18 Questions
What is the primary organ responsible for the elimination of MDMA?
Liver
What is the duration of effect of MDMA?
3 hours and half
What is the most active and abundant component of marijuana?
Tetrahydrocannabinol
How long does THC stay in the system of a chronic user?
Up to 4 weeks
What is the onset of effect of MDMA?
30-60 minutes
What is the half-life of THC in a single user?
1 day
What is the characteristic effect of lysergide at low doses?
Panic reaction
Which of the following is a common adverse effect of barbiturates?
Synesthesia
What is the primary mechanism of action of methaqualone?
Sedative-hypnotic property
Which of the following is a tryptamine?
Psilocin
What is the primary route of administration for DMT?
Smoking
Which of the following can be used to treat methaqualone overdose?
Activated charcoal
What is a potential cause of a false positive result for amphetamines in a drug test?
Taking antihistamine
What is a common effect of amphetamines on mental health?
Increased paranoia
What is a potential cardiovascular complication of amphetamine overdose?
Hypertension
What is a characteristic of chronic amphetamine use?
Increased tolerance and physical dependence
What is a common compound found in over-the-counter allergy and cold medications that is related to amphetamines?
All of the above
What is a method of identifying amphetamine abuse?
Analysis of urine for the parent drugs
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