Alcohol
Alcohol affects the brains ability to
What is make a good decision?
What is react properly?
What is learn?
2 effective ways to treat Opioid addiction
What is Methadone and Suboxone
The people that founded AA
Bill W and Dr Bob
4 ways that are used to test for drugs
What are urine, hair, blood, breath, sweat, and/or saliva
PAWS stands for
Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome
Is a type of brain damage that can occur after extended and repeated exposure to heavy drinking
What is Wet brain
Synthetic stimulants often referred to as
Bath Salts.
These substances are often marketed as “bath salts,” “research chemicals,” “plant food,” “glass cleaner,” and labeled “not for human consumption,” in order to circumvent application of the Controlled Substance Analogue Enforcement Act. Marketing in this manner attempts to hide the true reason for the products’ existence—the distribution of a psychoactive/stimulant substance for abuse.
The one drug that that tends to be harder to stop due to being both psychologically and physically addictive
What is heroin
True or False: Can a person test positive for Alcohol with out consuming it when testing by a urine analysis
True: Alcohol can be observed through the skin or if the person had diabetes
PAWS can last how long
What is 3 years
The system does alcohol slow down.
What is the Nervous System
This is a drug that is used individual
Depressant
The average number of times recovery is attempted
What is 5
A common drug that is used so they will not test positive for THC
What is Spice?
A head shop is
What is drug-related paraphernalia
The length of time it takes for alcohol to enter the blood system
What is 5-10 min
The percentage of the prison population has an active substance use disorder or were incarcerated for a crime involving drugs or drug use.
What is 85%
Relapse Warning Signs was developed by
Who is Terence Gorski
The length of time marijuana can stay in someones system and be detected through urine
What is 30 days
The percentage of people that have a mental health issue and substance abuse issue is
What is 50%
The drug that is ususally given to indivdiuals detoxing off of alcohol
Librium
This is called the zoombie drug
What is Krokodil (he drug is fast-acting within 2 to 3 minutes and 10 to 15 times more potent than morphine, and three times as toxic)
The term that is used when someone is not in recovery but no longer using
What is Dry
When looking at the results from a urine test how can it be determined that it is a dilute sample
When the creatinine drops below 20mg/dl
The difference between lapse and relapse
A lapse represents a temporary slip or return to a previous behavior that one is trying to control. It is usually a onetime occurence.
A relapse represents a full-blown return to a pattern of behavior that one has been trying to moderate or quit altogether.