are the physical effects of stimulants, from small doses to frequent use of stronger
stimulants (cocaine, amphetamines), to large amounts?
Small/Moderate dose: excessive stimulation of the central nervous system, creating insomnia,
energized muscles, increased heart rate and blood pressure, and decreased appetite
Frequent use: over a period of a few days will deplete the body's energy chemicals and create
exhaustion, weight loss and malnutrition
Large amounts (or if extrasensitive): heart, blood vessel, and seizure problems can occur -
increased risk of stroke
What are the mental/emotional effects of stimulants, from small doses to prolonged use?
EXAM WITH COMPLETE DETAILED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY A+ GRADED NEW EDITION!!!
What are the stages of change?
precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance
What does the CAGE stand for?
C- cut down
A- annoyed
G- guilty
E- eye opener
What does THC stand for?
delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol
What does LSD stand for?
lysergic acid diethylamide
What is hemp?
,The word used to describe Cannabis sativa plants that are high in fiber content and generally
low in psychoactive components (marijuana is used to describe cannabis sativa high in
psychoactive components)
Morphine is how many times more powerful than opium?
10 times
What is the scientific name for heroin and what is its strength compared to morphine?
Diacetyl morphine - two to five times stronger than morphine
What year was AA founded, and who founded it?
Founded in 1934 by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith
Sedatives are generally used to _________________________ while hypnotics are mostly used
to __________________
Calm anxiety; induce sleep
Name the five most common brand name benzodiazepines sedatives
Librium, Valium, Xanax, Klonopin, and Halcion
What is GHB?
,gamma hydroxybutyrate - a sedative originally developed as an anesthetic -> began to be used
as a sedative to induce euphoria, also used as a date rape drug
What is DXM?
dextromethorphan - found in many non-prescription cough and cold medications, can induce
psychedelic effects when used in large quantities (10 to 30x normal dose)
What are the brand names of hydrocodone?
Vicodin, Lortab, Norco, Anexsia, Hycodan, and Tylox
What is the generic name of Oxycontin?
Oxycodone (time release version of Percodan)
Why is hydrocodone the most widely used and abuse prescription opiate?
Causes less nausea but has the same pain-diminishing effect as well as addictive potential as
codeine. *Because it is often co-formulated with acetaminophen, the abuse of the combination
for the psychic effects of the opioid can cause liver damage
What is the definition of a psychoactive drug?
Any substance that directly alters the normal functioning of the central nervous system (this can
be expanded to include any behaviors [e.g. gambling] that activate the brain's alcohol and drug
addiction pathways)
, What is the trade name for Zoloft?
Setraline
What is the chemical name for MDMA?
Methylenedioxymethamphetamine
What are the most common CNS stimulants?
Cocaine (freebase, crack), amphetamines (Adderall, meth, crystal meth, speed), amphetamine
congeners (Ritalin, diet pills), plant stimulants (khat, betel nuts, ephedra, yohimbe), caffeine,
and nicotine
What are the physical effects of stimulants, from small doses to frequent use of stronger
stimulants (cocaine, amphetamines), to large amounts?
Small/Moderate dose: excessive stimulation of the central nervous system, creating insomnia,
energized muscles, increased heart rate and blood pressure, and decreased appetite
Frequent use: over a period of a few days will deplete the body's energy chemicals and create
exhaustion, weight loss and malnutrition
Large amounts (or if extrasensitive): heart, blood vessel, and seizure problems can occur -
increased risk of stroke
What are the mental/emotional effects of stimulants, from small doses to prolonged use?
