Mid Term 3 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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The 1994 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act specifically addressed

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Vitamins, Herbs, Protein Products

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2
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NSDUH stands for

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National Survey on Drug Use and Health

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3
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This early legislation regulated and taxed opioids and cocaine and those who dispensed it

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The 1914 Harrison Narcotics Act

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4
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Drugs can be classified by:

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Effect, Legal Status, Source

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5
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Vitamins and other similar “health supplements” are essentially treated as ___ by the FDA

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food products

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6
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Use of a drug for which it is not intended.

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Drug misuse

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7
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Administers the proposed drug to approx. 1000-5000 individuals with the disease for which the drug is intended to treat

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PHASE III

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8
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_____ is the excessive use of drugs

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Drug abuse

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9
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Drugs that are illegal to possess, produce or sell.

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Illicit Drugs

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10
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Genetics and family history have no effect on drug use

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False

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This early legislation established limitations on what manufactururers could put in pharmaceutical and food products

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1906 Pure Food and Drugs Act

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12
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FDA stands for

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Food and Drug Administration

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13
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Peer pressure and social media may influence a young persons decision to try drugs

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True

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14
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This was considered “The noble experiment”

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Prohibition

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15
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The habitual reliance on a substance to produce a desired feeling/mood

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Drug addiction

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16
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Studies a few hundred patients who have the condition the proposed drug is designed to treat

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Phase II

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17
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The 1 reason why college age students report using illicit drugs

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Reduce stress

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18
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Drug revolutions: development of drugs for the treatment of mental Illness

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Psychopharocology

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19
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Drug revolutions: These got major communicable diseases under control

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Vaccines

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20
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Studies with low does of the drug on approx. 20-80 healty volunteers, reviewing any side effect, sbosorbtion, etc

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Phase I

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21
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The addictive substance that is found in all tobacco products is called:

22
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Hemp plants contain no more than __ THC

23
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The stinky, toxic chemical particles left behind by burning tobacco, forming a tacky brown/yellow residue is called:

24
Q

In all, there are more than ___ chemicals in cigarette smoke

25
According to the CDC, life expectancy for smokers is at least___ years shorter than that for non-smokers
10
26
This is the colorless,oderless, poisonous gas is rpoduced when tobacco burns
Carbon monoxide
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Which is not one of the chemicals contained in cigarettes, as learned in class?
Formaldehyde, Arsenic, Methanol are all found in cigarettes
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According to the CDC, ___ is now the most commonly used smoking product among the US youth
E-cigarettes
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According to the CDC, approximately___ tobacco related deaths occur annually
480,000
30
The United States spends approximately ___ billion dollars a year on smoking-related illnesses
300
31
The DT's are the most severe form of alcohol withdrawal
Delirium Tremens
32
The stages of addiction in order are:
Abuse, Dependance, Addiction
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Alcohol is a substance produced by a chemical reaction in
carbohydrates
34
For a male, binge drinking is defined as having ___ or more alcoholic drinks within one sitting
five
35
The District of Columbia and ____ states have now adopted laws legalizing marijuana for recreational use
18
36
The main mind altering chemcail in marjuana is:
Tetrahydrocannabinol
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This is produced with the resin of the cannabis plant and is often 20-60 stronger than typical marjiuana
Hashish
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____ is the most widely used drug in the US
Marijuana
39
____ remains the leading cause of preventable disease and death in the United states
Cigarette Smoking
40
One Juul pod contains as much nicotine as ___ cigarettes
a full pack
41
A whisky with 40% alcohol is __ proof whiskey
80
42
____ is a condition in which the user has a chemical need for the drug
Physiological dependence
43
The addictive type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages is called:
Ethanol
44
Cannabis plants with 0.3 percent or less of THC are categorized as
Hemp
45
marijuana has no long term effects on health and wellness
False
46
"Male" Canabis plants produce the coveted "buds" used for medicinal purposes and have higher potency and THC content
False
47
The following is a sign of marijuana us disorder
Using more marijuana than intended, Trying but failing to quit using marijuana, Craving ,marijuana
48
The teen brain is actively devloping and continues to develop until around the age __
25
49
The effects of THC are delayed by ___ minutes after eating or drinking mariuana infused products
30-60
50
The effects from eating marijuana can last up to __ hours
10