Question 1

Ecstasy is a synthetic stimulant that looks like cocaine but is made from toxic chemicals and easily obtained OTC products.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Designer drugs are:

Accepted Answer

A) created by mixing three or more drugs. 
B) created by modifying an existing drug. 
C) low-profit drugs for dealers. 
D) legal if purchased by a prescription. 
A) created by mixing three or more drugs. 
B) created by modifying an existing drug. 
C) low-profit drugs for dealers. 
D) legal if purchased by a prescription. B

Question 3

What role has the federal government played since 2010 to help law enforcement and communities fight drug abuse?

Accepted Answer

In 2010 National Drug Control Strategy, the annual blueprint published by the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), President Barack Obama pledged, "While I remain steadfast in my commitment to continue our strong enforcement efforts, especially along the southwest border, I directed the Office of National Drug Control Policy to reengage in efforts to prevent drug use and addiction and to make treatment available for those who seek recovery.This new, balanced approach will expand efforts for the three critical ways that we can address the drug problem: prevention, treatment, and law enforcement." The key to addressing our nation's drug problem is a three-pronged approach including prevention, treatment, and law enforcement.

Question 4

Cocaine is a derivative of crack.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Designer drugs, which are illicit drugs that are chemically related to the legal drugs from which they are created, may cause the muscles to stiffen and give the appearance of someone suffering from Parkinson's disease.These illicit drugs are referred to as what type of drugs?

Accepted Answer

A) analogs 
B) parasites 
C) lemurs 
D) bonding agents 
A) analogs 
B) parasites 
C) lemurs 
D) bonding agents

Question 6

If an officer observes what appears to be a drug buy, the officer:

Accepted Answer

A) can make warrantless arrest if there is probable cause. 
B) needs to gather physical evidence from the scene before making an arrest. 
C) must set up a buy in order to prove that a transfer of drugs has taken place. 
D) should call for reinforcements immediately. 
A) can make warrantless arrest if there is probable cause. 
B) needs to gather physical evidence from the scene before making an arrest. 
C) must set up a buy in order to prove that a transfer of drugs has taken place. 
D) should call for reinforcements immediately.

Question 7

A pupilometer allows police to check if someone is under the influence of alcohol or drugs by measuring the pupils in their eyes as subject to light.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Water lines or electrical cords running to a basement or outbuilding are a possible indication of a large-scale methamphetamine lab.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What is the purpose of asset forfeitures? How does it help law enforcement?

Accepted Answer

Asset forfeiture is a tool that allows a

Question 10

What act did the federal government pass in 1914 that made the sale or use of certain drugs illegal?

Accepted Answer

A) the Sullivan Illegal Substances Act 
B) the Mann Act 
C) the Harrison Narcotics Act 
D) the Little Lindbergh Law 
A) the Sullivan Illegal Substances Act 
B) the Mann Act 
C) the Harrison Narcotics Act 
D) the Little Lindbergh Law

Question 11

What are some safety concerns investigators should have when entering a clandestine drug lab?

Accepted Answer

When encountering a drug lab or its comp

Question 12

"Head shops" sell products that help the end user ingest drugs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Ecstasy is a commonly used name for phencyclidine (PCP).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Organized crime is often involved in which of the following victimless crimes?

Accepted Answer

A) mail fraud 
B) suicide 
C) second-degree murder 
D) employment of illegal aliens 
A) mail fraud 
B) suicide 
C) second-degree murder 
D) employment of illegal aliens

Question 15

What is the controversy over the government's involvement in policing victimless crimes?

Accepted Answer

A victimless crime is an illegal activit

Question 16

People under the influence of illicit stimulants such as cocaine may exhibit extremely agitated and incoherent behavior, a condition known as excited _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of People under the influence of illicit stimulants...

Question 17

The U.S.Congress has defined a drug ____ as "any person who both habitually uses any habit­forming narcotic drug so as to endanger the public morals, health, safety or welfare, and ….(who has) lost the power of self­control with reference to the (drug)."

Accepted Answer

A) user 
B) abuser 
C) addict 
D) criminal 
A) user 
B) abuser 
C) addict 
D) criminal

Question 18

Drugs can be most completely classified as:

Accepted Answer

A) depressants, stimulants, narcotics, hallucinogens, cannabis, or inhalants. 
B) street drugs, prescription drugs, and designer drugs. 
C) uppers, downers, and everything in between. 
D) depressants, stimulants, and hallucinogens. 
A) depressants, stimulants, narcotics, hallucinogens, cannabis, or inhalants. 
B) street drugs, prescription drugs, and designer drugs. 
C) uppers, downers, and everything in between. 
D) depressants, stimulants, and hallucinogens.

Question 19

It is illegal to possess or use narcotics or other dangerous drugs without a(n) _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of It is illegal to possess or use...

Question 20

Using restrictive restraint devices and procedures, such as handcuffing subjects behind their back and placing them facedown, can lead to:

Accepted Answer

A) pulmonary hypertension. 
B) vasovagal reflex activation. 
C) positional asphyxia. 
D) portal-systemic hypotension. 
A) pulmonary hypertension. 
B) vasovagal reflex activation. 
C) positional asphyxia. 
D) portal-systemic hypotension.

Exam 18: A Dual Threat Drug Related Crime and Organized Crime

Ecstasy is a synthetic stimulant that looks like cocaine but is made from toxic chemicals and easily obtained OTC products.

Designer drugs are:

What role has the federal government played since 2010 to help law enforcement and communities fight drug abuse?

Cocaine is a derivative of crack.

Designer drugs, which are illicit drugs that are chemically related to the legal drugs from which they are created, may cause the muscles to stiffen and give the appearance of someone suffering from Parkinson's disease.These illicit drugs are referred to as what type of drugs?

If an officer observes what appears to be a drug buy, the officer:

A pupilometer allows police to check if someone is under the influence of alcohol or drugs by measuring the pupils in their eyes as subject to light.

Water lines or electrical cords running to a basement or outbuilding are a possible indication of a large-scale methamphetamine lab.

What is the purpose of asset forfeitures? How does it help law enforcement?

What act did the federal government pass in 1914 that made the sale or use of certain drugs illegal?

What are some safety concerns investigators should have when entering a clandestine drug lab?

"Head shops" sell products that help the end user ingest drugs.

Ecstasy is a commonly used name for phencyclidine (PCP).

Organized crime is often involved in which of the following victimless crimes?

What is the controversy over the government's involvement in policing victimless crimes?

People under the influence of illicit stimulants such as cocaine may exhibit extremely agitated and incoherent behavior, a condition known as excited _______________.

The U.S.Congress has defined a drug ____ as "any person who both habitually uses any habit­forming narcotic drug so as to endanger the public morals, health, safety or welfare, and ….(who has) lost the power of self­control with reference to the (drug)."

Drugs can be most completely classified as:

It is illegal to possess or use narcotics or other dangerous drugs without a(n) _______________.

Using restrictive restraint devices and procedures, such as handcuffing subjects behind their back and placing them facedown, can lead to:

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The U.S.Congress has defined a drug ____ as "any person who both habitually uses any habitforming narcotic drug so as to endanger the public morals, health, safety or welfare, and ….(who has) lost the power of selfcontrol with reference to the (drug)."