Week 13 Weed And Tobacco

Question 1

Difference between cb1 and cb2

Answer 1

Cb1- brain - binds thc receptors

Cb2- body

Question 2

Acute marijuana intox

Answer 2

Relaxation, sedation, pain relief, increased appetite, minor loss of coordination, red eyes, pupil dialation

Question 3

Acute marijuana withdrawal

Answer 3

Anger, irritation, aches, depression, poor concentration, sweating, craving, insomnia

Question 4

Naturally occurring neuro transmitter

Answer 4

Anadaminde

Question 5

What does the brain have

Answer 5

Endogenous cannabinoid system

Question 6

What level drug is marijuana

Answer 6

Level 1 federal- illegal for physicians to per scribe

Question 7

Leading cause of preventable death

Answer 7

Tobacco

Heart and lung disease

Question 8

Primary addictive psychoactive substance in tobacco

Answer 8

Nicotine

Question 9

What receptor does nicotine bind to? What what does it release to make it addictive?

Answer 9

Acetylcholine and dopamine

Question 10

What is a major risk for developing a sud

Answer 10

Age of first use

Question 11

Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal

Answer 11

Irritability, depression, anxiety

Question 12

Nicotine intoxication

Answer 12

Increased heart rate, calm, relaxed, satisfied, mild euphoria

Mao diminishes over tome

Both a stimulant and a depressant

Question 13

Smoking cessation can

Answer 13

Double sobriety rates and has significant health benefits

Question 14

Using nicotine agonists to treat withdrawal and cravings

Answer 14

Nicotine replacement

Question 15

What can be used for nicotine cessation

Answer 15

Bupropion

Question 16

Nicotine partial agonist

Answer 16

Vareniciline (Chantix)

Can worsen heart disease and depression and suicide