Mid-Term Exam Flashcards by Makayla Marie

GOOD MENTAL HEALTH MEANS…POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM HAPPINESS INTEREST IN LIFE MASTERY OF SENSE OF COHERENCE REALIZING POTENTIAL AND CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIETY OVERALL SENSE OF WELLBEING, SATISFACTION AND FULFILLMENT IN LIFE

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Work Satisfaction

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What is Work Satisfaction

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A TEST TO DETERMINE WHAT THOUGHTS ARE IN SOMEONE’S MIND USING INK AND PAPER.
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Ink Blot
Rorschach Test

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What is the Ink Blot Rorschach Test

A TEST TO DETERMINE WHAT THOUGHTS ARE IN SOMEONE’S MIND USING INK AND PAPER.
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MENTAL HEALTH CAPACITIES INCLUDE: UNDERSTANDING ONESELF RELATING TO OTHERS RESPONDING TO ONES ENVIRONMENT EXPERIENCING PLEASURE AND ENJOYMENT HANDLING STRESS WITHSTAND DISCOMFORT EVALUATE CHALLENGES PURSUE GOALS AND….
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Explore Choices

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Describe Explore Choices

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What CAN NOT BE DETERMINED VIA BLOOD TEST, BRAIN SCAN OR MEASUREMENT METHODS
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Mental Health Evaluation

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What cant happen for a mental health evaluation?

What CAN NOT BE DETERMINED VIA BLOOD TEST, BRAIN SCAN OR MEASUREMENT METHODS
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STATE OF EMOTIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL IS ABLE TO USE THEIR COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL CAPABILITIES, FUNCTION IN SOCIETY AND MEET THE ORDINARY DEMANDS OF EVERYDAY LIFE
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Mental Health

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Mental Health

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AN ILLNESSES NOT PSYCHOTIC IN NATURE – PEOPLE CONTINUED TO THINK CLEARLY ( NO DELUSIONS OR HALLUCINATIONS) — INCLUDES ANXIETY DISORDERS, AGORAPHOBIA, OCD
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Neurotic Disorder

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Describe Neurotic Disorder

AN ILLNESSES NOT PSYCHOTIC IN NATURE – PEOPLE CONTINUED TO THINK CLEARLY ( NO DELUSIONS OR HALLUCINATIONS) — INCLUDES ANXIETY DISORDERS, AGORAPHOBIA, OCD
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ILLNESS THAT HAS ADOLESCENCE ONSET, INFREQUENT DISORDER, AFFECTS PERSON’S THINKING, DELUSION, IRRATIONAL BELIEFS
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SCHIZOPHRENIA

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Describe Schizophrenia

ILLNESS THAT HAS ADOLESCENCE ONSET, INFREQUENT DISORDER, AFFECTS PERSON’S THINKING, DELUSION, IRRATIONAL BELIEFS
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What is the THEORY THAT SUGGESTS THAT DOMINANT GROUPS NEGATIVELY LABELLING MINORITY GROUPS…. LETS DISCUSS THIS IN THE CONTEXT OF MENTAL HEALTH
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Labelling Theory

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Describe the Labelling Theory

Suggests that dominant groups label minority groups
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What is the FORM OF TREATMENT DEVELOPED BY FREUD – EARLY 1900S TREATMENT FOR LESS SEVERE/COMMON MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS PSYCHOANALYSIS BASED ON COMPLICATED SET OF THEORIES DEVELOPED DEEP SEATED EMOTIONAL CONFLICTS INNER THOUGHTS TREATMENT DURATION CAN BE MONTHS/YEARS

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Psychotherapy

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Describe Psychotherapy?

