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    • Thumb image for Signs and Symptomologies of Narcotic AnalgesicsResource Type: Website / HyperLink

      Signs and Symptomologies of Narcotic Analgesics

      Grades: 10 to 12
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      Students will know and understand the signs and symptomologies of narcotic analgesics and contraband associated with such drugs.
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      Signs and Symptomologies of Central Nervous System Stimulants

      Grades: 10 to 12
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      Students will know and understand the signs and symptomologies of someone under the influence of central nervous system stimulan...
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      Methods of Heat Transfer

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      Contributor: CTE Online
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      Latent Fingerprint Identification & Development

      Grades: 11 to 12, Community College to Graduate
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      The most common form of fingerprints that have evidentiary value is latent prints. Latent prints are the result of moisture, oil...
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      Classifications of Fire

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      Understanding the classifications of fire is vital because each has different extinguishment methods that must be used. Not kno...
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