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DSST Substance Abuse
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Headaches - nosebleeds - nausea - drunken appearance and ______ eyes are all signs of inhalant abuse.
Glucosamine
Spinal cord
Atypical
Watery
2. Alcohol withdrawal seizures may occur 6 to __ hours after the last drink.
Equilibrium
48
High
90
3. The legal opioid methadone - is used to treat heroin dependence by reducing severity of __________ symptoms.
Cocaine
Withdrawal
Bipolar disorder
Anesthetics
4. The introduction of antipsychotic drugs have caused a dramatic ________ in the population of mental hospitals.
Psychoactive
Haldol
Psychotherapeutic
Decrease
5. Current medical applications for cocaine are as a local __________ for ear - nose - and throat procedures.
Equilibrium
Pinpoint
Crystal meth
Anesthetic
6. using drugs to achieve some goal other than the prescribed use - for example taking pills to stay awake and drive all night.
100
Topical anesthesia
Illegal Instrumental Use
Reducing
7. Methyl alcohol is made from ____.
Abuse
I
Wood
5
8. ________ is a substance that is responsible for more adverse health consequences and death than any other.
Hepatitis
Nicotine
Cocaine
Pharmacy
9. Drugs which cause a loss of ______ are called Amnesiacs.
Artificial
Psychoactive
Topical anesthesia
Memory
10. Prior to 1965 - the most common medical use of amphetamines was for the treatment of _______.
Phenothiazines
Prescription
200
Obesity
11. ________ antipsychotics are effective at reducing both the positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia.
Benzodiazepines
Depressant
Cocaine
Atypical
12. When given ____-nicotine cigarettes - smokers adjust by taking more puffs and inhaling more deeply.
British East India
Sedative hypnotic
Low
Generic
13. Marijuana (Cannabis) and hashish are both __________ controlled substances.
Rohypnol
Schedule I
Medical
Appetite
14. Glaucoma is a leading cause of ______ and its treatment is one of the possible medical uses of marijuana.
Hypoxia
Codeine
Opposed
Blindness
15. In the 2003 National Survey on Drug Use - only 1.6 percent of U.S. adults reported ever having used Heroin in their lifetimes - with 0.1 percent reporting use in the past ____.
Tobacco
Year
Heart attacks
Fluoxetine
16. The primary psychoactive ingredient in marijuana and hashish is ___.
THC
Alcoholics Anonymous
Mesolimbic
Neurotransmitters
17. The _____________ curve is a graph comparing the size of response to a drug to the amount of a drug taken.
Dose response
0.4
Antihistamines
10
18. Smoking during pregnancy is associated with miscarriage - reduced birth weight - differences in body size and negative effects on physical / ______ development of the child.
Addiction
Cocaine
Motor
Mental
19. ________ can be found in many over-the-counter drugs.
Hallucinogens
Synthetic
Breathing
Caffeine
20. The remaining two principal factors affecting drug use are ______ and cultural.
Artificial
Abuse
Social
Heart beat
21. The three types are drug disposition tolerance - behavioral tolerance - and _________________ tolerance.
Solvents
Decrease
Pharmacodynamic
Motor
22. When someone overdoses on opiates (heroin - codeine - morphine - etc) Narcan can be injected into a muscle to get the victim __________ again.
Breathing
Sedative hypnotic
Depressants
Barbiturate
23. _______________ are the most widely prescribed types Sedative-Hypnotics.
Prozac
Diarrhea
Benzodiazepines
Columbus
24. Pharmacological factors refer to how the drug actually affects the ____.
Body
Hallucinogens
Weeks
Diagnostic
25. No prescription is required when purchasing ________________ drugs.
Receptors
Evaporate
Patches
Over the counter
26. _______ is drinkable - is the psychoactive ingredient in alcoholic beverages - and is also known as grain alcohol.
Steroids
Illegal Recreational Use
Ethanol
Illicit
27. Most of the integration of information - learning and ______ occur in the central nervous system.
Cancer
Dopamine
Ethanol
Memory
28. The first stage of drug addiction is ______.
Relief
Opposed
Caffeine
25
29. The important Xanthine varieties are caffeine - theophylline - and _____________.
SSRI - Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors
Theobromine
Narcan
Blood-brain
30. The use of alcohol has decreased since ____ and its consumption varies greatly in different regions of the US and among different cultural groups.
Solvent
Overdose
1980
Parkinson's
31. _________ is an effective antipsychotic drug with the unfortunate side effect of inhibiting white blood cell production.
Clozapine
Designer
Liver
Tremors
32. An interesting effect of LSD use is that of ___________ - a 'mixing of senses.'
Methylphenidate
Synesthesia
Eliminate
Withdrawal
33. Approximately 20 years ago - heroin was replaced by _______ as the most abused illicit drug in the US (other than marijuana).
Healthcare
Alcohol
Cocaine
Cannabinoids
34. Examples of Schedule I drugs include _______ - LSD - and marijuana.
Anesthetics
Benzodiazepines
More
Heroin
35. A drug is FDA approved for OTC (Over the Counter) sales only after an advisory panel agrees it can be used safely when following the __________ on the label.
Clozapine
Directions
Analgesic
Irritability
36. Experimenters primarily restrict drug usage to ______________ settings and are motivated by peer pressure and curiosity.
Low
Recreational
Metabolism
1933
37. Historically - as _______ use declined - amphetamine use increased.
Alcohol
Cocaine
Hallucinogen
Alcohol
38. Toluene is the psychoactive chemical found in many commonly abused inhalants such as glues - paints - thinners and _____ ______.
Nail polish
Legal Instrumental Use
Amphetamines
Psychedelics
39. Psychotic behavior when there is no known ________ cause refers to functional disorders.
Codeine
Phyiscal
Blood pressure
Prescription
40. Oral ingestion can be compared to intranasal administration (snorting) in that it is absorbed much more _______ than smoking or IV injection.
Withdrawal
Slowly
Transdermal patch
Neonatal abstinence
41. Since 1956 - the leaf tobacco content in cigarettes has been reduced by approximately __ percent.
25
Steroids
Hallucinations
Methamphetamine
42. In a recent survey - __ percent of high-dose marijuana users reported some withdrawal symptoms upon quitting - most commonly nervousness and sleep disturbance.
Dreams
16
25
Clove
43. Drug testing in sports began in the ____s.
Atypical
1960
Biological
Theobromine
44. Drug misuse is the inappropriate use of OTC or ____________ medications.
Prescription
Tobacco
Opiate
Loco weed
45. Contextual factors refer to how physical ______________ affect drug use; i.e. being at home vs. being in a rock concert or in a dance club.
Black Tar
Surroundings
Designer
10
46. Dopamine - acetylcholine - norepinephrine - serotonin - GABA - glutamate - and endorphins are all _________________ associated with the actions of the psychoactive drugs.
Neurotransmitters
Unknown
Medicine
Synthetic
47. It is possible to estimate an individual's blood alcohol content (BAC) by knowing their ______ - gender - and amount of alcohol consumed.
Weight
Distillation
Cigarettes
Memory
48. Ingesting too much caffeine can result in nervousness - irritability - _______________ and insomnia - etc.
Muscle spasms
Craving
Graduates
Schedule III
49. Floaters (chippers) usually don't maintain their own supply of drugs but prefer to use...
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50. In the relief stage - a user experiences satisfaction by _________ from negative feelings such as boredom - anger - stress - fatigue and loneliness.
Toxic
Mesolimbic
Neurotransmitters
Escaping