Cannabinoid Medicine: Foundational Insight Into the Consumer Experience Pre-Session Quiz

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On a scale of 1 to 5, how knowledgeable are you about cannabinoid medicine? *

Not at all

Very much

On a scale of 1 to 5, how important do you believe understanding cannabinoid medicine is to regulating the cannabis industry today? *

Not at all

Very important

THC and CBD share many of the same therapeutic effects, but either may be more appropriate for use over the other based on a user's particular needs and circumstances.

True

False

Compared to full- or broad-spectrum cannabis products, isolate cannabinoid products: *

are better tolerated by users

demonstrate a robust entourage effect

are not tolerated as well by users

require lower dosing for the same effect

Synthetic and semi-synthetic cannabinoids typically have more side effects than naturally-occurring cannabinoids.

True

False

What type of dosing effect does cannabis exhibit? *

Linear effect: the more one takes, the more effect they feel

Biphasic effect: as one takes more, the effect increases to a point, then decreases if they continue to dose

Inverse effect: the more one takes, the less effect they feel

Cannabis dosing is standardized based on the condition being treated. *

True

False

The most effective method for using cannabis is:

Inhaled (e.g. smoking or vaporizing)

Transmucosal (e.g. tincture, lozenge, or suppository)

Topical (e.g. cream or balm)

Dependent upon the user's needs and preferences

It is not safe to combine different methods of cannabis consumption at the same time.

True

False

Which of the following samples can be used to test for THC intoxication? *

Urine

Saliva

Blood

All of the above

None of the above

Which of the following statements is true?

All pharmaceutical drugs should be stopped when initiating cannabis medicine.

As natural substances, cannabinoids cannot interact with pharmaceutical drugs.

Drug interactions should be considered when starting cannabis medicine.

What is the significance of a certificate of analysis (COA)?

A COA proves that a cannabis product has been FDA-approved.

A COA indicates that a cannabis product will be covered by health insurance.

A COA validates the phytochemical contents and "cleanliness" (i.e. lack of contaminants) of a cannabis product.

None of the above

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