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Illegal Drugs
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| When using illegal drugs, the risk of catching certain infectious diseases increases because....... | Some illegal drug users share needles |
| What are the reasons a person might begin using drugs? | To experiment, To escape from depression or boredom, To engage a risk -taking factor, Advertising, Peer Pressure, and Belief that it solves any problems |
| Why are teens higher risks of using illegal drugs? | Pressures and changes associated with adolescence |
| What can occur once a person begins taking a drug? | The person likes the way the drug makes him feel and must keep taking it to feel normal. |
| What active ingredient does both marijuana and hashish have? | THC |
| The changes in the brain seen in marijuana users are similar to those seen in .......... | Long-term alcohol users |
| In men, anabolic steroids cause...... | A shutdown of normal testosterone production. |
| Accidental injury, violence, unplanned pregnancy, and criminal activity are all possible risks associated with....... | Heroin abuse, anabolic steroid abuse, and abuse of stimulants and depressants |
| What does a person do to make a drug abuse? | Possess, use, sell, or buy illegal drugs |
| The best way to avoid drugs is to........ | Stay away from people who use drugs and places where drugs will be used |
| What will happen if an illegal drug use involves sharing needles? | Might have risks of HIV and hepatitis B |
| What is drug abuse? | The intentional improper or unsafe use of drug. |
| What are the 4 most commonly abused drugs? | Marijuana, inhalants, club drugs, and anabolic steroids |
| Which look-alike drugs are often sold as Ecstasy? | PMA and DXM |
| Where are amphetamines produced? | Laboratories |
| Which drug most closely associated with violence crime, along with coccaine? | Heroin |
| What are the examples of club drugs? | PCP, ketamine, or GHB |
| What is the another name for the hallucinogen PCP? | Angel dust |
| What is the stimulant used to treat ADHD? | Ritalin |
| What is intervention? | To confront a drug user about his or her problem to stop him or her from using drugs |
| What is relapse? | A return to using drugs while trying to recover from drug addiction. |
| Which stimulant is the yellowish "rock" that produces euphoria, loss of appetite, and hyperactivity? | Methamphetamine |
| What is one of the dangers of rohypnol? | It can be mixed with alcohol and not be noticed. |
| What does hallucinogen produce rarely? | Addiction |
| What is the benefit if you learn how to walk away? | Gives a person time to straighten out his or her feelings and strengthen their resolve against abusing drugs |
| Which drugs affect the body by increasing alertness and energy? | Stimulant |
| Which drugs produce extreme anxiety, fear, and paranoia? | Hallucinogens |
| What is the 1 goal of a drug-treatment program? | To prevent relapse |
| What happens when THC affects the brain? | Long-term marijuana use can cause difficulty in registering, processing, and using informations. |
| What are one of the consequences of using inhalants? | Sudden sniffing death syndrome |
| What effects does an overdose of a powdered and crack coccaines have on the body? | Heart attack, stroke, seizures, or death |
| What is the most frequently used date-rape? | Rohypnol |
| Why is the depressant dextromethorphan dangerous? | At high doses, the users may not be able to move at all. |
| What does a repeated use of methamphetamine cause? | Permanent kidneys or liver damage |
| Which kind of coccaine affects the person intensely? | Crack coccaine |
| Which kind of coccaine affects the person linger? | Powdered coccaine |
| What is one of the serious dangers of heroin? | It is highly addictive |
| Suicide, and accidental death are the serious risks for people under the influence of ....... | PCP |