SIA Drug Awareness 2

Question 1

What does 'NPS' stand for in relation to UK drug awareness?

Accepted Answer

New Psychoactive Substances

Answer

National Police Service

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Non-Prescription Stimulants

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Narcotics Prevention Scheme

Question 2

Under the Psychoactive Substances Act 2016, which of the following is an offence?

Accepted Answer

Producing a psychoactive substance for supply

Answer

Simple possession of a psychoactive substance for personal use

Answer

Possessing alcohol as a psychoactive substance

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Drinking coffee, as caffeine is psychoactive

Question 3

GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyrate) is commonly associated with which type of crime in licensed premises?

Accepted Answer

Drink spiking and sexual assault

Answer

Theft and pickpocketing

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Criminal damage

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Fraud and counterfeiting

Question 4

What is the purpose of a drug amnesty bin at a venue entrance?

Accepted Answer

To allow patrons to voluntarily dispose of drugs without prosecution before entry

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To collect drugs for police analysis

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To store confiscated drugs until police collect them

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To test substances for purity

Question 5

Which of the following is a sign that someone may have taken MDMA (ecstasy)?

Accepted Answer

Jaw clenching, sweating, and dilated pupils

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Pale skin and shivering

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Slurred speech and loss of balance

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Constricted pupils and slow breathing

Question 6

If a door supervisor suspects a patron's drink has been spiked, what is the correct course of action?

Accepted Answer

Keep the drink as evidence, ensure the patron's safety, call the police and seek medical help

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Tell the patron to stop drinking and go home

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Pour the drink away to prevent further harm

Answer

Ask the patron's friends to look after them