Rohypnol

4. / Withdrawal symptoms of Rohypnol are _____ to alcohol addictions
7. / The average _____ per dose of Rohypnol is $5
11. / Rapists put this drug into drinks to sexually _____ their victims
12. / Rohypnol is a _____ IV drug, this means people are less likely to get addicted (doesn’t mean they can’t)
14. / Can result in physical and psychological ______
15. / You can trace the drug in body fluids up to _____ days
16. / Can be taken as a _____, powder or a clear liquid
18. / This drug is not legal in the _____
19. / Users use this to boost the high of ______
20. / can cause muscle stiffness, insomnia, and paranoia _____
22. / Before 1992, ______ thought it would reduce body fat
23. / The detox process can take awhile, so they _____ staying at a rehab center, or go to 1-on-1 therapy
24. / Rohypnol often causes partial _____, which means they can’t remember events while under the influence
27. / Therapy helps addicts to develop _____ mechanisms and maybe fix relationships

1. / You can go to ______ for 3-20 years for possession of Rohypnol in the United States
2. / It takes about 10-20 ______ for the effects to start
3. / Widely known as a _____ drug
5. / Rohypnol is 7/10 more _____ than valium
6. / The United States handles the _____ of this drug like a Schedule I drug
8. / “Circles” and “Roofies” are some ______
9. / The danger of _____ ranging from 4-24 hours
10. / The tablet has a _____ core, so people would be able to see it on their drinks
13. / To get _____ for Rohypnol they can test your hair and urine
17. / Rohypnol is brand name for_______
21. / Medically in 50 countries its prescribed for______
25. / Some of the effects are ______ relaxation and sedation
26. / The most common _____ range is 13-30