Mid Term 3 Flashcards

1
Q

The 1994 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act specifically addressed

A

Vitamins, Herbs, Protein Products

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2
Q

NSDUH stands for

A

National Survey on Drug Use and Health

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3
Q

This early legislation regulated and taxed opioids and cocaine and those who dispensed it

A

The 1914 Harrison Narcotics Act

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4
Q

Drugs can be classified by:

A

Effect, Legal Status, Source

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5
Q

Vitamins and other similar “health supplements” are essentially treated as ___ by the FDA

A

food products

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6
Q

Use of a drug for which it is not intended.

A

Drug misuse

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7
Q

Administers the proposed drug to approx. 1000-5000 individuals with the disease for which the drug is intended to treat

A

PHASE III

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8
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_____ is the excessive use of drugs

A

Drug abuse

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9
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Drugs that are illegal to possess, produce or sell.

A

Illicit Drugs

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10
Q

Genetics and family history have no effect on drug use

A

False

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11
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This early legislation established limitations on what manufactururers could put in pharmaceutical and food products

A

1906 Pure Food and Drugs Act

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12
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FDA stands for

A

Food and Drug Administration

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13
Q

Peer pressure and social media may influence a young persons decision to try drugs

A

True

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14
Q

This was considered “The noble experiment”

A

Prohibition

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15
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The habitual reliance on a substance to produce a desired feeling/mood

A

Drug addiction

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16
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Studies a few hundred patients who have the condition the proposed drug is designed to treat

A

Phase II

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17
Q

The 1 reason why college age students report using illicit drugs

A

Reduce stress

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18
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Drug revolutions: development of drugs for the treatment of mental Illness

A

Psychopharocology

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19
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Drug revolutions: These got major communicable diseases under control

A

Vaccines

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20
Q

Studies with low does of the drug on approx. 20-80 healty volunteers, reviewing any side effect, sbosorbtion, etc

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Phase I

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21
Q

The addictive substance that is found in all tobacco products is called:

A

Nicotine

22
Q

Hemp plants contain no more than __ THC

A

0.3%

23
Q

The stinky, toxic chemical particles left behind by burning tobacco, forming a tacky brown/yellow residue is called:

A

Tar

24
Q

In all, there are more than ___ chemicals in cigarette smoke

A

7000

25
Q

According to the CDC, life expectancy for smokers is at least___ years shorter than that for non-smokers

A

10

26
Q

This is the colorless,oderless, poisonous gas is rpoduced when tobacco burns

A

Carbon monoxide

27
Q

Which is not one of the chemicals contained in cigarettes, as learned in class?

A

Formaldehyde, Arsenic, Methanol are all found in cigarettes

28
Q

According to the CDC, ___ is now the most commonly used smoking product among the US youth

A

E-cigarettes

29
Q

According to the CDC, approximately___ tobacco related deaths occur annually

A

480,000

30
Q

The United States spends approximately ___ billion dollars a year on smoking-related illnesses

A

300

31
Q

The DT’s are the most severe form of alcohol withdrawal

A

Delirium Tremens

32
Q

The stages of addiction in order are:

A

Abuse, Dependance, Addiction

33
Q

Alcohol is a substance produced by a chemical reaction in

A

carbohydrates

34
Q

For a male, binge drinking is defined as having ___ or more alcoholic drinks within one sitting

A

five

35
Q

The District of Columbia and ____ states have now adopted laws legalizing marijuana for recreational use

A

18

36
Q

The main mind altering chemcail in marjuana is:

A

Tetrahydrocannabinol

37
Q

This is produced with the resin of the cannabis plant and is often 20-60 stronger than typical marjiuana

A

Hashish

38
Q

____ is the most widely used drug in the US

A

Marijuana

39
Q

____ remains the leading cause of preventable disease and death in the United states

A

Cigarette Smoking

40
Q

One Juul pod contains as much nicotine as ___ cigarettes

A

a full pack

41
Q

A whisky with 40% alcohol is __ proof whiskey

A

80

42
Q

____ is a condition in which the user has a chemical need for the drug

A

Physiological dependence

43
Q

The addictive type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages is called:

A

Ethanol

44
Q

Cannabis plants with 0.3 percent or less of THC are categorized as

A

Hemp

45
Q

marijuana has no long term effects on health and wellness

A

False

46
Q

“Male” Canabis plants produce the coveted “buds” used for medicinal purposes and have higher potency and THC content

A

False

47
Q

The following is a sign of marijuana us disorder

A

Using more marijuana than intended, Trying but failing to quit using marijuana, Craving ,marijuana

48
Q

The teen brain is actively devloping and continues to develop until around the age __

A

25

49
Q

The effects of THC are delayed by ___ minutes after eating or drinking mariuana infused products

A

30-60

50
Q

The effects from eating marijuana can last up to __ hours

A

10