Disease of Addiction
Drug Education
Factors Preventing/Contributing to Substance Abuse
Signs & Symptoms of Substance Abuse
100

The disease model of addiction defines "addiction" as having this characteristic, meaning to get worse over time.

What is progressive.

100

This is the level of alcohol concentration in which legal intoxication has occurred.

What is .08%.

100

Name this factor of substance abuse:

____ pressure and the basic need to belong

Peer

100

An empty pill bottle next to a unconscious person is what?

A sign of substance abuse

200

This is the chemical in the brain that is released when drugs are used to create the feeling of pleasure.

What is dopamine.

200

A standard drink of beer, liquor and wine. (At least one correct).

What is the term for 12 oz. of beer (5%ABV), 1.5 oz. of hard liquor (20%ABV) or 5 oz. of wine (12%ABV).

200

Name this factor of substance abuse:

A _____ of substance abuse in the home or community environments.

History

200

Bloodshot eyes is a symptom of what abused substance?

Cannabis

300

The two different types of dependency to alcohol or drugs

What is physiological and psychological.

300

Slower reaction time, problems with balance and coordination, increased heart rate, problems with learning and memory, anxiety, psychosis, chronic cough, and frequent respiratory infections.

What are the possible effects of marijuana use.

300

Name the prevention guideline for substance abuse:

Always keep ________ in their original, marked containers.

Medications

300

Drowsiness, confusion, slurred speech, slow heart rate, and poor coordination are all symptoms of what abused substance?

Depressants

400

The system of the brain that is most affected by drug use.

What is the limbic system or pleasure pathway.

400

Withdrawal from these drugs can be fatal.

Alcohol and benzodiazepines such as Xanax and Valium.

400

Name the prevention guideline for substance abuse:

Never use another person's ______ medications.

Prescribed

400

Sudden mood changes, a flushed face, claiming to hear/see something that is not present, and being anxious or frightened are all symptoms of what abused substance?

Hallucinogen

500

These two experiences would be signs that one has developed an addiction.

What is tolerance and withdrawal. (Loss of control will also be accepted)

500

Increased depression, fatigue, increased appetite, insomnia, vivid unpleasant dreams, slowed thinking and movement, and restlessness.

What are withdrawal symptoms from cocaine use.

500

Name this factor of substance abuse:

_____ glamorization, especially of alcohol and tobacco, promoting the idea that using substances enhances fun and popularity.

Media

500

True or False:

It is safe to assume a patient that who is disoriented, stumbling, and has an alcoholic oder on their breathe is intoxicated by alcohol or other drugs?

False

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