Question 1

Describe the harmful effects that substance misuse or abuse has on the six dimensions of health.

Accepted Answer

Physical health - drugs take a toll on e

Question 2

Over-the-counter drugs:

Accepted Answer

A) are not sold in pharmacies. 
B) do not have dangerous side effects. 
C) are often misused. 
D) can only be purchased with a prescription. 
A) are not sold in pharmacies. 
B) do not have dangerous side effects. 
C) are often misused. 
D) can only be purchased with a prescription.

Question 3

Match the items.
-MDMA

Accepted Answer

A) opioid 
B) GHB 
C) poisonousness 
D) marijuana 
E) ketamine
F)barbiturates
G)hallucinogen
H)ecstasy
I)inhalants
J)amphetamines 
A) opioid 
B) GHB 
C) poisonousness 
D) marijuana 
E) ketamine
F)barbiturates
G)hallucinogen
H)ecstasy
I)inhalants
J)amphetamines

Question 4

Which of the following statements about inhalants is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A) Solvents,aerosols,cleaning fluids,and petroleum products are commonly abused inhalants. 
B) Regular use of inhalants leads to tolerance. 
C) The effects of inhalants are always predictable. 
D) Using inhalants can lead to problems with memory,uncontrollable movements of extremities,disability and death. 
A) Solvents,aerosols,cleaning fluids,and petroleum products are commonly abused inhalants. 
B) Regular use of inhalants leads to tolerance. 
C) The effects of inhalants are always predictable. 
D) Using inhalants can lead to problems with memory,uncontrollable movements of extremities,disability and death.

Question 5

Marty is abusing several drugs,which is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) drug diversion. 
B) polyabuse. 
C) tolerance. 
D) intoxication. 
A) drug diversion. 
B) polyabuse. 
C) tolerance. 
D) intoxication.

Question 6

Discuss the difference between drug misuse and drug abuse.Describe the different routes of how drugs can be administered into the body.

Accepted Answer

A.Drug misuse- taking a drug for a purpo

Question 7

Morphine and codeine are used most often to:

Accepted Answer

A) relieve depression 
B) stabilize mood 
C) reduce anxiety 
D) relieve pain 
A) relieve depression 
B) stabilize mood 
C) reduce anxiety 
D) relieve pain

Question 8

Match the items.
-chemical vapors

Accepted Answer

A) opioid 
B) GHB 
C) poisonousness 
D) marijuana 
E) ketamine
F)barbiturates
G)hallucinogen
H)ecstasy
I)inhalants
J)amphetamines 
A) opioid 
B) GHB 
C) poisonousness 
D) marijuana 
E) ketamine
F)barbiturates
G)hallucinogen
H)ecstasy
I)inhalants
J)amphetamines

Question 9

The transfer of a medication from the individual to whom it was prescribed to another person is:

Accepted Answer

A) drug polyabuse. 
B) drug abuse. 
C) drug diversion. 
D) drug dependence. 
A) drug polyabuse. 
B) drug abuse. 
C) drug diversion. 
D) drug dependence.

Question 10

Ecstasy,LSD,GHB,Rohypnol,and ketamine are examples of __________ __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Ecstasy,LSD,GHB,Rohypnol,and ketamine are examples of __________ __________....

Question 11

All of the following are true regarding Ecstasy/MDMA EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) It can cause both stimulant and hallucinogenic affects. 
B) Compared to other stimulants,it is less likely to kill healthy young people who are not regular users. 
C) Users often say they feel at peace with themselves and connected to others. 
D) It belongs to a family of drugs called enactogens which means "touching within." 
A) It can cause both stimulant and hallucinogenic affects. 
B) Compared to other stimulants,it is less likely to kill healthy young people who are not regular users. 
C) Users often say they feel at peace with themselves and connected to others. 
D) It belongs to a family of drugs called enactogens which means "touching within."

Question 12

Describe the drugs known as opioids.Discuss the risks associated with opioid use as well as treatments for opioid addiction.

Accepted Answer

A.Opioids- morphine, codeine, heroin- th

Question 13

America's leading drug problem is considered to be ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of America's leading drug problem is considered to...

Question 14

Which of the following statements regarding students and drug use is true?

Accepted Answer

A) The majority of undergraduates use illegal drugs. 
B) The majority of undergraduates have tried marijuana on at least once in the previous year. 
C) The greater a student's religiosity,the less likely the student is to use alcohol. 
D) College athletes are more likely to drink alcohol and to use illegal drugs. 
A) The majority of undergraduates use illegal drugs. 
B) The majority of undergraduates have tried marijuana on at least once in the previous year. 
C) The greater a student's religiosity,the less likely the student is to use alcohol. 
D) College athletes are more likely to drink alcohol and to use illegal drugs.

