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Substance Abuse

vocab review for Health quiz

TermDefinition
what is a stimulant? speed up the central nervous system
what is cocaine made of? white powder from the coca plant that is mixed with other chemicals
Cocaine's 'positive' effects surge of self-confidence and euphoria
cocaine's negative effects depression, fatigue, malnutrition, cardiac problems, and physiological dependence / addiction... also HIV / hepatitis B from needles
what is crack? more dangerous cocaine; gets smoked / injected,
crack's effects everything w cocaine + spike in heart rate and blood pressure
How can you do meth? smoking or snorting
how can you do crack? smoked or injected
what is a depressant? slows down the central nervous system
What are Rohypnol and GHB? common date rape drugs that are colorless, tasteless, and odorless
what does Rohypnol and GHB do? causes amnesia, muscle relaxation, sleep, and impaired motor skills
What is an inhalant? a substance who's fumes you inhale or sniff to get high
What are examples of inhalants? many common house cleaning products
what is SSOS? Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome - causes instant death when sniffing an inhalant
What are the effects of using an inhalant? liver / kidney damage, blindness, brain damage, paralysis, cardiac arrest, and death !
What is a tranquilizer? pharmaceutical drugs that are normally anti-anxiety medication. Make you calm down, euphoria, confusion, drowsiness, and lightheadedness.
What are the negative effects of tranquilizers? hostility, blurry vision, hallucinations, lethargy, headaches, memory loss, irritability, impaired motor function, dry mouth, vomiting, sweating.
What is a hallucinogen? they alter mood, thoughts, sense perceptions like vision, smell, hearing, and touch
What are the effects of ecstasy? feelings of euphoria, heart rate & body temp. spikes, kidney failure, cardiovascular failure, damages brain cells
What are the effects of LSD (acid)? hallucinations, flashbacks,panic, terror, depression, bad trips, injury / death.
what is a flashback when using hallucinogens? the user experiences the emotional effects of a drug long after usage
what is a bad trip? when you hallucinate scary things and feel a strong sense of terror
What type of drug is ecstasy? hallucinogen
what type of drug is LSD (acid)? hallucinogen
what type of drug is mushrooms? hallucinogen
what type of drug is PCP? hallucinogen
what type of drug is ketamine? hallucinogen
What are the effects of mushrooms? anxiety, fear, nausea, muscle twitches, increased heart rate/ blood pressure, bad trips, flashbacks, poisining, death
What are the effects of PCP? distorted sense of time, increased muscle strength, feeling of violence, inability to feel pain, flashbacks
What are the effects of ketamine? agitation, depression, cognitive difficulties, unconsciousness, amnesia, OD, unconsciousness, dangerously slowed breathing
What is HPPD? Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder , lasting hallucinogen effects after drug has worn off
What is an opiate? drugs from the opium plant that are prescription drugs used to relieve pain
What effects does fentanyl have? can easily OD someone and makes drugs more powerful & addictive
Why do so many people die from fentanyl a day? it is common sneaked into other drugs like heroin, cocaine, meth because it is cheaper, more powerful and addictive. It only takes the tip of a pencil to kill you
What type of drug is fentanyl? opiate
What effects does heroin have? it slows breathing, pulse, liver disease, coma, death, HIV / hepatitis B if using dirty needles
what type of drug is heroin? opiate
what are steroids made of? artificial testostrone
What are the effects of steroids on men? muscle growth, weight gain, acne, hypertension, liver and kidney tumors, violent behavior, mood swings, depression, paranoia, shrinking testicles, reduced sperm count, baldness, development of breast tissue, prostate cancer.
what are the effects of steroids on women? muscle growth, weight gain, acne, hypertension, liver and kidney tumors, violent behavior, mood swings, depression, paranoia, reduced breast size, body hair, depend voice, menstrual problems.
ethanol type of alcohol in drinks
analgesics pain relievers
binge drinking when BAC is >0.08 or 5+ drinks in men 4+ in women
antagonistic interaction 2+ meds taken to create a greater reaction than just taking 1
dopamine horome that is the brain's reward chemical -> motivation, pleasure, and focus
what type of drug is tabacco stimulant
2 main components of tabacco tar, nicotine, carbon monoxide
what is mainstream smoke exhaled by the lungs of the smoker
what is side stream smoke smoke coming off the burning end of a joint
what is environmental smoke second hand smoke in the air
effects of tabacco changes in brain chem, increased cardiovascular lala, dulled taste buds and reduced appetite, weakened immune system, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, wrinkles, balding, smell like poopoo, yellow teeth, hairy tongue
what is smokeless tabacoo dip / chew ; has nicotine and 28 carcinogens, causes oral cancer, leukoplakia
leukoplakia white leathery plack stuff in the mouth that can lead to oral cancer
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