chapter 12 - last one :( Flashcards

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what do economic costs include?

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direct costs (health care)
indirect costs (crime and law enforcement)

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why is alcohol and drug use a threat to the community?

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  • greater health care needs
  • suffer more injuries
  • less productive
  • loss of economic opportunity and productivity
  • social and economic destruction
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drug

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substance that alters physiological function of the body

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psychoactive drugs

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have the potential to alter mood or behavior

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5
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drug use

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usually assosiated with illicit drug use

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drug misuse

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use of a drug for a purpose for which it is not intended

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drug abuse

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excessive use of any drug

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drug dependence

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need the drug to function, withdrawal symptoms

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psychological depndence

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emotional and cognitive dependence

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addiction

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persistent, compulsive, dependence on a behavior or substance, including mood altering behaviors or activites despite ongoing negative consequences

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withdrawal

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series of temporary physical and psychological symptoms that occur when an addict abruptly abstains from an addictive chemical or behavior

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tolerance

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phenomenon in which progressively largers doses of a drug or more intense involvement in a behavior is needed to produce the desired effect

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13
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what is the number on drug problem in the US?

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alcohol

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how is binge drinking classified for males and females?

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male: 5 drinks
females: 4 drinks

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drinking problems

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consumption results in medical, social, or other types of problems
(personal, interpersonal, legal, and/or financial)

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alcoholism

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impaired control over drinking, preoccupation with drinking

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17
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what is the BAC limit?

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.08

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18
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drinking and driving

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  • increase drinking age
  • decrease BAC
  • strengthening and enforcing revocation laws
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19
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increased risk of unintentional injuries

list them

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  • drowning
  • falls
  • fires, burns
  • child abuse
  • rape
  • SA
  • DV
  • vandalism
  • property damage
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20
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fetal alcohol syndrome

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leading cause of mental retardation in western world

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21
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what is a standard drink?

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  • liqour: 80 proof, 1.5 oz
  • beer: 4-5% ABV, 12 oz
  • wine: 5 oz
22
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nicotine

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psychoactive and addictive drug present in tobacco products

23
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synar amendment

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state minimum purchase age for cigarettes at 18

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tobacco

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what is the single most preventive cause of disease, disability, and death in the US

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community effort against nicotine?
tax increases on cigarettes
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how can prescription drugs be purchased?
with a physician's prescription because they can have serious side effects
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who regulates prescription drugs?
FDA
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what are OTCs?
legal drugs other than alcohol and tobacco that can be purchased without a physician's prescription.
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can you be cured from OTCs?
no, they only provide symptomatic relief, not a cure
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what are controlled substances and illicit drugs regulated by?
the Controlled Substances Act of 1970
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rules for controlled substances and illicit drugs
cannot be cultivated, manufactured, bought, sold, or used within the confines of the law
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schedule 1
- high potiential for abuse - no accepted medical use
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schedule 1 drug examples
heroin, marijuana, LSD, ecstasy
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schedule 2-5
- have medical uses - scheduled based on pontential for risk of dependence or abuse
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what is the DEA responsible for?
enforcing the Controlled Substances Act of 1970
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where is marijuana derived from?
hemp plant
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what is the most abused illicit drug in the US?
marijuana
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how is marijuana often used?
in conjuction with other drugs (polydrug use)
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marijuana acute effects
- reduced concentration - slowed reaction time - impaired short-term memory - impaired judgement
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marijuana chronic effects
- damage to the respiratory system (if smoked)
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where do narcotics come from?
oriental poppy plant
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what do narcotics do?
- narcotics numb the senses and reduce pain - high potential for abuse
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what do narcotic withdrawals include?
symptoms of diarrhea.
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what are anabolic steroids?
protein building drugs
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examples of anabolic steroids
testosterone and human growth
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who abuses anabolic steroids?
athletes and body builders
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what are the three levels of drug abuse prevention?
primary: Aimed at non-users secondary: Aimed at occasional users tertiary: Aimed at treatment and aftercare
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elements of prevention
- education - treatment - public policy - law enforcement
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what are examples of community-based drug education programs?
- DARE - student assistance programs - peer counseling programs
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what are examples of workplace-based drug education programs?
employee assistance programs
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what are some voluntary health agencies related to drug prevention?
MADD Alcoholics Anonymous