FORM OF TREATMENT DEVELOPED BY FREUD – EARLY 1900S TREATMENT FOR LESS SEVERE/COMMON MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS PSYCHOANALYSIS BASED ON COMPLICATED SET OF THEORIES DEVELOPED DEEP SEATED EMOTIONAL CONFLICTS INNER THOUGHTS TREATMENT DURATION CAN BE MONTHS/YEARS

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FIRST NATIONS AND METIS PEOPLES DEVELOPED PRACTICES TO ADDRESS MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALTH - ALSO INCLUDE:

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RITUAL CHANTS CEREMONIAL DANCES DRUMMING RITUAL JOURNEY COMMUNAL SWEATS AND RITUAL RITES – SWEAT LODGES AND PURIFICATION CEREMONIES

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What are RITUAL CHANTS CEREMONIAL DANCES DRUMMING RITUAL JOURNEY COMMUNAL SWEATS AND RITUAL RITES – SWEAT LODGES AND PURIFICATION CEREMONIES originated from

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FIRST NATIONS AND METIS PEOPLES DEVELOPED PRACTICES TO ADDRESS MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALTH - ALSO INCLUDE:

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DRUGS ALCOHOL PLANT MATERIALS CHEMICALS ARE ALL….

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Psychoactive Substance

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What are included in Psychoactive Substance?

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DRUGS ALCOHOL PLANT MATERIALS CHEMICALS

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ETHANOL SMALL MOLECULE WHICH WILL ENTER THE BLOOD STREAM QUITE EASILY WHEN YOU CONSUME THIS SUBSTANCE

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Alcohol

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What happens when you ingest Alcohol

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Ethanol a small molecule will enter the blood stream quickly

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THE STATE THAT DEVELOPS ONCE SOMEONE USES A SUBSTANCE FOR SOME PERIOD OF TIME – BECOMES DIFFICULT TO STOP USING THE SUBSTANCE AS A RESULT OF A PSYCHOLOGICAL CHANGE Week 3

Dependence

Describe dependence Week 3

THE STATE THAT DEVELOPS ONCE SOMEONE USES A SUBSTANCE FOR SOME PERIOD OF TIME – BECOMES DIFFICULT TO STOP USING THE SUBSTANCE AS A RESULT OF A PSYCHOLOGICAL CHANGE

THE BODY WILL NEED A HIGHER DOSE OF THE SUBSTANCE TO CREATE THE EFFECTS THAT A SMALL DOES WOULD HAVE ACHIEVED PREVIOUSLY. Week 3

Tolerance

THE BODY WILL NEED A HIGHER DOSE OF THE SUBSTANCE TO CREATE THE EFFECTS THAT A SMALL DOES WOULD HAVE ACHIEVED PREVIOUSLY. Week 3

THE BODY’S EXPERIENCE WHEN THE SUBSTANCE IS NO LONGER BEING USED, LEADING TO A MENTAL AND PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS THAT ARE UNCOMFORTABLE Week 3

Withdrawal Detox

Describe Withdrawl

THE BODY’S EXPERIENCE WHEN THE SUBSTANCE IS NO LONGER BEING USED, LEADING TO A MENTAL AND PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS THAT ARE UNCOMFORTABLE Week 3

SERVICES IN A COMMUNITY TREATMENT FACILITY CAN BE OFFERED IN A VARIETY OF SETTINGS, SUCH AS AT SOMEONE’S HOME, IN A SCHOOL OR AT THE FACILITY ITSELF. TYPICALLY, COMMUNITY TREATMENT OPTIONS WILL PROVIDE AND ASSESSMENT, ONGOING COUNSELLING, DEVELOPING SKILLS TO MANAGE SUBSTANCE USE RELATED ISSUES. Week 4

Community Treatment

Describe Community Treatment

TYPICALLY OFFERED WITHIN COMMUNITY BASED TREATMENT FACILITIES. MEETINGS WITH INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE SIMILAR CONCERNS TO DISCUSS SKILLS AND STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING ADDICTION/SUBSTANCE USE ISSUES. Week 4

Group Therapy

Describe Group Therapy Week 4

TYPICALLY OFFERED WITHIN COMMUNITY BASED TREATMENT FACILITIES. MEETINGS WITH INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE SIMILAR CONCERNS TO DISCUSS SKILLS AND STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING ADDICTION/SUBSTANCE USE ISSUES. Week 4

A PROCESS WHERE A PERSON HAS A WORKER WHO IS ASSIGNED TO THEM FOR SUPPORT. THIS CAN INCLUDE DEVELOPING A TREATMENT PLAN, LINKING THEM TO SERVICES AND MONITORING THEIR PROGRESS. Week 4

Case Management

What is Case Management

A PROCESS WHERE A PERSON HAS A WORKER WHO IS ASSIGNED TO THEM FOR SUPPORT. THIS CAN INCLUDE DEVELOPING A TREATMENT PLAN, LINKING THEM TO SERVICES AND MONITORING THEIR PROGRESS.

