DRUG ABUSE Flashcards
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- It is also known as substance abuse and most often referred to the use of a drug with such frequency that it causes physical or mental harm to the user or impairs social functioning.
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Drug Abuse
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- Traditionally, it refers to the use of any drug prohibited by law, regardless of whether it was actually harmful or not.
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Drug Abuse
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It is the Early stage or the Initial stage of dependence
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Drug Abuse
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It is more severe problem than Drug Abuse
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Drug Dependence
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A substance abuse that is more frequent the likely will developing dependence, a disorder becomes greater.
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Drug Dependence
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- It refers to the physical reliance to a drug and is characterized by the symptoms of tolerance and withdrawal.
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Drug Dependence
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this type of drug dependence is to feel the “high” or euphoria and curiosity of person using using it feel something new to him.
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Initial drug use
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- The user continue to take drug over an extended period of time.
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Habituation
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is the necessity to increase the dose of drugs to feel the original effect or euphoria.
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Tolerance
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- the addict feels a compulsive craving to take drug repeatedly and tries to procure the same by any means.
- purchase drugs even the way or means be illegal
-gateway to commit crime
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Uncontrollable craving
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- the addict’s physiological and psychological functioning is altered when deprived of drugs.
- when drug addict stops taking drugs/ or suddenly removes drugs
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Withdrawal syndrome
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The body becomes sick, inactive and incapable of carrying useful activity in the absence of drug.
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Physical Dependence
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emotional and mental discomforts exist to the individual.
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Psychological dependence
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- Once you’ve started using a drug, the development into addiction may be influenced by inherited (genetic) traits, which may delay or speed up the disease progression.
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Genetics or Biological factor
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Drug addiction is more common in some families and likely involves__________. If you have a blood relative, such as a parent or sibling, with alcohol or drug addiction, you’re at greater risk of developing a drug addiction.
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genetic predisposition
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Wrong Motives and Attitudes
cptt
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a. Curiosity
b. Peer group pressure
c. To prove their guts
d. To escape from problems
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the eagerness to explore what they have not experienced
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Curiosity
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Person who persuade others to accept a certain belief
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Proselytizers
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- Employs drug for specific situation or purpose such as to keep them awake or for additional energy to perform an important work.
Such individuals may or may not exhibit psychological dependence.
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Specific or Situational Drug Users
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- Usually college or high school age, who take drugs for “kicks”
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Spree Users
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- There may be some degree of psychological dependence but little or no physical dependence because of the sporadic and mixed pattern use.
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Spree User
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usually take drugs in groups or social functions.
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Spree users
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- Their activities revolve almost entirely around drug experience and securing supplies. They show strong physical dependence on the drug, often reinforced by physical dependence when certain drugs are being used.
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Hard Core Addicts
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- They have been on drugs for sometimes and now feel that they cannot function without drug support.
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Hard Core Addicts
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- New type of drug abusers who emerged in the last few years. The drug users tend to believe that today's lifestyle is either antiquated or wrong and a new way of life should be found. They could be considered same as the hard-core abusers.
Hippies
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- The major difference is that most of them do not come from slum areas but for middle or upper income families and their educational level is far above that of the slum dwellers.
hippies
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They are not just users or drugs but also advocate of illegal drugs for new society.
Hippies
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usually for Meth users that have experience too much surgical incision.
Hyperthropic
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This is accurate if looks for the presence of one or more illegal or prescription drugs in your urine, blood, saliva, hair, or sweat or the biological specimen.
drug test
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is the most common type of drug screening. It shows a history for most drug groups of between 1-4 days
Urine testing
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This is the most common drug test. It requires a sample of your urine (pee).
Urine Drug Testing (UDT)
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Urine drug tests are most commonly used to detect?
alcohol, amphetamines, benzodiazepines, opiates/opioids, cocaine and marijuana (THC).
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- Healthcare providers mainly use this type of test in emergencies. It's also typically used to detect alcohol (ethanol) levels because it can provide a precise level.
- are expensive and invasive, so are rarely done
Blood drug testing
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It shows drug use history. Drugs have to be taken at least 3-4 times in order to register. It is a permanent record.
Hair testing
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It is a drug test that is not use for Early Detection
Urine Testing
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The results can vary based on the characteristics of each person's hair. It can detect the use of cocaine. phencyclidine (PCP), amphetamines, opioids and 3 4 - Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA).
Hair follicle drug testing
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Hair testing can detect the use of?
cocaine, phencyclidine (PCP), amphetamines, opioids and 3 4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA).
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It is the currently most effective method for drug testing, which can detect drugs for 90 days or 3 months
Hair testing
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It is part of the hair that embbeds on epidermis
Hair Follicle
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it is part of the hair located outside epidermis
Hair strand
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Most applicable part of the hair to be obtain for Hair Follicle Drug Testing
Scalp
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is a drug term that is sometimes used to overpower victims and sexually assault them.
Date rape drug
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The most common date rape drugs are the?
Gamma hydroxy butyrate (GHB) and Rohypnol
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-the injection of drugs in the veins
Mainliner
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- The apparatus for injecting a drug may include needle and a bottle cap or spoon for dissolving the powdered drug.
Works
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-Street slang for the injection of drugs.
Hit
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- one injection of opiates, usually heroin
A fix
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-an opiate addict
(a person)
Junkie
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-to inject the drug under the skin. (intradermal)
Skin popping
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-packet of drugs or a single dose of an opiate.
A bag
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-describes the withdrawal that occurs after repeated opiate use. The addict can become irritable, fidgety, perspiration increases, and there is lack of appetite. The main problem in discontinuing opiate use is not getting off the drug, it's staying off.
Cold Turkey
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-scars on the skin form repeated injection of opiate.
Track
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-street slang for amphetamines
Uppers
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-person who repeatedly takes amphetamines or speed usually intravenously.
Speed Freak
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-the brief heightened state of exhilaration at the beginning of the high
Rush
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under the spell or influence of the drug
High
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-a user can be thrown back into the LSD experience months after the use of the drug. Other effects of LSD, which are being thoroughly researched, include brain damage and chromosome.
Flashback
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-Marijuana cigarette
Joint
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-the butt end of a joint
Roach
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To know if you are drug dependent,what examination you must undergo?
Drug dependency examination
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who will refer you to the DOH accredited physician?
Legal affairs division of the Dangerous drugs board
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what clearance is required to secure that you dont have any pending case?
PNP clearance
Certificate of no pending case from RTC and MTC
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what certification is needed if the drug dependent is a minor?
Certification of suspension of proceedings
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what certifcate is needed if the drug dependent is an adult
Certification of dismissed case
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what is called to the treatment for person who voluntarily submit himself for treatment
Voluntary submission
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what is called to the treatment for person that is submitted by his family
Voluntary through representation
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what is called to the treatment for person who refuses to be treated and submit himself
Compulsory confinement
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Who conducts compulsory confinement
lawyer, law enforcement athority
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who will place you to nearest rehab center
legal division of Dangerous drugs board
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where to submit the result of DDE?
Legal division of DDB
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DDE is conducted by
DOH accredited physician
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is made either to the applicant and/ or authorized representative
Release of petition
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what treatments will give you copy of petition
Voluntary submission,voluntary through representation
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can you have a copy of petition in compulsory confinement?
nope bitch
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what is submitted by the family of the person who is undergoing compulsory confinement
affidavit
