Prescription
Stimulants
Depressants
Tolerance Addiction Withdrawal
Substance Use Disorder
100

What is an example of a prescription drug from the presentation 

Adderall, Ritalin 

100

What happens to the body when taken

Excites neural activity and speeds up body functions

100

Name one common depressant 

alcohol, xanny 

100

What does addiction do to a person?

  • Addiction prompts the user to crave the drug, despite the harmful consequences

  • Addiction causes the user to struggle when attempting to withdraw from it

100

Name 1 Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): aimed at “helping people learn how to cope with difficult situations by challenging irrational thoughts and changing behaviors”

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT): a form of “community-based mental health care that emphasizes outreach to the community and an individualized treatment approach”

Multisystemic Therapy (MST): targets “key factors associated with serious antisocial behavior in children and adolescents with SUDs”

200

Name three side effects of prescription drugs 

Decrease appetite, weightloss, headaches 

200

how can you tell someone's taken it? 

Pupils dilate, increase in heart and breath rates, blood sugar levels, and drop in appetite.

200

name three side affects 

numbing, slow brain function, fatigue, lower blood pressure, dizziness

200

What is tolerance?

To experience the desired or same effect as before, the user must take larger and larger doses of the drug, leading to the risk of addiction

200

Name 1 Common Risk Factor

Runs in family

Environment (stress or trauma)

300

what are the peak ages for beginning misuse of prescription stimulants?

16-19

300

Give an example for treatment 

  • Cognitive-behavioral therapy

  • Contingency management/motivational incentives

  • Therapudic ocmmunities

  • 12 step program



300

How can it be taken

swallowed or injected by a needle 

300

Name 5 Symptoms of Withdrawal

anxiety, fatigue, sweating, vomiting, depression, seizures, and hallucinations

300

Explain Diminished Control

Using subatane for longer than intended

Craves the substance

Tries to regulate use of substance but it unsuccessful