Forensic Toxicology Crossword

Experiencing withdrawals when drug use ceases is a result of this.
This type of substance decreases or inhibits the nervous system, reducing alertness.
This describes the degree to which a substance is poisonous or can cause illness.
This is an addictive, sleep-inducing drug (often derived from opium) that acts as a central nervous system depressant and suppresses pain.
This type of substance increases alertness, attention, and energy.
This describes a drug or chemical whose manufacture, distribution, possession and use are regulated by the legal system.
This is a substance naturally produced by a living thing that can cause illness or death in humans.
This can be natural or manufactured, and causes severe illness or death if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin.
This type of drug changes a person's perceptions and thinking during intoxication.
Heroin would be classified into this schedule of drug.
A drug that is taken with suicidal intentions is said to be taken ____________.
This is the study of drugs, poisons, toxins, and their metabolites.
This type of test determines what types of substances are present.
This type of test determines how much of each substance is present.
This type of testing is considered preliminary, and does not provide positive identification.
This type of testing is usually multi-step, and provides a positive identification of the substance.
If a person has been poisoned with small amounts of a toxin over a long period of time, they are suffering from _____________ poisoning.
If a person is poisoned with a large dose over a short amount of time, they are said to be suffering from __________________ poisoning.
A spot test used to test for the presence of marijuana is:
A spot test used to test for the presence of heroin is:
This man was assassinated with the use of a ricin-laced pellet.
This organ is responsible for metabolizing alcohol.
Drugs that are classified into this schedule are widely used for medical purposes and have very low potential for abuse.