Chapter 17 Test - Drugs (Wed. April 30) Flashcards

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Drugs that are used to treat or prevent diseases

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Medicine

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2
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Substances other than food that change the structure or function of the body or mind

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Drugs

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3
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Study of medicines/drugs

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Pharmacology

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4
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Medicines do 4 things

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  • help prevent diseases
  • fights pathogens
  • relieve pain
    -promote health
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5
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2 types of preventive medicines

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  • vaccines
    -antitoxins
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6
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Preparation introduced to the body to stimulate an immune response (antibodies)

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Vaccines

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7
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Blood fluids that contain antibodies

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Antitoxins

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8
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Penicillin, amoxicillin, etc.

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Examples of Antibiotics

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9
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Pain relievers: aspirin, morphine, and codeine

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Analgesics

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10
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People who are sensitive to aspirin take:

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  • acetaminophen (Tylenol)
  • ibuprofen (advil)
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11
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Claritin, Benadryl

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Allergy medicines

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12
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Prozac

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Antidepressant

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13
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Chemotherapy

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Cancer Treatment

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14
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Negative effects of medicine on body (4)

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  • side effects
  • tolerance
  • addiction
  • withdrawal
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15
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Reactions to medicine other than the one intended

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Side effects

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16
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Body becomes used to medicine

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Tolerance

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17
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Physical and psychological body’s dependence

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Addiction

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18
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Physical and psychological symptoms of stopping medication/drug

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Withdrawal

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19
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Approves all medicines and drugs

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FDA (Food and Drug Administration)

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20
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What are the 2 types of medicines?

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  • prescription
  • over the counter
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21
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Medicines given only by the approval of a doctor

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Prescription medicines

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22
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Medicines that you don’t need a prescription to get

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Over the counter medicinees

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23
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Medications prescribed by doctors to treat persistent or severe pain

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Opioids

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24
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What are opioids used for?

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  • chronic headaches
  • backaches
  • recovering from surgery
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Most common forms of Opioids (3)
- morphine - codeine - fentanyl
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Brand names for Opioids (3)
- Vicodin - Percocet - OxyContin
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**Most serious public health epidemic in the US today
Opioid epidemic
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Medicine Misuse DONTS (4)
-don’t take someone else’s prescriptions - don’t take too much or too little - don’t stop till all the pills are gone - don’t mic medicines
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Any unnecessary or improper use of chemical substances for non medical purposes
Substance/Drug Abuse
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Chemical substances that people may manufacture, possess, buy, or sell. (Street drugs)
Illegal drugs
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Synthetic substances that are similar to the male sex hormone testosterone
Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids
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“Muscle building”
Anabolic
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Increased male characteristics
Androgenic
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Factors that influence teen illegal drug use (4)
- peer pressure - family - role models - media
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Health Consequences on Drugs (3)
- physical: hepatitis, HIV - Mental: alters brain (loss of control, reasoning, leads to mental illness) - social: affects relationships, leads to crime and suicide
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Addiction Cycle (4)
- tolerance: body needs more - psychological dependence: person believes he needs the drug to feel good - physiological dependence: person has a chemical need for the drug - addiction
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One of the most widely used illegal drugs (grass, weed, pot) *gateway drug
Marijuana (cannabis)
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*1st drug that teens experiment with after alcohol
Marijuana
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*Leads to the use of other addictive drugs
gateway drug
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Irrational suspiciousness or distrust of others
Paranoia
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Physical risks of Marijuana on the reproductive system
- Women: increases levels of testosterone infertility - Men: lowers sperm count and testosterone levels = infertility
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Substances whose fumes are sniffed and inhaled to alter the mind
Inhalants
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Inhalants can cause..
Permanent nervous system and brain damage (kills brain damage)
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Drugs that speed up the central nervous system
Stimulants
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Examples of stimulants
- caffeine - nicotine - cocaine - amphetamines - methaphenamines
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**biggest stimulant, one of the deadliest drugs
Crack cocaine (rock)
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Used in prescription drugs to reduce fatigue, drowsiness, and suppress appetite
Amphetamines
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“Crystal meth” - used in treating diseases such as Parkinson’s disease and obesity
Methamphentamines
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Drugs that lead to slow down the central nervous system
Depressants
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*most common depressant
Alcohol
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Depressant drug that induces sleep
Barbiturates
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Depressant drugs that relieves anxiety, muscle spasms, sleepiness, and nervousness
Tranquilizers
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Drugs that are obtainable only by prescription and are used to relieve pain
Narcotics
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Highly addictive narcotic that is processed from morphine
Heroin
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Drugs that alter moods, thoughts, and sense perceptions, including vision, hearing, smell, and touch
Hallucinogens
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Examples of Hallucinogens
- LSD: strong hallucinogen - Magic mushrooms - PCP - “angel dust” - DXM -cough syrup
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Synthetic substances (made in lab) meant to intimidate the effects of hallucinogens and other drugs
Designer drugs/synthetic drugs
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Why are designer drugs extremely dangerous?
Have many toxic chemicals like bleach and ammonia
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A feeling of intense well-being or elation
**Euphoria
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Top 5 drug killers
- heroin (#1) - **Fentanyl (Opioid) - OxyContin ** (opioid) - morphine** (opioid) - cocaine