IS A MORE INTENSIVE TREATMENT, WHERE A PERSON STAYS IN A TREATMENT FACILITY 24 HOURS A DAY. THESE PROGRAMS CAN LAST FROM 21 DAYS TO SEVERAL MONTHS. USUALLY RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS WILL OFFER GROUP COUNSELLING, INDIVIDUAL COUNSELLING, CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT, AND FAMILY COUNSELLING IF REQUESTED. Week 4

Residential Treatment Facility

Describe Residential Treatment Week 4

TYPICALLY OFFERS THE SAME PROGRAMMING AS RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT, BUT CLIENTS WILL GO HOME TOWARDS THE END OF THE DAY INSTEAD OF STAYING OVERNIGHT WITHIN THE FACILITY Week 4

Day Treatment

THEORY RELATED TO PAVLOV AND HAS LEAD TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF LEARNED BEHAVIOURS. Review

Classical Conditioning

What is Classical Conditioning Week 4

THEORY RELATED TO PAVLOV AND HAS LEAD TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF LEARNED BEHAVIOURS.

DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION OF PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS AND CONSEQUENCE OF INADEQUATE COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES AND SUPPORTS FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO REQUIRE THEM IS ALSO KNOWN AS

Trans institutionalization

What is Trans Institutionalization Also known as

DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION OF PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS AND CONSEQUENCE OF INADEQUATE COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES AND SUPPORTS FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO REQUIRE THEM IS ALSO KNOWN AS

HISTORICALLY, MENTAL HEALTH WAS TREATED USING PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS, MID- 1800S UNTIL 1960S AND IS KNOWN AS

Institutionalization

HISTORICALLY, MENTAL HEALTH WAS TREATED USING PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS, MID- 1800S UNTIL 1960S AND IS KNOWN AS

Institutionalization

What is Institutionalization

HISTORICALLY, MENTAL HEALTH WAS TREATED USING PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS, MID- 1800S UNTIL 1960S AND IS KNOWN AS

MOST TRADITIONAL FORM OF ADDICTION TREATMENT. CLIENTS MUST COMPLETELY ABSTAIN FROM DRUGS AND ALCOHOL. PRACTITIONERS BELIEVE THAT PEOPLE WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS CANNOT SUCCESSFULLY MODERATE THEIR USE IN A WAY THAT DOES NOT LEAD TO ADDICTION AND

Abstinence

What is abstinence

THIS MODEL PRIORITIZES REDUCING THE NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES OF A PERSON’S SUBSTANCE USE OVER COMPLETE ABSTINENCE. THIS MODEL RECOGNIZES THAT DRUG USE IS COMPLEX, AND ABSTINENCE MAY NOT WORK FOR EVERYONE. HARM REDUCTION AIMS TO REDUCE HARMFUL CONSEQUENCES

Harm Reduction

What is Harm Reduction

The cost of alcohol abuse is __________ the social cost of all illegal drugs. a. about half as much as b. about the same as c. twice d. triple

C - Twice

Drunk driving is reputed to be the direct cause of __________ deaths in the United States annually. a. 1,000 b. 6,000 c. 11,000 d. 16,000

D - 16, 000

Numerous definitions of drug abuse reflect __________, not scientific insight. a. social values b. legal specificity c. frequency and amount of use d. both a and b

A - Social Values

According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, drug addiction is: a. a chronic, relapsing brain disease characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use. b. a compulsive behavior that is driven by psychological factors. c. a behavior that drug addicts can stop at any time. d. the use of illegal substances or legal substances used in a disapproved manner.

