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1. What is the full name of GHB?

gamma hydro benzopyrene
G-hypo butyrate
gamma hydroxy butyrate
G-hydroxy benzopyrene

2. GHB is:

A depressant
A stimulant
A hallucinogen
An analgesic

3. GHB has these qualities:

Colorless, odorless, tasteless
Milky in color, odorless, tasteless
Colorless, odorless, bitter
Colorless, odorless, salty
Milky in color, odorless, sweet

4. Rohypnol is also known as:

Valium
Diazepine
Flunitrazepam
Lorazepam
Fluconazole

5. Rohypnol’s manufacturer has made a new version that does what?

It causes unconsciousness in less than thirty seconds.
It expands and floats in liquid.
It bubbles and puts off an odor in liquid.
It turns blue and dissolves slowly in liquid.

6. Which side effect does Rohypnol not cause?

Lost muscle control
Amnesia
Confusion
Vomiting

7. Which other illicit drug is Ketamine closely related to?

Benzodiazepines
GHB
Cocaine
PCP
Methamphetamine

8. How quickly does Ketamine cause loss of control and/or unconsciousness?

Less than one minute
One minute
Five minutes
Ten to twelve minutes

9. Which of the following is not true about Ketamine?

It causes a splitting from reality.
It is odorless and tasteless.
It is a veterinary anesthetic.
It has no legitimate medical uses.
It causes hallucinations.

10. Which of the following is true about date rape?

If a woman takes drugs or alcohol willingly, it’s not rape.
Men who commit a date rape rarely do it more than once.
85% of all sexual assaults are committed by someone known to the victim.
85% of all sexual assaults are committed by a stranger.

11. Under Federal law, someone who drugs a person and rapes her:

Will only be punished if the woman was also injured.
Faces up to ten years in prison.
Will not be charged if the woman had used alcohol or other drugs willingly.
Faces up to life in prison, plus fines.

12. GHB overdose:

Is very rare because someone would have to drink gallons of it.
Causes racing heart rate, hallucinations, fever, and stroke.
Occurs most often in women because they have more body fat.
Causes vomiting, headache, unconsciousness, and fatal respiratory arrest.
Causes some minor nervousness, sweating, and nausea.

13. Which of the following is not true about Rohypnol?

It is a legal sedative in many countries.
A tiny dose lasts 8-12 hours.
It can be addictive.
It is in the most restricted drug schedule.
Withdrawal can cause seizures.

14. Which of the following fatal effects can Ketamine cause?

Kidney failure
Lack of oxygen to brain
Heart attack
Blood clots

15. GHB caused how many emergency room visits in 1998?

About 500
About 1,300
About 1,800
About 2,500