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Toxicology Review

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is the father of Toxicology?

a)

Francis Galton

b)

Mathieu Orfila

c)

Edmond Locard

2.

What is a factor that is considered when determining the toxicity of a substance?

a)

Dosage & Duration (acute or chronic?)

b)

Exposure method

c)

Physiological Factors

d)

Interaction with other substances

e)

All of the above

3.

Which is NOT the role of a forensic toxicologist?

a)

Identify manner of exposure (deliberate, accidental, undetermined)

b)

Determine time of death

c)

Test body fluid and tissue samples for presence of substances

4.

True or false: Poison is any substance that can cause death or illness in an organism, and a toxin is a type of poison created by organisms in nature.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which sample(s) are usually tested for toxins/poisons? (Choose 3)

a)

Body fluids (blood, urine)

b)

Nail clippings

c)

Organs & Tissues

d)

Hair

6.

How should glass evidence be stored?

a)

In paper or cardboard containers

b)

In metal containers

c)

In plastic containers

7.

Symptoms of food poisoning include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. What are two causes of food poisoning?

a)

Salmonella from raw meat

b)

Unpasteurized dairy

c)

Unripe veggies and fruits

8.

Match each drug to its respective schedule: cocaine, MDMA, anabolic steroids

a)

I,II,III

b)

II, I, III

c)

III, II, V

9.

Which drug classification matches this description?: Decreased mental stimulation and central nervous system activity

a)

Stimulants (cocaine, meth)

b)

Narcotics (Heroin, Oxycodone)

c)

Hallucinogens (MDMA, Marijuana)

d)

Depressants (alcohol, barbiturates)

10.

Which drug schedule does this description match? High potential for abuse and addiction, have SOME medical value

a)

III

b)

V

c)

II

d)

IV

11.

Which schedule do marijuana, LSD, and MDMA belong in?

a)

I

b)

V

c)

II

d)

IV

12.

Is this statement true? Methamphetamine is a narcotic.

a)

Yes, it reduces pain

b)

No, it is a depressant

c)

No, it is a hallucinogen

d)

No, it is a stimulant

13.

Which term describes drugs that lead people from less-harmful drugs to more-harmful drugs?

a)

Rookie drugs

b)

Stimulant drugs

c)

Gateway drugs

d)

Anabolic steroids

14.

Which of these is called the date rape drug?

a)

Rohypnol

b)

Marijuana

c)

Cocaine

d)

Hydrocodone

15.

Which term is used to describe when increased amounts of a drug or other substance is needed to produce the same desired effect?

a)

Drug Dealer

b)

Drug Overdose

c)

Drug Tolerance

d)

Drug Withdrawal

16.

What is drug withdrawal ?

a)

Stopping the use of a drug completely

b)

Distancing oneself from drug users

c)

Receiving intervention and punishment after violating drug laws

d)

Unpleasant mental and physical symptoms that happen after cessation of a drug

17.

True or false: Screening tests narrow down results, while confirmatory tests only identify a specific substance

a)

False

b)

True

18.

The ________ test detects arsenic, and was the first use of toxicology in a jury trial.

a)

Marsh

b)

Van Urk

c)

Chromatography

d)

Marquis Reagant

19.

Which test identifies a chemical by separating it into its color components?

a)

Van Urk

b)

Dillie Koppanyi

c)

Marquis reagant

d)

Paper chromatography

20.

Which color test detects meth, heroin, and MDMA?

a)

Dillie Koppanyani

b)

Marquis Reagant

21.

The Dillie Koppanyani test turns __________ in the presence of ____________.

a)

orange-brown;LSD

b)

yellow;barbiturates

c)

pink;cocaine

d)

violet-blue;barbiturates

22.

Acute toxicity is a ____ dose over a ________ period of time, while chronic toxicity is a ________ dose over a _______ period of time.

a)

low, short ; high, long

b)

high, short ; low, long

c)

low, long ; high, short

d)

high, long; low, short

23.

What is the LD50

a)

Percentage of population that 50 mg/kg of the substance kills

b)

A test used to determine a timeline of chronic toxicity

c)

A certification that toxicologists must earn

d)

Amount of substance that would kill 50% of the test population

24.

How many total g of aspirin (LD50 of 200mg/kg) would be required to kill 50% of individuals weighing 65kg?

a)

13,000 mg

b)

14,500 mg

c)

13,200 mg

d)

14,700 mg

25.

What is the relationship between alcohol proof and percentage?

a)

No relationship

b)

Percentage is twice the proof

c)

Proof is twice the percentage

26.

Which factor does NOT impact the effect of alcohol on the body?

a)

Gender

b)

Race

c)

Weight

d)

Hydration

27.

Why does alcohol effect males and females differently (even with the same amount of alcohol consumed)?

a)

Men's testosterone increases the effects of alcohol and have more body water, so they get intoxicated quicker

b)

Women absorb and metabolize alcohol differently and have less body water, so they get intoxicated quicker

28.

Which substance is used by veterinarians and causes hallucinations?

a)

Ketamine

b)

Morphine

c)

Anabolic steroids