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  • 1. What does toxicology study?
A) Only natural poisons
B) Poisons, thier properties, and effects
C) The effect of medicines only
D) Only inorganic poisons
  • 2. A substance that when introduced into the body produces noxious effects chemically is called:
A) Medicine
B) Toxin
C) Poison
D) Antidote
  • 3. Which classification of poison is "Strychnine"?
A) Mineral poison
B) Vegetable poison
C) Animal poison
D) Synthetic poison
  • 4. What type of poison is Hydrochloric acid classified as?
A) Inorganic mineral acid
B) Animal poison
C) Alkaloid
D) Organic volatile
  • 5. A poison that produces stupor and loss of feeling is termed as:
A) Irritant
B) Corrosive
C) Narcotic
D) Neurotic
  • 6. What is an example of a volatile organic poison?
A) Mercury
B) Sulfuric acid
C) Arsenic
D) Alcohol
  • 7. Which type of poisoning shows sudden and marked disturbance of function?
A) Sub-acute poisoning
B) Acute poisoning
C) Latent poisoning
D) Chronic poisoning
  • 8. Suicidal poisoning means:
A) Poison administered to kill others
B) Poison taken voluntarily to cause one's death
C) Poison taken by mistake
D) Poisoning with unclear cause
  • 9. Which of the following agents is a mechanical antidote?
A) Syrup of Ipecac
B) Atropine
C) Activated charcoal
D) Morphine
  • 10. Emetics are used to:
A) Relieve pain in poisoning
B) Induce vomiting
C) Prevent absorption of poison
D) Neutralize poison chemically
  • 11. Which poison causes dilation of the pupils?
A) Opium
B) Belladonna
C) Strychnine
D) Cyanide
  • 12. What is the safest dose?
A) Dose that causes harmful effects
B) One that produces therapeutic effect but no harm
C) Dose that kills
D) Dose that causes nausea
  • 13. What organ is best suited for detecting chronic arsenic poisoning?
A) Liver
B) Urine
C) Blood
D) Hair
  • 14. Which of the following is an inorganic-non volatile poison?
A) Alcohol
B) Sulfuric acid
C) Cocaine
D) Chloroform
  • 15. Which of these poisons is known as 'wood alcohol' and causes blindness?
A) Carbon tetrachloride
B) Ethanol
C) Methyl alcohol
D) Benzene
  • 16. Which poison is classified as an alkaloid?
A) Strychnine
B) Hydrochloric acid
C) Arsenic
D) Mercury
  • 17. What type of poisoning produces gradual deterioration and may not cause death promptly?
A) Acute poisoning
B) Sub-acute poisoning
C) Chronic poisoning
D) Instantaneous poisoning
  • 18. Which law governs the dispensing of violent poisons like arsenic and morphine in the Philippines?
A) Consumer Act
B) Administrative Code Sec 755
C) Labor Code
D) Revised Penal Code
  • 19. Which of these poisons is commonly found in the leaves of tobacco plants?
A) Physostigmine
B) Strychnine
C) Morphine
D) Nicotine
  • 20. What is the recommended preservation method for blood samples in toxicological examination?
A) Rubbing alcohol
B) Formalin
C) Test tube with sodium oxalate
D) Denatured alcohol
  • 21. What does RA 9165 primarily address?
A) Labor rights
B) Traffic laws
C) Dangerous drugs in their regulation
D) Taxation
  • 22. Which agency is the implementing arm of the Dangerous Drug Board?
A) NBI
B) PDEA
C) PNP
D) DOJ
  • 23. What is "shabu" according to RA 9165?
A) MDMA
B) Methamphetamine hydrochloride
C) Opium
D) Marijuana
  • 24. What is the penalty for importing dangerous drugs under RA 9165?
A) Fine only
B) Community service
C) Life imprisonment to death and a fine of PhP500,000 to PhP10,000,000
D) Imprisonment of 1-5 years
  • 25. Which plant is referred to as Cannabis or Marijuana in RA 9165?
A) Datura Stramonium
B) Erythroxylon Cocoa
C) Cannabis Sativa L.
D) Papaver Somniferum
  • 26. What kind of drug is a Ecstasy(MDMA)?
A) Sedative
B) Narcotic
C) Stimulant and hallucinogen
D) Tranquilizer
  • 27. What quantity of marijuana possession triggers the highest penalty per RA 9165?