A - Relapsing Brain Disease known by compulsive drug seeking and use

What is the most frequently used legal drug in the stimulants category? a. ecstasy b. cocaine c. caffeine d. alcohol

C- Caffeine

MDMA is also known as ____________. a. ecstasy b. cocaine c. caffeine d. amphetamines

A - Ecstasy

Cannabis exhibits some of the characteristics of ____________. a. hallucinogens b. depressants c. stimulants d. all of these

D- all of these

The word drug is derived from the fourteenth century French word drogue, meaning __ ________. a. illegal b. dry mouth c. dry substance d. dry herb

C- Dry Substance

Offenses that are psychopharmacology induced, that is, the result of a response to the intoxicating effects of a drug are referred to as ______________ offenses. a. compulsive b. lifestyle c. economic-compulsive d. pharmacological

D- Pharmacological

About 40 percent of those who use tobacco are aged______________. a. 12-18 b. 18-25 c. 26-35 d. 36-45

B- 18 - 25

When taken in large amounts, cough medicines containing __________ produce hallucinations and a “high” similar to that of PCP. a. Codeine b. DXM c. Nembutal d. Dexedrine

b- DXM

Goldstein developed a __________ model for considering the relationship between drugs and crime. a. cause and effect b. multi-factorable c. bipartite d. tripartite

d- Tripartite

Crime driven by a need to buy drugs are referred to as __________________ offenses. a. lifestyle b. economic-compulsive c. pharmacological d. economic

b - Economic - Compusive

The most frequently used hallucinogens are ______________; both are produced chemically, and neither has a legitimate medical use. a. codeine and amphetamine b. LSD and amphetamine c. Peyote and Psilocybine d. LSD and PCP

LSD & PCP

The repeal of Prohibition in 1933 __________ the murder rate in the United States. a. did not effect b. resulted in a slight decrease in c. resulted in a dramatic decrease in d. resulted in an increase in

c- resulted dramatic decrease

_________________ elevate mood—produce feelings of wellbeing—by stimulating the CNS. a. Stimulants b. Hallucinogens c. Depressants d. Opioid pain killers

a- Stimulants

The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) reports that ____________ dependence is the most common substance use disorder in the United States and tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States.. a. cocaine b. alcohol c. nicotine d. heroin

c- Nicotine

According to Shiffman and Balabanis, both tobacco and alcohol share a role as _______ drugs that precedes most subsequent use of marijuana and cocaine. a. entry b. bridge c. gateway d. club

c- gateway

Substances that can reduce pain are known as _____. a. stimulants b. hallucinogens c. depressants d. club drugs

c - deppresants

__________________ is defined as “a chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences”. a. drug abuse b. illicit drug use c. drug addiction d. drug disease

c - drug addiction

Substances that alter perceptual functions are known as __________. a. stimulants b. hallucinogens c. depressants d. club drugs

b - hallucinogens

Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring collects data from ______________. a. prisoners b. children c. high school students d. arrestees

d- arrestees

National Survey on Drug Use and Health results are limited by ___________. a. excluded segments of society (e.g., the homeless or the institutionalized) b. refusal to participate c. possibly biased subjects d. all of these.

d - all

The Monitoring the Future collects data about drug use from ___________________. a. high-school students b. college graduates c. veterans d. arrestees

a- high school students

The DAWN program was designed to ________________________________. a. serve as a representative trend indicator b. collect data from all hospital patients in the country c. serve police in arresting drug users d. serve as an early warning indicator of the nation’s drug abuse problem

d - early warning indicator of nation drug abuse problem

True or False The hallucinogen, peyote, may be lawfully used in some religious ceremonies.

True

True or False The most frequently used hallucinogen is ecstasy.

False

True or false The two extremes on the drug use continuum are nonuse and compulsive use.

True

True or False Preoccupation is a characteristic of addiction whereby the addict assigns a high priority to acquiring drugs.

True

True or False The use of psychoactive chemicals, licit or illicit, can objectively be labeled drug addiction only when the user becomes dysfunctional as a consequence.

False

True or False? The three categories of drugs are depressants, stimulants, and hallucinogens.

True

True or False Both alcohol and tobacco function as introductory drugs that may lead to the use of other psychoactive drugs.

True

True or False? Alcohol abuse is the most common substance abuse disorder in the U.S.

