Addiction and classification Flashcards

1
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Key factors in addiction

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Impaired control
Obsessive use
Repetitive behavior
Psychoactive drug
Illegally obtained
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2
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What is “narcotic”

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Addictive drug affecting mood/behavior

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3
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What is “intoxication”

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Disturbance in consciousness, perception, cognition, affect etc. as a result of intake of a psychoactive substance

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4
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Key points in Addictive Disorder

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Maladaptive use for longer time than intended
No success in control
Great deal of time used on the addiction
Failure to fulfill roles 
Interpersonal problems
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5
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What is “overdose”

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substance is consumed in a greater amount than recommended or generally practiced.

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6
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TRUE/FALSE

Natural drugs are better than synthetic drugs

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FALSE

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7
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Medicine vs. drugs

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Has a healing effect if used according to doctors recommendation. Drugs do NOT

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Circumstantial- situational usage

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Motivation is to gain a positive effect of the drug for coping reasons

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9
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Social- recreational usage

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party-drug, using drug to have fun with others

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10
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Main effect of Opioids

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  1. Reduced activity of the CNS
  2. depressed/reduced arousal
  3. Reduced responsiveness
  4. Decreased sensitivity to painful stimuli
  5. Pupils are constricted
  6. Body temperature drops
  7. Appetite suppression, depressed digestive system
  8. Feeling sick or vomiting
  9. Loss of sexual drive
  10. Respiratory depression
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Mental effect of opioids

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“flash” “rush” experience
Euphoria
Positive feelings, calm and relaxed 
increased self-worth
Drowsiness
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12
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Overdose of opioids

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Dangerously low body temperature
Slowed, abnormal breathing 
Blue lips and fingernails 
Weak pulse, very low BP
Convulsions (symptom for seizure)
Coma, death
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13
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People addicted to opiates over longer time experience:

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Dry mouth and decreased dental health 
Poor appetite and malnutrition- severe weight loss
Severe constipation
Cyanotic hands, feet, lips
Confusion
Hygiene problems
Itchy skin and excoriated skin from scratching
Light sensitive (prefer dark rooms)
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14
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TRUE/FALSE

Hallucinogens have higher addictive potential than opiates

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FALSE

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15
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Average dose of Cannabis produce which responses?

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dry mouth 
increased appetite
increased HR
Reddening of the eyes
Muscle relaxation
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16
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Mental effects of Cannabis

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Euphoria
relaxation, sleepiness
increased sexual arousal
impaired time perception
impaired problems- solving skills 
changes in visual and auditory perception
17
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Overdose of Cannabis

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negative feelings
hallucinations
acute anxiety- panic attack
impaired mental functions

18
Q

Somatic effects of LSD

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dilated pupils- Blurred sight
Increased BP- Tachycardia
Tremor
Sweating

19
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Mental effects of LSD

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Distortion of time
longer response time
illusions
distortion of sight

20
Q

Amphetamine affects which neurotransmitters

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Norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin, glutamate

21
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Somatic effects of Amphetamine

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Stimulation of CNS
Vigilance
Higher BP
Sweating
Diminished appetite
22
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Mental effects of Amphetamine

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Euphoria- increased energy
Alertness
Restless
Higher self-esteem and confidence
Insomnia
23
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Side-effects of Amphetamine

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Agitation
Violence
Anxiety
Impaired judgment
Fever
dizzy
24
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Neurotransmitters affecting MDMD and Cocaine

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Serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine

25
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Somatic effects of MDMA

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Increased energy- alertness
Restless
Enhanced perception
High BP & HR
Bruxism
26
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Mental effects of MDMA

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Openness, friendly
Increased self-esteem
Problems with memory
Insomnia

27
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Overdose of MDMA

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Loss of self control
Convulsions
Shivering
Arrythmia
Fever
Panic attack