A) 10 grams
B) 50 grams
C) 500 grams or more
D) 1 kilogram
  • 28. Which schedule does Heroin fall under in the 1961 UN Single Convention?
A) Schedule III
B) Schedule II
C) Schedule IV
D) Schedule I
  • 29. What penalty applies to first-time drug users found positive after a confirmatory test?
A) Imprisonment of 20 years
B) Minimum of 6 months rehabilitation
C) Death penalty
D) Fine only
  • 30. What drug is described as having a fatal dose range between 5 and 50 mg per kg body?
A) Amphetamine
B) Morphine
C) Methamphetamine
D) Cocaine
  • 31. What is the illegal act under Section 6 RA 9165?
A) Use of drugs
B) Possession of paraphernalia
C) Importation of drugs
D) Maintenance of den,dive or resort
  • 32. Which of the following is NOT classified as a drug under RA 9165?
A) Narcotics
B) Stimulants
C) Hallucinogens
D) Vitamins
  • 33. What is the basic definition of addiction under RA 9165?
A) Emotional dependence
B) Psychological desire only
C) Physical dependence including tolerance and withdrawal
D) Occasional drug use
  • 34. Which chemical is NOT listed in the 1988 UN Convention Table I?
A) Ephedrine
B) Acetic anhydride
C) Acetone
D) Potassium permanganate
  • 35. In the Philippines, what is the penalty for possession of less than 5 grams of dangerous drugs like heroin?
A) Fine only
B) 12 years and one day to 20 years imprisonment and a fine of PhP300,000 to PhP400,000
C) Life imprisonment
D) Death
  • 36. What is the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana?
A) Morphine
B) Cocaine
C) Tetrahydrocannabol (THC)
D) MDMA
  • 37. What kind of chemical is Pseudoephedrine classified under in the 1988 UN Convention?
A) Table I
B) Schedule I
C) Table II
D) Schedule IV
  • 38. What is the street name for Methylenedioxymethamphetamine?
A) Shabu
B) Heroin
C) Cocaine
D) Ecstasy
  • 39. What actions are unlawful under Sec. 15 RA 9165?
A) Importation only
B) Maintenance of den
C) Illegal manufacture only
D) Use of dangerous drugs
  • 40. What type of laboratory is defined as a clandestine laboratory?
A) Hospital pharmacy
B) Legal pharmaceutical lab
C) Facility for illegal drug manufacturing
D) Research lab in universities
  • 41. Under Old Common Law, arson is defined as the willful and malicious burning of:
A) One's own house
B) Any property
C) Any public building
D) The house of another man
  • 42. According to the Revised Penal Code, the liability for arson depends on all the following except:
A) Location of the building
B) Weather conditions on fire day
C) Extent of damage or value
D) Kind and character of the building
  • 43. Which of the following is NOT an element that constitutes arson?
A) Accident
B) Malice
C) Motive
D) Willfulness
  • 44. What must be proved to establish the body of the crime in the arson case?
A) The fire was caused by an electrical faults
B) That only smoke was present
C) The building burned, it was intentional, and actual charring occurred
D) The building was empty at the time of fire
  • 45. Which is NOT a natural cause of fire?
A) Explosion
B) Careless smoker
C) Spontaneous combustion
D) Lightning
  • 46. Which of these tell-tale signs indicates possible arson?
A) Fire starting in the kitchen area only
B) Single point of fire origin
C) Low intensity fire with little flame
D) Rapid extension due to accelerants
  • 47. A motive for arson can include all EXCEPT:
A) Economic gain
B) Intimidation
C) Accident ignition
D) Concealment of crime
  • 48. Pyromania is best described as:
A) A financial motive for arson
B) Accidental fire-setting behavior
C) Setting fire to conceal other crimes
D) An uncontrollable impulse to start fires for pleasure
  • 49. Which method might an arsonist use to start a fire?
A) Chemical method (thermit bombs)
B) Mechanic method ( matches)
C) Both a and b
D) Only spontaneous combustion
  • 50. What is the minimum amount of high-quality DNA typically required for successful RFLP analysis in forensic testing?
A) 10 nanograms
B) 100 nanograms
C) 1 gram
D) 2 nanograms
  • 51. Which of the following is NOT an inorganic poison?
A) Alcohol
B) Bromine
C) Sulfuric acid
D) Hydrochloric acid
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