False

True or False? A drug can have at least three different names: chemical, generic, and trade.

True

True or False Barbiturates are the most frequently used depressants.

False

Complete the sentence. The term ______________ rather than, for example, psychoactive or psychedelic, is a value-laden one.

Hallucinogen

Complete the sentence. The most frequently used illegal stimulant is __________.

Cocaine

Complete the Sentence. __________ and nicotine are also seen as gateway drugs.

Alchol

Complete the Sentence. Drug abuse may be defined from a number of perspectives: “The ________ definition equates drug use with the mere act of using a proscribed drug or using a drug under proscribed conditions..

Legal

Complete the sentence. The use of psychoactive chemicals, licit or illicit, can objectively be labeled drug _________ only when the user becomes dysfunctional as a consequence.

abuse

Complete the sentence. The pharmacological effects of ________ can cause aggression in some people and is a factor in nearly half of the murders, suicides, and accidental deaths in the United States.

Alcohol

Complete the sentence. ____________ offenses are the result of a response to the intoxicating effects of a drug.

pharmacological

Complete the sentence. _____________ distinguish between lawful drugs and illegal drugs.

Statutes

Complete the sentence. The Drug Abuse Warning System (DAWN) collects data from __________________.

Hospitals & Emergency Rooms

Complete the sentence. The ADAM program collects drug use data from __________.

Arrestees

The sensory illusions produced by hallucinogens are often accompanied by ________. a. euphoric mood alterations b. severely depressive mood alterations that mimic severe mental illness c. deep, almost unquenchable thirst d. both euphoric and depressive mood alterations

d- euphoric & depressive mood alteration

Perceiving sounds, odors, tactile sensations, or visual images that arise from within the person, not the environment is an autonomic hyperactivity-induced distortion of the perception of objective reality known as ______________. a. synesthesia b. depersonalization c. hallucination d. disjunctive euphoria

c- hallucination

Which three classes of prescription drugs are most commonly abused? a. Depressants, Tranquilizers, and Stimulants b. Opioids, Depressants, and Stimulants c. Opioids, Barbiturates, and Stimulants d. Opioids, Stimulants, and Hallucinogens

b- opioids, depressants, and stimiulants

"Seeing” sound and “hearing” visual input is an autonomic hyperactivity-induced distortion of the perception of objective reality known as _________________. a. synesthesia b. depersonalization c. hallucination d. disjunctive euphoria

a - synesthesia

Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) was synthesized in __________________. a. 1938 b. 1947 c. 1953 d. 1964

a- 1938

__________________ was initially developed as a general anesthetic for surgery. a. Hallucinogens b. Phencyclidine (PCP) c. Marijuana d. all of these

b- Phencyclidine (PCP)

PCP is sold on the street by such names as __________________. a. China White b. Angel Dust c. Ice d. Rocks

B- Angel Dust

_____________ is a dissociative anesthetic it induces a lack of responsive awareness not only of pain, but also of the general environment, without a corresponding depression of the autonomic nervous system. a. PCP b. MDMA. c. Salvia d. Kratem

a- PCP

________________ use does not seem to result in any significant tolerance or withdrawal symptoms. a. MDMA b. LSD c. PCP d. Marijuana

c- PCP

LSD can have an effect with a dose as small as _____ milligrams. a. 25 b. 0.1 c. 0.05 d. 0.01

d- 0.01

Fewer than _____ percent of LSD users report recurring low-intensity trips—so-called flashbacks—without having ingested the substance recently. a. 45 b. 35 c. 25 d. 15

c- 25

Taken orally, as prescribed, _______ elicits a gradual and sustained increase in dopamine. a. Ritalin b. Percodan c. Darvon d. Valium

a- Ritalin

An LSD trip peaks between __________ hours after ingestion. a. two to six b. one to four c. three to five d. three to six

a- 2 - 6

Indians in Northern Mexico have used ______________ as part of their religious rites since prehistoric times.. a. LSD b. Mescaline c. PCP d. Angel Dust

b- Mescaline

The sacred or magic _____________ is typically eaten. a. cactus b. mushroom c. rock d. peyote

b- mushroom

_______________ the common name for MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxy-N-methamphetamine), is a synthetic drug that has stimulant and hallucinogenic properties.. a. Meskaline b. Cacutus c. Ecstasy d. LSD

c- Ecstasy

serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine. a. Marijuana b. PCP c. LSD d. MDMA

d- MDMA

Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic similar to PCP but produces less confusion, irrationality, and _________________. a. depression b. euphoria c. neuropathology d. violence

