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Deck 9: Toxicology
1
Which of the following is a technique that can be used to quantify blood alcohol?
A) gas chromatography
B) fluorescence spectroscopy
C) microscopy
D) color tests
A) gas chromatography
B) fluorescence spectroscopy
C) microscopy
D) color tests
A
2
Who evaluates body fluids for drugs and other compounds using chemical tests?
A) entomologist
B) toxicologist
C) pathologist
D) histologist
A) entomologist
B) toxicologist
C) pathologist
D) histologist
B
3
Breath tests determine the amount of alcohol in _____.
A) alveolar air
B) the blood
C) the heart
D) the lungs
A) alveolar air
B) the blood
C) the heart
D) the lungs
A
4
In which test is alcohol burned with oxygen in the air to determine the quantity of alcohol?
A) Fuel cell test
B) Infrared breath test
C) Sobriety test
D) Breathalyzer
A) Fuel cell test
B) Infrared breath test
C) Sobriety test
D) Breathalyzer
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5
____ is metabolized upon entering the body into morphine.
A) cocaine
B) LSD
C) heroin
D) MDMA
A) cocaine
B) LSD
C) heroin
D) MDMA
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6
Which of the following body fluids or materials should be assayed to test for chronic rather than acute drug exposure?
A) blood
B) urine
C) hair
D) gastric contents
E) vitreous humor
A) blood
B) urine
C) hair
D) gastric contents
E) vitreous humor
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7
Which of the following methods can be used to detect carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning in the blood?
A) thin-layer chromatography
B) infrared spectrophotometry
C) UV-Vis spectrophotometry
D) microscopy
A) thin-layer chromatography
B) infrared spectrophotometry
C) UV-Vis spectrophotometry
D) microscopy
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8
While the legal limit is lower in some other countries, the U.S. Federal blood alcohol legal limit for persons operating a motor vehicle is ____.
A) 0.02 %
B) 0.05 %
C) 0.08 %
D) 0.10 %
E) 0.15 %
A) 0.02 %
B) 0.05 %
C) 0.08 %
D) 0.10 %
E) 0.15 %
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9
Which of the following breath testers uses a type of radiation to detect and measure alcohol in breath?
A) Fuel cell test
B) Infrared breath test
C) Sobriety test
D) Breathalyzer
A) Fuel cell test
B) Infrared breath test
C) Sobriety test
D) Breathalyzer
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10
What test determines the quantity of alcohol consumed by measuring the absorption of light by potassium dichromate before and after its reaction with alcohol?
A) Fuel cell test
B) Infrared breath test
C) Sobriety test
D) Breathalyzer
A) Fuel cell test
B) Infrared breath test
C) Sobriety test
D) Breathalyzer
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11
Which of the following samples can be used for toxicological testing?
A) blood
B) urine
C) body tissue
D) vitreous humor
E) all of the above
A) blood
B) urine
C) body tissue
D) vitreous humor
E) all of the above
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12
Which of the following methods would be best for determining the concentration of arsenic in the blood?
A) Emission spectroscopy
B) Reinsch test
C) atomic absorption spectroscopy
D) IR spectroscopy
A) Emission spectroscopy
B) Reinsch test
C) atomic absorption spectroscopy
D) IR spectroscopy
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13
Which of the following methods would be best for separating non-volatile liquid mixtures of drugs in blood?
A) GC
B) HPLC
C) AA
D) IR
A) GC
B) HPLC
C) AA
D) IR
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14
Explain the process by which alcohol is absorbed.
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15
Explain the process by which alcohol is metabolized.
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16
List four factors that influence BAC.
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17
Explain how GC-MS is used to detect and quantitate BAC.
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18
Why does the retention time in the human body vary for different drugs?
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19
Why do some drugs need to be derivatized?
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20
What is a commonly used derivatizing agent and why is it used?
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21
Explain the elimination pathway for heroin.
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