Drug InfluenceEvaluationThe Drug Matrix.
A diagnostic observatory for the symptomology matrix.
An interactive educational reference that transforms a dense symptomology matrix into a dynamic experience for learning and comparing commonly recognized drug-category indicators.
The Drug Matrix Explained
The Drug Matrix transforms a dense reference chart into an interactive educational experience. Explore how seven drug categories are commonly associated with eye indicators, vital signs, muscle tone, observable behaviors, duration of effects, methods of administration, and overdose signs. Compare categories, examine individual indicators, and review the supporting reference ranges and footnotes included in the original matrix.
ALL INFORMATION IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL TRAINING.
Explore the Observatory
Five interactive modes for exploring the symptomology matrix — every value from the source chart is available as text, not just as a visual.
Pupil Size
Normal
CNS Depressants
- UNCOORDINATED
- DISORIENTED
- SLURRED
- THICK, SLURRED SPEECH
- CRIMPED LIKE WET SAND
- GAIT ATAXIA
- DROWSINESS
- DROWSINESS
- DROOPY EYES
- FLUSHED (7)
- *NOTE: With METHAQUALONE pupils will be dilated and body temperature be elevated.
- COCAINE, (8) QUAALUDES and certain anti-depressants elevate pupils.
- SOMA, (9) QUAALUDES and certain anti-depressants dilate pupils.
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