D- Violence

The death of __________ in 2009 cast a spotlight on propofol, a widely used, short-acting intravenous sedative-hypnotic used in the induction and maintenance of anesthesia or sedation. a. Kurt Cobain b. Michael Jackson c. Anna Nicole Smith d. Amy Winehouse

b- Michael Jackson

Commonly abused inhalants are usually ____________________ such as hydrocarbon solvents produced from petroleum and natural gas. a. volatile substances b. aerosol c. anesthetic d. involatile nitrate

a- Volatile Substance

The immediate effects of inhalants are similar to those of ________________. a. stimulants b. hallucinogens c. marijuana d. alcohol

a- Stimulants

_________, such as Darvon, Demoerol, methadone, morphine, OxyContin, Percocet, Percodan, and Vicodin, which are prescribed to treat pain. a. Stimulants b. Depressants c. Opiods d. Barbituates

c- Opioids

____________ is the primary psychoactive ingredient naturally found in cannabis a. TBS b. TBC c. TGC d. THC

d- thc

________________ such as Amytal, Nembutal, Seconal, and Phenobarbital are prescribed to treat anxiety and sleep disorders. a. Synthetic drugs b. Central nervous system depressant c. Stimulants d. Opioids

d- Opioids

Long-term inhaling of leaded gasoline can cause ____________. a. impotence and sterility b. myasthenia gravis c. liver damage d. all of these

c- Liver Damage

True or False? Prescription drugs are typically abused by white people of at least middle class status for whom they are easier to acquire than their illegal street counterparts.

True

True or False? An LSD trip peaks about two to four hours after ingestion.

False

True or False? It is virtually impossible for death to result as a direct effect of LSD on the body.

True

True or False? LSD is usually taken when the drug of choice, heroin or OxyContin, is not readily available.

False

True or False? Opioid pain relievers are the most widely abused prescription medicines.

True

True or False? Salvia is promoted on and sold via the Internet and the substance and is regulated by the federal Controlled Substances Act.

True

True or False? Ecstasy was developed in Germany in 1914 as an appetite suppressant and for some psychiatric research.

True

True or False? LSD is not addicting.

True

True or False? The Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act of 2008 amends the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) by adding several new provisions to prevent the illegal distribution of controlled substances by means of the Internet.

True

True or False? The total effects of MDMA last from one to three hours.

False

Complete the sentence. PCP is classified as a __________ anesthetic.

dissasociateive

Complete the sentence. The death of Michael Jackson in 2009 cast a spotlight on __________ , a widely used, short-acting intravenous sedative-hypnotic used in the induction and maintenance of anesthesia or sedation.

propofol

Complete the sentence. Because of the negative connotations of the term hallucinogens, supporters of the use of such chemicals prefer the term __________.

psychedelics.

Complete the sentence. __________ got its nickname from the appearance of its chemical structure and is slightly less potent than LSD.

Bromo-Dragonfly

Complete the sentence. PCP is unique among popular drugs of abuse in its power to produce psychoses indistinguishable from __________.

Schizophrenia.

Complete the sentence. __________ is the primary hallucinogenic ingredient of the fleshy part of the small spineless peyote cactus.

Mescaline

Complete the sentence. __________ mushrooms have also been used for centuries in Native American religious ceremonies.

Psilocybin

Complete the sentence. __________ is a dissociative anesthetic that is similar to PCP but produces less confusion, irrationality, and violence.

Ketamine

Complete the Sentence. Marijuana’s scientific name, _______________, Latin for “cultivated hemp,”

Cannabis Sativa

Complete the sentence. According to the National Institute of Drug Abuse, the elderly are among those most vulnerable to __________________ misuse and abuse.

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