substance abuse disorder
The inability to stop using addictive illegal or legal substances.
What is substance abuse disorder
advocacy skill cues acronym
what is icare
thoughts or feeling that cause someone to make a choice
what is an internal influence
the legal drinking age for alcohol in the U.S
what is 21
medication such as buprenorphine, methadone, and extended-release naltrexone
what is treatment for opioid abuse
A drug that is consumed in beer and is very addictive.
what is alcohol
Examine the effectiveness of the advocacy effort
what is the letter E in ICARE
people places or things that cause someone to make a decision
what is an external influence
the most deadly drug in the U.S
what is fetanyl
the manner or way someone deals with something
what is treatment
Having an intense urge for a specific drug
What is a sign of substance abuse disorder
supporting a cause or idea/arguing for something
what is advocating
easing emotional pain, wanting to fit in, and satisfying curiosity
what is internal influences for teens to do drugs
drugs available over the counter and used for pain relief
what are opioids
nicotine replacement therapy and behavioral therapy
what is treatment for nicotine addiction
A weakened immune system and the weakening of the organs
what are results of substance abuse disorder
Identify and research a relevant and meaningful health issue
what is the letter I in ICARE
peer pressure, showing independence, easing physical pain
what is external influence for teens to do drugs
the addictive substance in cigarettes
what is nicotine
rehab, self-help group like AAA, and medications
what is treatment for alcohol abuse
Parents who smoke or drink constantly in front of their kids
what is a risk factor
words relating to advocacy skill cues
what is awareness, change, message, support
the ability to have an effect on the behavior of someone or something
a substance that is known to damage the brain and is very harmful to physical and mental health
what is marijuana
Detoxification, Cognitive and behavioral therapies, Medication-assisted therapies, and drug counseling
what is treatment for substance abuse disorder