Substance Related Disorder

Question 0

Continued use of a substance even after the user has experienced serious substance-related problems. “Craving”

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Substance dependence

Question 1

Disorders of intoxications, dependence, abuse, and substance withdrawal caused by various substances, both legal and illegal.

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Substance disorder abuse

Question 2

withdrawal symptoms when the substance is not used.

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Tolerance

Question 3

Continued use of a substance in spite of school or work related or interpersonal problems, but the user has not gotten dependent on the substance.

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Substance abuse

Question 4

Direct effect of the substance after an individual has used or has been exposed to the substance.

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Intoxication

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3 kinda of substances:

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Depressants
Stimulants
Hallucinogens

Question 6

A drug that lowers or depresses arousal levels and reduces excitability.

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Depressants

Question 7

Type of depressant: legal depressant for people aged 21 and above.

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Ethanol

Question 8

Type of depressant: prescribed medication for anxiety and insomnia.

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Barbiturates

Question 9

Type of depressant: Prescribed medication for anxiety and for their tranquilizing effect.

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Benzodiazepines

Question 10

Type of depressant: depressant associated with sexual assault.

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Gamma Hydroxybutyrate (GHB)

Question 11

Depressant as well as a minor hallucinogens

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Marijuana and inhalants

Question 12

Psychoactive drugs which induce temporary improvements in either mental or physical functions or both.

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Stimulants

Question 13

Type of stimulant: prescribed to people who are suffering from ADD.

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Amphetamines

Question 14

Type of stimulant: lowers blood pressure and it is a nasal congestion treatment

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Ephedrine

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Type of stimulant: Found in coffee, tea, and cocoa.

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Caffeine

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Type of stimulant: addictive; found in cigarettes.

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Nicotine

Question 17

Type of stimulant: Strong drug stimulants and are manufactured illegally. Dissolved in water before injecting

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Methamphetamines

Question 18

Type of stimulant: powder that is snorted

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Cocaine

Question 19

Psychoactive drugs that cause subjective change in perception, thought, emotion and consciousness.

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Hallucinogens

Question 20

Type of hallucinogen: creating sensory deprivation in the brain so that the mind creates its own perceptions without the interference of actual external stimuli.

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Dissociatives

Question 21

Type of hallucinogen: drugs that alter the way you perceive the world around you and are said to expand the mind that is off your brain’s selective perception function and allow you to perceive everything around you.

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Psychedelics

Question 22

Type of hallucinogen: produce completely false perceptions that aren’t based in reality.

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Deliriants