The state in which the body is poisoned and decreases a person's control
What is intoxication
100
This is an irrational suspiciousness or distrust of others
What is Paranoia
100
The lungs' air sacs are destroyed, making breathing extremly difficult, in the condition called
What is Emphysema
100
What are three benefits of being alcohol free
What is maintain a healthy body
Make responsible decisions
Avoid risky behaviors
Avoid illegal activities
200
A drug that increases the action of the CNS
What is a stimulant
200
List 2 short term effects of drinking on the body
What is blackouts, breathing difficulties, impaired judgement, coma, unconsciousness, decreased perception & vomiting
200
List 2 risks of growth & development that a male may experience with the use of marijuana
What is sperm production is altered, decrease in testosterone
200
Damaged cilia in bronchi until they don't function, leading to a buildup of tar in the lungs
What is Chronic Bronchitis
200
What are three things that can effect alcohol absorption?
What is bodysize
gender
food
Amount & rate of intake
300
Cancer causing substances
What is carcinogens
300
Alcohol combined with medicines or other durgs makes the medicine have a greater or different effect than if taken alone
What is the multiplier effect
300
Which psychoactive drug category is derived from the opium plant and is mainly used to relieve pain
What is narcotics
300
Physiological or psychological dependence on a drug
What is Addiction
300
Name three methods of drug administration
What is Absorption- applying the drug to the body so that it may be absorbed into the body
Bagging- spraying an aerosol or placing the solvent into a bag, placing the bag over the mouth and nose, and inhaling deeply
Huffing- sniffing the vapors from a cloth soaked with the solvent
Inhalation- inhaling or breathing of the vapors from the substance
Subcutaneous Administration- (injection) just below the skin
Intramuscular Administration- (injection) into the muscle
Intravenous Administration- (injection) directly into the bloodstream
Oral Ingestion- taking the drug by mouth; the most common method
Snorting- Sniffing the drug through the nostrils
400
There are at least________ number of carcinogens in a cigarette
What is 43
400
Name the three stages of alcoholism
What is Stage 1: Abuse 2. Dependence & 3. Addction
400
Which stimulant is typically used to suppress the appetite?
What is amphetamines
400
Intertility is common in both male & females from regular use of this substance/drug
What is Marijuana and or Steroids
400
What are the 4 reasons we covered in class of why people take medicine?
What is fight illness
promote health
prevent disease
reduce pain
500
Because carbon monoxide in cigarette smoke combines with hemoglobin in blood, red blood cells can't carry as much.
What is O2
500
What is the path of alcohol
What is mouth, stomach, small intestines, bloodstream, brain, liver
500
A drug that was used for treating Parkinson's diseas & obesity
What is Methamphetamine
500
Users feel a surge of self- confidence and euphoria: a feeling of intense well-being or elation
What is Cocaine
500
In the category of depressants name four drugs that we covered in class