Kee Cards

Question 0

A compulsive uncontrollable craving for and dependence on a substance to such a degree that cessation causes severe emotional mental or physiologic reactions

Answer 0

Addiction

Question 1

Avoidance of drug use

Answer 1

Abstinence

Question 2

A term used by health professionals to describe behaviors related to the effects of drugs or substances on performance

Answer 2

Chemical impairment

Question 3

Subjective need for a substance usually experienced after decreased use or abstinence.

Answer 3

Craving

Question 4

Reliance on a substance that has reached the level that it’s absence will cause an impairment in function

Answer 4

Dependence

Question 5

Overindulgence in and dependence on a substance that has a negative impact on psychological, physiologic and social functioning of an individual

Answer 5

Drug abuse

Question 6

Indiscriminate use of a drug for purposes other than those for which it is intended

Answer 6

Drug misuse

Question 7

Return to substance abuse during abstinence

Answer 7

Relapse

Question 8

Drug, chemical or biologic entity

Answer 8

Substance

Question 9

Increased arousal and alertness, performance enhancement, increased heart rate, cardiac output and blood pressure, cutaneous vasoconstriction, fine tremor decreased appetite, anti diuretic effect and increased gastric mobility

Answer 9

Affects of nicotine

Question 10

Euphoria, grandiosity, mood swings, hyperactivity, hyper alertness, restlessness, anorexia, insomnia

Answer 10

Effects of cocaine

Question 11

Mood elevation, increased alertness, nervousness, jitters, irritability, insomnia, increased respirations, heart rate

Answer 11

Effects of caffeine

Question 12

Initial relaxation, emotional lability, decreased inhibitions, drowsiness, lack of coordination. Impaired judgement, slurred speech, hypotension, bradycardia, bradypnea, constricted pupils.

Answer 12

Effects of Alcohol, sedatives, benzos, nonbarbiturates

Question 13

Analgesia, euphoria, drowsiness, detachment from environment, relaxation, constricted pupils, constipation, nausea, decreased resp rate, slurred speech, impaired judgment, decrease sexual and aggressive drives

Answer 13

Effects of opioids

Question 14

Relaxation, euphoria, amotivation, slowed time sensation, sexual arousal, abrupt mood changes, impaired memory and attention, reddened eyes, dry mouth, lack of coordination, tachycardia, increased appetite

Answer 14

Effects of marijuana

Question 15

Perceptual distortions, hallucinations, delusions, depersonalization, heightened sensory perception, euphoria, mood swings, suspiciousness, panic.

Answer 15

Effects of psychedelics

Question 16

Euphoria, decreased inhibitions, giddiness, slurred speech, illusions, drowsiness, clouded sensorium, tinnitus, nystagmus, dysrhythmias, cough, nausea,, vomiting, diarrhea, irritation to eyes, nose and mouth.

Answer 16

Effects of inhalants

Question 17

For acute psychosis and schizophrenia, likely to cause EPS

Answer 17

Loxapine (loxitane)

Question 18

Management of schizophrenia. Can cause EPS, has less sedative effect.

Answer 18

Molindone (moban)

Question 19

Management of psychotic disorders, especially acute and chronic schizophrenia. Can cause EPS.

Answer 19

Thiothixene Hal (navane)