National Certified Addiction Counselor, Level I (NCAC I) Practice Exam

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How can nitrous oxide be typically purchased?

  1. In large canisters

  2. In tiny, portable tubes

  3. In liquid form only

  4. In pre-packaged doses

The correct answer is: In tiny, portable tubes

Nitrous oxide is typically purchased in tiny, portable tubes, often referred to as “whippits” or cream chargers, which are small canisters designed for use in making whipped cream. These smaller tubes make it relatively easy for individuals to use and transport, making them a common form for recreational use. While nitrous oxide can also be found in larger canisters, which are utilized primarily for medical or industrial purposes, the concentration in portable tubes caters to casual users. The option of liquid form is less applicable since nitrous oxide, under standard conditions, is usually in a gaseous state when stored in these small, pressurized containers. Pre-packaged doses can refer to various methods of drug administration, yet nitrous oxide is primarily encountered in these small, easily handled tubes for both culinary and recreational uses.