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What is a clandestine laboratory?
What is a clandestine laboratory?
- A facility used for illegal manufacture of drugs (correct)
- A legal facility for drug rehabilitation
- A place for social gatherings of drug dependents
- An authorized testing lab for drug substances
Which of the following describes 'Controlled Delivery'?
Which of the following describes 'Controlled Delivery'?
- Transportation of drugs with prior medical consent
- An authorized shipment of legal drugs
- A delivery system for medical prescriptions
- An investigative technique involving unlawful consignments (correct)
What does 'Chemical Diversion' entail?
What does 'Chemical Diversion' entail?
- Use of chemicals in home gardening
- Distribution of chemicals for legitimate scientific research
- Unlawful trafficking of controlled chemicals to drug manufacturers (correct)
- Legal sales of pharmaceuticals
What is classified as a dangerous drug?
What is classified as a dangerous drug?
What does 'cultivate or culture' mean in the context of this regulation?
What does 'cultivate or culture' mean in the context of this regulation?
What is a 'Confirmatory Test'?
What is a 'Confirmatory Test'?
Which of the following best illustrates the definition of 'Delivery'?
Which of the following best illustrates the definition of 'Delivery'?
What is meant by 'Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals'?
What is meant by 'Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals'?
What is the short title of Republic Act No. 9165?
What is the short title of Republic Act No. 9165?
What is the primary policy focus of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002?
What is the primary policy focus of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002?
What does 'administer' refer to in the context of the act?
What does 'administer' refer to in the context of the act?
What does the act aim to balance in its national drug control program?
What does the act aim to balance in its national drug control program?
Which entity is referred to as the 'Board' in the act?
Which entity is referred to as the 'Board' in the act?
What type of campaign does the government undertake against dangerous drugs?
What type of campaign does the government undertake against dangerous drugs?
Which act does Republic Act No. 9165 repeal?
Which act does Republic Act No. 9165 repeal?
What is one goal for individuals who have fallen victims to drug dependence according to the act?
What is one goal for individuals who have fallen victims to drug dependence according to the act?
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Clandestine Laboratory
- A secret or hidden facility used to manufacture illegal drugs.
Controlled Delivery
- A law enforcement technique where the illegal drugs are allowed to be delivered to their intended recipient under the supervision of law enforcement.
Chemical Diversion
- The illegal or unauthorized movement of chemicals that can be used to produce illegal drugs.
Dangerous Drug
- Any drug that is classified as such by Philippine law.
Cultivate or Culture
- The act of planting, growing, or harvesting any plant from which a dangerous drug can be derived.
Confirmatory Test
- A laboratory test used to confirm the presence of a specific drug.
Delivery
- The act of transferring possession of a dangerous drug to another person.
Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals
- Chemicals that are used in the production of illegal drugs and are regulated by the government.
Short Title of Republic Act No. 9165
- Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002
Policy Focus of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002
- To prevent, suppress, and eliminate the trafficking, abuse, and use of dangerous drugs.
Administer
- The act of giving a drug to another person, often by injection or swallowing.
Balancing Act
- The act strives to strike a balance between protecting the community from the threat of illegal drugs and providing treatment and rehabilitation for those who have fallen victim to drug dependence.
'The Board'
- The Dangerous Drugs Board created by Republic Act No. 9165.
Campaign Against Dangerous Drugs
- The government undertakes a comprehensive anti-drug campaign that involves law enforcement, prevention, education, and rehabilitation programs.
Repealed Act
- Republic Act No. 6425, also known as the Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972.
Goal for Victims of Drug Dependence
- The comprehensive dangerous drugs act aims to provide treatment and rehabilitation services for individuals who are dependent on dangerous drugs to help them achieve a drug-free life.
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