matching: match the letter with the correct drug classification. letters can only be used once.\n22…

matching: match the letter with the correct drug classification. letters can only be used once.\n22. hallucinogens\n23. stimulants\n24. depressants\n25. narcotics/opiates\na. slows down heart rate and breathing\nb. pain relief and causes sleepiness, from the opium plant\nc. increases heart rate and heart problems\nd. drugs that change a persons perception of reality\nlabel: label the following statements either a for denial or b for enabling.\na = denial\nb = enabling\n26. my girlfriends under a lot of stress. thats why she smokes pot.\n27. my drinking is no big deal. my family just doesnt know how to have a good time.\n28. when a person makes excuses for their drug use.\n29. when a family member makes excuses for another persons drug use.\nmatching: match the letter with the correct definition. letters can only be used once.\n30. overdose\n31. withdrawal\n32. tolerance\n33. dependence\n34. addiction\na. taking more of a substance than the body can handle.\nb. condition in which the body gets used to the effects of the drug.\nc. relying or being controlled by drug use.\nd. negative symptoms when a person stops using a drug.\ne. a dependence upon a drug, and using despite negative consequences.\ncommon concept: choose the word that does not belong.\n35. which of the following does not belong?\na. tobacco\nb. heroin\nc. alcohol\nd. marijuana

matching: match the letter with the correct drug classification. letters can only be used once.\n22. hallucinogens\n23. stimulants\n24. depressants\n25. narcotics/opiates\na. slows down heart rate and breathing\nb. pain relief and causes sleepiness, from the opium plant\nc. increases heart rate and heart problems\nd. drugs that change a persons perception of reality\nlabel: label the following statements either a for denial or b for enabling.\na = denial\nb = enabling\n26. my girlfriends under a lot of stress. thats why she smokes pot.\n27. my drinking is no big deal. my family just doesnt know how to have a good time.\n28. when a person makes excuses for their drug use.\n29. when a family member makes excuses for another persons drug use.\nmatching: match the letter with the correct definition. letters can only be used once.\n30. overdose\n31. withdrawal\n32. tolerance\n33. dependence\n34. addiction\na. taking more of a substance than the body can handle.\nb. condition in which the body gets used to the effects of the drug.\nc. relying or being controlled by drug use.\nd. negative symptoms when a person stops using a drug.\ne. a dependence upon a drug, and using despite negative consequences.\ncommon concept: choose the word that does not belong.\n35. which of the following does not belong?\na. tobacco\nb. heroin\nc. alcohol\nd. marijuana

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Hallucinogens change a person's perception of reality, so 22 - D.
  2. Stimulants increase heart rate and can cause heart problems, so 23 - C.
  3. Depressants slow down heart rate and breathing, so 24 - A.
  4. Narcotics/Opiates are for pain - relief and cause sleepiness, from the opium plant, so 25 - B.
  5. Making an excuse for someone else's drug use is enabling, so 26 - B.
  6. Downplaying one's own drug use is denial, so 27 - A.
  7. Making excuses for one's own drug use is denial, so 28 - A.
  8. Making excuses for another person's drug use is enabling, so 29 - B.
  9. Overdose is taking more of a substance than the body can handle, so 30 - A.
  10. Withdrawal is negative symptoms when a person stops using a drug, so 31 - D.
  11. Tolerance is the condition in which the body gets used to the effects of the drug, so 32 - B.
  12. Dependence is relying or being controlled by drug use, so 33 - C.
  13. Addiction is a dependence upon a drug, and using despite negative consequences, so 34 - E.
  14. Tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana are commonly used substances, while heroin is a highly addictive and illegal (in most cases) hard - drug. So the one that does not belong is Heroin.

Answer:

  1. D. Drugs that change a person's perception of reality
  2. C. Increases heart rate and heart problems
  3. A. Slows down heart rate and breathing
  4. B. Pain relief and causes sleepiness, from the opium plant
  5. B. Enabling
  6. A. Denial
  7. A. Denial
  8. B. Enabling
  9. A. Taking more of a substance than the body can handle
  10. D. Negative symptoms when a person stops using a drug
  11. B. Condition in which the body gets used to the effects of the drug
  12. C. Relying or being controlled by drug use
  13. E. A dependence upon a drug, and using despite negative consequences
  14. B. Heroin