A) Poisons, thier properties, and effects B) Only natural poisons C) Only inorganic poisons D) The effect of medicines only
A) Poison B) Toxin C) Medicine D) Antidote
A) Animal poison B) Vegetable poison C) Mineral poison D) Synthetic poison
A) Organic volatile B) Inorganic mineral acid C) Alkaloid D) Animal poison
A) Narcotic B) Irritant C) Corrosive D) Neurotic
A) Mercury B) Sulfuric acid C) Arsenic D) Alcohol
A) Acute poisoning B) Latent poisoning C) Chronic poisoning D) Sub-acute poisoning
A) Poison taken voluntarily to cause one's death B) Poison taken by mistake C) Poisoning with unclear cause D) Poison administered to kill others
A) Morphine B) Atropine C) Activated charcoal D) Syrup of Ipecac
A) Prevent absorption of poison B) Relieve pain in poisoning C) Neutralize poison chemically D) Induce vomiting
A) Cyanide B) Opium C) Strychnine D) Belladonna
A) One that produces therapeutic effect but no harm B) Dose that causes nausea C) Dose that kills D) Dose that causes harmful effects
A) Urine B) Liver C) Blood D) Hair
A) Chloroform B) Sulfuric acid C) Cocaine D) Alcohol
A) Methyl alcohol B) Benzene C) Carbon tetrachloride D) Ethanol
A) Arsenic B) Hydrochloric acid C) Strychnine D) Mercury
A) Sub-acute poisoning B) Chronic poisoning C) Instantaneous poisoning D) Acute poisoning
A) Revised Penal Code B) Administrative Code Sec 755 C) Consumer Act D) Labor Code
A) Nicotine B) Physostigmine C) Strychnine D) Morphine
A) Rubbing alcohol B) Test tube with sodium oxalate C) Formalin D) Denatured alcohol
A) Labor rights B) Traffic laws C) Taxation D) Dangerous drugs in their regulation
A) NBI B) DOJ C) PNP D) PDEA
A) Marijuana B) Opium C) Methamphetamine hydrochloride D) MDMA
A) Imprisonment of 1-5 years B) Life imprisonment to death and a fine of PhP500,000 to PhP10,000,000 C) Fine only D) Community service
A) Datura Stramonium B) Cannabis Sativa L. C) Erythroxylon Cocoa D) Papaver Somniferum
A) Sedative B) Tranquilizer C) Stimulant and hallucinogen D) Narcotic
A) 500 grams or more B) 10 grams C) 50 grams D) 1 kilogram
A) Schedule IV B) Schedule II C) Schedule III D) Schedule I
A) Minimum of 6 months rehabilitation B) Death penalty C) Imprisonment of 20 years D) Fine only
A) Amphetamine B) Methamphetamine C) Morphine D) Cocaine
A) Use of drugs B) Maintenance of den,dive or resort C) Possession of paraphernalia D) Importation of drugs
A) Vitamins B) Stimulants C) Narcotics D) Hallucinogens
A) Emotional dependence B) Occasional drug use C) Psychological desire only D) Physical dependence including tolerance and withdrawal
A) Potassium permanganate B) Acetic anhydride C) Acetone D) Ephedrine
A) 12 years and one day to 20 years imprisonment and a fine of PhP300,000 to PhP400,000 B) Life imprisonment C) Fine only D) Death
A) Morphine B) Cocaine C) Tetrahydrocannabol (THC) D) MDMA
A) Table II B) Table I C) Schedule I D) Schedule IV
A) Ecstasy B) Cocaine C) Heroin D) Shabu
A) Importation only B) Use of dangerous drugs C) Maintenance of den D) Illegal manufacture only
A) Facility for illegal drug manufacturing B) Research lab in universities C) Hospital pharmacy D) Legal pharmaceutical lab
A) Any public building B) One's own house C) The house of another man D) Any property
A) Weather conditions on fire day B) Kind and character of the building C) Location of the building D) Extent of damage or value
A) Willfulness B) Malice C) Accident D) Motive
A) The building burned, it was intentional, and actual charring occurred B) The building was empty at the time of fire C) The fire was caused by an electrical faults D) That only smoke was present
A) Explosion B) Spontaneous combustion C) Lightning D) Careless smoker
A) Rapid extension due to accelerants B) Single point of fire origin C) Low intensity fire with little flame D) Fire starting in the kitchen area only
A) Concealment of crime B) Economic gain C) Intimidation D) Accident ignition
A) A financial motive for arson B) Accidental fire-setting behavior C) An uncontrollable impulse to start fires for pleasure D) Setting fire to conceal other crimes
A) Mechanic method ( matches) B) Chemical method (thermit bombs) C) Only spontaneous combustion D) Both a and b
A) 100 nanograms B) 10 nanograms C) 1 gram D) 2 nanograms
A) Bromine B) Alcohol C) Hydrochloric acid D) Sulfuric acid |