Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the process that underlies the uncontrollable and compulsive behaviors, which defines addiction, where each drug provides the user with a unique experience

A

Neurophysiological

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2
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Introducing drugs into the brain complicates and negatively affects the natural balance of what in the brain?

A

Neurotransmitters

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3
Q

What chemical in the brain is in the category of neurotransmitters that include dopamine, norepinephrine and epinephrine?

A

Catecholamines

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4
Q

Drugs such as cocaine and methamphetamines increase the production and eventual depletion of what brain chemical?

A

Catecholamines

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5
Q

What neurotransmitter produces a relaxed effect?

A

GABA

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6
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What does the GABA neurotransmitter do?

A

Produces a relaxed effect. It slows and inhibits impulses from nerve to nerve and creates a lethargic effect.

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7
Q

What is Serotonin?

A

Serotonin regulates sleep, pain and temperature of the body. Cocaine will increase its effects.

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8
Q

What factors affect the client’s drug responses?

A

Personal variable, Environmental Variable and Amount of Drug Expectation

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9
Q

What is the physiological condition where individuals are addicted to drugs across various categories?

A

Cross Addiction

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10
Q

What occurs when a person is addicted to alcohol and start using other sedative-hypnotics and have a similar level of tolerance level for each drug?

A

Cross Tolerance

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11
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If a client uses Alcohol and Valium there will be a potential for what?

A

Cross Tolerance

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12
Q

What drug used on a regular basis (unprescribed) causes mood swings, anxiety/depression and diminished appetite?

A

Stimulants

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13
Q

Cocaine comes from where?

A

A plant

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14
Q

Methamphetamine comes from where?

A

a lab/synthetic

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15
Q

How long does Cocaine last?

A

20-30 minutes

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16
Q

How long do Methamphetamine last?

A

8-24 hours

17
Q

What half of drug leaves the body within an hour of use?

A

Cocaine

18
Q

What half of drug leaves the body within 12 hours of use

A

Meth

19
Q

What is 3.5 Grams of Cocaine is called?

A

Eight Ball

20
Q

Irritability, Sleep Disturbance and Headaches are symptoms of what?

A

Marijuana withdrawal

21
Q

The medications of buprenorphine, Librium and Clonidine are used to manage withdrawals of what drug?

A

Opiates

22
Q

What kind of therapy includes the use of suboxone and buprenorphine and includes modalities of individual and group counseling, twelve steps, education and family involvement?

A

Medication Therapy

23
Q

What drug causes death after one-time use and has devastating effects on the brain, liver, kidneys and heart?

A

Inhalants

24
Q

What drug when it is in the brain cause epinephrine to be release which stimulates the Central Nervous System and adrenal glands, releasing glucose in the body?

A

Nicotine

25
Q

What drugs suppress the nervous system?

A

Depressants/Tranquilizers

26
Q

Tranquilizers are also named?

A

Barbiturates

27
Q

What is the active ingredient in marijuana and hash?

A

THC