04-24-2006, 11:44 PM
As upgray already mentioned, make sure you know which amendment repealed prohibition, and know which drug category Haldol is in.
Those two were both on my exam too, and I had to make an educated guess.
Just wanted to reiterate upgray's heads-up, in case you missed it in his message.
There were quite a few questions asking about the withdrawal symptoms, long-term effect on the body, side effect, and signs of abuse, associated with the main illicit drugs (ie, cannabis, PCP, LSD, Heroin, Cocaine).
- Definitely know which drugs fall into which category.
- Know the schedules (which drugs are Schedule I....etc.).
- Also, know what the rules are for each Schedule (ie, Drugs are Schedule I if there is no accepted medical use for them).
- Know what the legal BAL (blood alcohol level) is. (0.8)
- Know what the LD50 (lethal dose to 50% of population) of alcohol is.
- Know what the highest naturally occurring alcohol concentration is in fermented beer (15%).
- Know how to work out alcohol content from the proof/vol. (Eg, 100 proof = 50% alcohol content).
- Know what Harrison Act, CSA, DEA, and Drug Analog Act are.
There were no questions requiring dates on my exam.
Hope that helps,
Snazzlefrag
Those two were both on my exam too, and I had to make an educated guess.
Just wanted to reiterate upgray's heads-up, in case you missed it in his message.
There were quite a few questions asking about the withdrawal symptoms, long-term effect on the body, side effect, and signs of abuse, associated with the main illicit drugs (ie, cannabis, PCP, LSD, Heroin, Cocaine).
- Definitely know which drugs fall into which category.
- Know the schedules (which drugs are Schedule I....etc.).
- Also, know what the rules are for each Schedule (ie, Drugs are Schedule I if there is no accepted medical use for them).
- Know what the legal BAL (blood alcohol level) is. (0.8)
- Know what the LD50 (lethal dose to 50% of population) of alcohol is.
- Know what the highest naturally occurring alcohol concentration is in fermented beer (15%).
- Know how to work out alcohol content from the proof/vol. (Eg, 100 proof = 50% alcohol content).
- Know what Harrison Act, CSA, DEA, and Drug Analog Act are.
There were no questions requiring dates on my exam.
Hope that helps,
Snazzlefrag