Exam 1 Flashcards

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Pharmocology

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the study of drugs; chemical substance’s effect on the body

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Psychopharmocology

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effects of drugs on behavior

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3
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drugs

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chemical substance that alters biological structure but is not needed to survive.

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4
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psychoactive drugs

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act on central nervous system and alter brain chemistry

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5
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drugs of abuse

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psychoactive drugs that are taken for their altering effect and are for non-medical use

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6
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Illicit drugs

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illegal to poses and use

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7
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addiction

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chronic relapsing disorder

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8
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what symptoms show addiction

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Compulsive seeking-irresistible need for drug; Struggle to control use; Use despite negative consequences
-May show physical dependence, but not necessary for addiction

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9
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dependence

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body adapts to drug

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10
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tolerance

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need more drug to feel same effect

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11
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withdraw

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gives opposite effect of drug

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12
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how are drugs classified

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chemical structure, addictive liability, DEA schedule (I-V), and common physiological behaviors/cognitive effects

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13
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the classifications

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stimulants, depressants, marijuana, opioids, psychotherapeutics, hallucinogens, Nicotine

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14
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drugs in depressant classification

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alcohol, benzodiazepines, other sedatives, sleeping pills, inhalants

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15
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drugs in opioid classification

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Morphine, codeine, heroin, oxycodone

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16
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drugs in nicotine classification

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just nicotine

17
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drugs in stimulants classification

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cocaine, amphetamine, caffeine

18
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drugs in psychotherapeutics classification

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cymbalta, abilify

19
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drugs in Hallucinogens classification

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psilocybin, LSD, Ayahuasca

20
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drugs in Marijuana classification

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just marijuana

21
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what do stimulants do

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increase alertness and wakefulness, CNS activity, Mood, physiological arousal (sweating, heart rate increased, pupils dilate)

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what do depressants do

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CNS activity
Pleasure, Anxiolysis, Disinhibition, Recklessness, Decrease motor activity,
Memory loss, Incoordination/drowsiness, Loss of consciousness

23
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what do opioids do

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CNS activity
Analgesia- pain relievers
Euphoria; Altered consciousness
Dulling senses/mental clouding
Respiratory depression

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what does hallucinogens do

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Alterations to perceptions
Vivid imagery
Synesthesia-blending of senses; see sound
Alterations to mood
Dream like state
Physiological arousal
Pupils large
heart rate up

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what can nicotine do
nicotine can be both a stimulant and depressant
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what does marijuana do
it can be a depressant, stimulant, and psychedelic
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what is the most commonly used substance
alcohol
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what is true about drug use and people with mental illness
Illicit drug use, Cannabis, opioid use, alcohol, and tobacco use are all more common in people with mental illness
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What proportion of Americans meet the criteria for a substance use disorder?
17% of the population
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how common is polysubstance use
very common
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how does substance abuse differ between men and women
men are more common to have a substance use disorder
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how many drug users get treatment
about a quarter of the drug users who need treatment get it
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abuse
drug use (potentially) leading to problems for the user; abuse does not mean addiction