Definitions
Effects of __ on the brain and body
Classification by Effect
MOUDS
CHALLENGE
100

When an individual requires a higher dose of a substance to achieve the same effects 

tolerance

100

What causes wakefulness and alertness

stimulants

100

nitrous oxide

inhalant

100

Has the most evidence-base for effectiveness 

Methadone 

100

The most commonly used psychoactive substance in the US

alcohol 

200

What is it called when after repeated use of a substance, the body adapts to the presence of the substance such that a person experiences physical and/or psychological effects when the substance use stops or decreases

withdrawal 

200

What is known for its pain relieving effects

opioids

200

fentanyl 

opioid 

200

Is an agonist

methadone 

200

the most common reason that people meeting criteria for SUD do not receive treatment

they don't think they need treatment 

300

substance use that occurs in high enough doses or risky situations such that physical health, mental health, or social problems may result is called what

substance misuse

300

distorted perceptions or reality, altered thoughts/feelings/awareness

hallucinogens 

300

tobacco 

stimulant

300

is an antagonist 

naltrexone

300

Evidence is growing for the use of what substance in treatment for severe depression

psilocybin 

400

a diagnosable condition, meeting specific criteria, distinguished by the degree of severity and type of substance involved is known as 

substance use disorder

400

calmness, lowered inhibitions, impaired cognitive/motor functioning

cns depressants

400

benzodiazepine 

CNS Depressant

400

is both an agonist and antagonist

buprenorphine 

400

Sharing information about the health risks associated with heavy drinking would be an appropriate intervention for someone in what stage of change

Pre-contemplation or contemplation 
500

practices and policies designed to lessen the negative social and/or physical consequences associated with substance use are known as

harm reduction 

500

short-term stimulant and hallucinatory effects; followed by depression, dizziness, disorientation

inhalants

500

cannabis

cannabinoid

500

Used in the treatment of OUD, but does NOT treat withdrawal

naltrexone

500

what part of the brain regulates basic drives and emotions and helps coordinate stress and the reward system triggered by exposure to drugs

limbic system 

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