Question 15

______________ trigger the release of epinephrine,which stimulates the central nervous system.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______________ trigger the release of epinephrine,which stimulates...

Question 16

Subcutaneous injection refers to a person:

Accepted Answer

A) sniffing into the nostrils. 
B) inserting a needle into a vein. 
C) inserting a needle deep into a muscle. 
D) injecting drugs just beneath the skin. 
A) sniffing into the nostrils. 
B) inserting a needle into a vein. 
C) inserting a needle deep into a muscle. 
D) injecting drugs just beneath the skin.

Question 17

Which route of administration gets drugs into the bloodstream the fastest?

Accepted Answer

A) oral dosage 
B) intravenous injection 
C) intramuscular injection 
D) subcutaneous injection 
A) oral dosage 
B) intravenous injection 
C) intramuscular injection 
D) subcutaneous injection

Question 18

A pattern of substance use resulting in negative consequences or impairment is:

Accepted Answer

A) drug misuse. 
B) drug abuse. 
C) drug diversion. 
D) drug dependence. 
A) drug misuse. 
B) drug abuse. 
C) drug diversion. 
D) drug dependence.

Question 19

Smoking the fumes of the alkaloid form of cocaine is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Smoking the fumes of the alkaloid form...

Question 20

The major psychoactive ingredient in marijuana is ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The major psychoactive ingredient in marijuana is...

Describe the harmful effects that substance misuse or abuse has on the six dimensions of health.

Over-the-counter drugs:

Match the items. -MDMA

Which of the following statements about inhalants is NOT true?

Marty is abusing several drugs,which is known as:

Discuss the difference between drug misuse and drug abuse.Describe the different routes of how drugs can be administered into the body.

Morphine and codeine are used most often to:

Match the items. -chemical vapors

The transfer of a medication from the individual to whom it was prescribed to another person is:

Ecstasy,LSD,GHB,Rohypnol,and ketamine are examples of .

All of the following are true regarding Ecstasy/MDMA EXCEPT:

Describe the drugs known as opioids.Discuss the risks associated with opioid use as well as treatments for opioid addiction.

America's leading drug problem is considered to be ____________________.

Which of the following statements regarding students and drug use is true?

______________ trigger the release of epinephrine,which stimulates the central nervous system.

Subcutaneous injection refers to a person:

Which route of administration gets drugs into the bloodstream the fastest?

A pattern of substance use resulting in negative consequences or impairment is:

Smoking the fumes of the alkaloid form of cocaine is called ____________________.

The major psychoactive ingredient in marijuana is ____________________.

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Describe the harmful effects that substance misuse or abuse has on the six dimensions of health.

Over-the-counter drugs:

Match the items. -MDMA

Which of the following statements about inhalants is NOT true?

Marty is abusing several drugs,which is known as:

Discuss the difference between drug misuse and drug abuse.Describe the different routes of how drugs can be administered into the body.

Morphine and codeine are used most often to:

Match the items. -chemical vapors

The transfer of a medication from the individual to whom it was prescribed to another person is:

Ecstasy,LSD,GHB,Rohypnol,and ketamine are examples of __________ __________.

All of the following are true regarding Ecstasy/MDMA EXCEPT:

Describe the drugs known as opioids.Discuss the risks associated with opioid use as well as treatments for opioid addiction.

America's leading drug problem is considered to be ____________________.

Which of the following statements regarding students and drug use is true?

______________ trigger the release of epinephrine,which stimulates the central nervous system.

Subcutaneous injection refers to a person:

Which route of administration gets drugs into the bloodstream the fastest?

A pattern of substance use resulting in negative consequences or impairment is:

Smoking the fumes of the alkaloid form of cocaine is called ____________________.

The major psychoactive ingredient in marijuana is ____________________.

Your Invitation to a Healthy Future

Psychological and Spiritual Well-Being

Personal Stress Management

Your Social Health

Personal Nutrition

Managing Your Weight

The Joy of Fitness

Sexual Health

Contraception and Reproduction

Major Diseases

Alcohol and Tobacco

Consumer Health

Protecting Yourself and Your Environment

A Lifetime of Health

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Ecstasy,LSD,GHB,Rohypnol,and ketamine are examples of .