WorksheetsCHS Toxicology
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The legal need to identify drugs, alcohol, and poisons in the body is called
forensics
toxicology
fingerprinting
evidence
Neurotoxins kill nerve cells
True
False
A pharmaceutical drug becomes criminal when it is
used in an illicit fashion for intoxicating effects
as a therapeutic agent
used to alter the body's natural chemistry
illegally to make a profit.
Tara and Joe are newlyweds and she makes breakfast for her husband everyday since they moved in together. However, Tara has been putting a dose of antifreeze in Joe's breakfast each day. Which form of exposure is Joe being exposed to?
Acute
Chronic
Which of the following are not forms of uptake or elimination for POISONS?
Absorption
Oxidation
Inhalation
Excretion
Eric enters a rehabilitation facility seeking help for his drug addiction. While at the facility, Eric experiences physical withdraws, including chills, vomiting, body aches, and hallucinations. What type of drug dependence did Eric have before entering the facility?
Psychological dependence
Physiological dependence
Physical dependence
All of the above
A drug classification that increases the reactions in the central nervous system
analgesic
stimulant
depressant
steroids
A depressant that works to relieve pain and induce sleep
Hallucinogenic
Steriod
Stimulant
Narcotic
Which form of testing will give a long-term timeline of metabolism?
Saliva
Urine
Hair
Blood
A young child is found dead at home in the garage and the autopsy results find a large amount of rat poison in her system. What is the listed manner of death AND type of exposure?
Homicide AND Acute
Accidental AND Chronic
Accidental AND Acute
Suicide AND Chronic
