Exam 5: Narcotics: Opium, Heroin, and Synthetic Opiates

To support the costs of heroin abuse,a drug dealer might pay a heroin abuser for working in what form of payment?

Long-term heroin abuse can result in strong conditioned-learning effects having to do with the social setting where the heroin was used.

Morphine is an example of a natural component of opium.

Tolerance effects in a particular heroin reaction are __________.

The primary active ingredient in opium is __________.

Laudanum was very popular in Britain but largely unknown in the United States until about 1945.

Sydenham's Laudanum contained opium.

Opium is harvested by __________.

Opiate effects in the brain involve __________.

Some individuals have avoided injecting heroin only because __________.

What compels heroin abusers to continue taking heroin?

Of the three major opiate products,the strongest effects are observed from the administration of __________.

During the late 1800s,patterns of opium consumption in the United States __________.

If the dose level is low,then tolerance effects will be more dramatic than if the dose level is high.

The first-time experience with heroin is typically __________.

Heroin craving begins __________.

The leading supplier of white powder heroin to the U.S.in the late 1990s was __________.

Which country is not prominent in the world harvesting of opium?

Long-term constipation is an effect of heroin use.

Chipping refers to __________.