Addiction
A disease involving continued use of a substance despite serious substance-related problem
What is addiction or what is the definition of addiction?
an inability to stop or control alcohol consumption despite negative consequences in social, occupational, or health areas
What is Alcohol Use Disorder, alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence, or alcoholism?
T/F Hemp can get you high.
What is false?
According to WebMD, " Hemp is valued for other reasons, though. For instance, it can be used in:
Hemp seed is also rich in vitamins, minerals, fiber, and healthy fatty acids."
cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, hookah tobacco, and most e-cigarettes
What products contain nicotine?
Isolated incident of use without returning to old patterns of substance use
What is lapse or the definition of it?
Needing more of the substance to achieve desired results or effect
What is tolerance, building tolerance, definition of tolerance?
0.08% blood alcohol concentration
responsible for the intoxicating effect of marijuana
What is THC?
Completely quitting all tobacco and nicotine-containing products at the same time
What is "cold turkey"?
withdrawal from friends and family, sudden changes in behavior, engaging in risky behaviors, developing a high tolerance and withdrawal symptoms, feeling like you need a substance to be able to function
What are the symptoms of a substance use disorder?
Physical or psychological symptoms psychological symptoms when not using the substance
What is withdrawal or the definition of withdrawal?
percentage that genetics or hereditability accounting for a family history of alcohol problems
What is 60%?
it takes at least _____ times for adults seeking treatment for marijuana to quit
What is 6?
gum, patch, lozenge, nasal spray, or inhaler
going for a walk, doing yard work, playing with a pet, rearranging a room, swimming, baking, taking photos, listening to music,
What are some examples of a diversion?
affects the brain's reward circuit by flooding it with ____________ causing the reinforcement of pleasurable activities
What is dopamine?
medication used to reduce cravings and prevent relapse when combined with counseling
What is naltrexone, acamprosate, or disulfiram?
Altered brain development, Chronic bronchitis, Cognitive Impairment, Schizophrenia, heart attack, gum disease, reproductive issues
what are the health effects of high cannabis use?
On average, the amount of money a pack-a-day smoker in Texas could save annually
What is $2, 590 or $2400 to $2600?
What is detoxification?
Aggressive behavior in childhood, lack of parental supervision, low peer refusal skills, drug experimentation, availability of drugs at school, community poverty
What are risk factors associated with drug use, misuse, and addiction?
4 or more drinks, 8 or more drinks, one drink or less
What is binge drinking, heavy drinking, and moderate drinking?
Chemical formula of nicotine
Double Jeopardy!!
What is C₁₀H₁₄N₂?
Name at least 3 self-help groups