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High pot. for abuse, no current med use, lack of safety for use under supervision. What drug schedule is this? (SUPH)
Schedule 2
Schedule 1
Schedule 5
Schedule 4
2
You are more likely to experience withdrawal if you have taken a drug every day for 1 year vs. 1 month (DB)
True
False
3
mild
substance use disorder is how many out of 11 criteria (SUDMH)
2-3
6 or more
1
4-5
4
Select all the true statements (SUPH)
Drugs have been around forever
Government controls can have unintended consequences
Prohibition of drugs leads to imports of less bulky, more potent forms
Naturally-ocurring forms are safer than human-made forms
5
Which of these describes 'Appetite' motivations? -- "Using:" (slide 8)
To escape
To forget
To "look cool"
6
Drug addiction considered a brain disease. --- why?
True
False
7
What model of addiction is this? "USING DRUGS IS A SIN" or "I'm not an addict bc I'm just 'built diff'" (SUPH)
Disease model
APE (Public health model)
Social learning theory model
Moral model
8
What is the route associated with the highest potential of abuse, or most dangerous? (DB)
Intraveinous injection
Inhaling
Ingesting (swallowing)
Rubbing on skin
9
Which defines addiction () --- what is the other one? dependence?
present Sx of tolerance and withdrawal - body adapts to a drug and needs mo
∆ in behavior caused by ∆'s in the brain after continued use
10
Which aspect of the APE model does this describe: "I'm a 'lightweight' and only a few drinks makes me sick" (SUPH)
Agent
Environment
Person
11
What DSM-edition am I describing (questions below) : (SUDMH)
eliminates legal problems as a criterion
DSM 4
Including cravings as a criterion for diagnosis
DSM 5
12
the drug binds to the receptor very well: it has a high ______ (DB)
efficacy
potency
purity
affinity
13
Which of these are steps of the pub. health approach to addressing health issues? (SUPH)
identify risk & protective factors
define the problem
Ensure widespread adoption
Develop & test prevention strategies
14
Self-medication, causal effect, common or correlated reasons (risk factors) --> Reasons for what disorder? (SUDMH)
substance use and anxiety
depression and anxiety
substance use and mental health disorders
addiction and BPD
15
Which doesn't describe symbolism? (SUPH)
taking aderall (not prescribed) to do better on a test
smoking cigarettes to look grown up
drinking wine in religious ceremonies
Marijuana and LSD being popularized in the 60s (hippie movement)
16
How do drugs affect the function of a neuron? (DB)
Producing more/less synaptic pathways
Producing more/less neurotranstmitters
Producing more/less neurotransmitter blockers
Producing more/less neurotransmitter receptors
17
What organ is most damaged by alcohol? (Alc)
Liver
Sex organs
Kidneys
Small intestine
18
An increased concentration of the drug is required to acheive the same effect. What are we describing? (s22 & 25)
Low efficacy
Dependency
Tolerance
Withdrawal
19
Which are signs and symptoms of an alcohol overdose? (Alc)
Seizures
Breathing really heavy
Fever
20
Drug binds to the receptor, but does not activate it. This prevents other molecules from reacting with the receptor(DB)
Low affinity
Agonist
Antagonist
High efficacy
21
What are these? (slide 8) --- what do they do??? (BB)
Axon
Soma
Dendrites
Presynaptic terminal
22
Standard drink for Beer? (Alc)
1.5 ounces
8 ounces
12 ounces
5 ounces
23
Are these 0.04 BAC characteristics? (Alc)
True
False
24
What are two of the three vital functions of the central nervous system? (BB)
Circulatory system
Respiratory system
Muscular system
Integumentary system
25
Does 'family history of substance use' & 'school environment' influence a person's likelihood to become addicted? (Add)
No
Yes
