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DSST Substance Abuse
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A substance that has less potential for abuse than the drugs or other substances in schedules I and II - has a currently accepted medical use in the US - and whose abuse may lead to moderate or low physical dependence or high psychological dependence
Potency
III
Positive
Grain neutral
2. The addiction rate for tobacco is 20 to 30% - for alcohol the rate is 15% - and for cocaine its __%.
Nutrients
20
Eliminate
Entactogens
3. __________________ is the most serious side effect of long term antipsychotic drug treatment.
Tardive dyskinesia
Placenta
Relief
Alcohol
4. The part of the brain which controls ___________ is called basal ganglia.
Benzodiazepines
10
Violent
Muscle tone
5. The process where the body rids itself of drugs and alcohol is called ______________.
Stimulant
Synesthesia
Antidepressant
Detoxification
6. The idea that alcohol dependence is a _______ goes back at least to the 1700s.
Codeine
Smoking
Disease
Heroin
7. Excessive use of either cocaine or amphetamine can result in paranoid psychosis in which the individual loses touch with reality and experiences auditory ______________.
Hallucinations
Alcoholics Anonymous
Placebo
Tissue
8. Opiates are drugs that contain _____ or one of its derivatives.
Opium
20
Indians
Breaks down
9. Ecstasy falls under the category of synthetic or _________ drugs.
Pleasure
Alcohol
Designer
Hair
10. The most widely used __________ is alcohol.
Dependency
Depressant
Structural analogs
Endorphines
11. The CNS consists of the brain and _____________.
One hour
Spinal cord
Instrumental
440
12. The names of barbiturates all end in __.
Heroin
Al
Cessation
Peers
13. ______________ are unhealthy because they interfere with REM sleep.
One hour
Lungs
Sleeping pills
Consequences
14. Alcohol - barbiturates - inhalants - and sleeping pills and sedatives are all ___________.
Sedatives
Depressants
Salt
Tobacco
15. In a double blind procedure - neither the patient nor the doctor know whether the subject is receiving a _______ or an experimental drug.
Glaucoma
Codeine
Acetylcholine
Placebo
16. Legal instrumental - illegal instrumental - legal recreational and illegal recreational use are the 4 types of drug use according to ___________.
Tissue
Erich Goode
Sedatives
Prozac
17. The 66 unique chemicals found in cannabis are called ____________.
Alcohol
Social
Cannabinoids
Watery
18. The three types of names that are applied to drugs are the _______ name - the chemical name - and the brand name.
Commonly
Household
Nalorphine
Generic
19. BAC level in an individual is influenced by drinkers body type - food in the stomach - concentration of alcohol - and ____ of consumption.
Dreams
Rate
Cocaine
Narcotics
20. Natives of the ______ mountains in Bolivia and Peru today still use coca as their ancestors did thousands of years ago.
Heroin
Designer
Andes
Household
21. illicit drug use - cocaine - marijuana - etc
Prescription
Illegal Recreational Use
Drug safety
Relief
22. Psychotic behavior resulting from a known ________ cause is called an organic disorder.
Physical
Psychoactive
Solvents
Breaks down
23. Diphenhydramine - hydroxyzine and promethazine are examples of OTC and prescription ______________ used as CNS depressants.
Peers
Antihistamines
Breathing
Behavioral tolerance
24. These drugs alter perceptions of reality. They can affect sense of taste - smell - hearing and vision. Sometimes they are called ______________.
Ounces
Appetite
Norepinephrine
Psychedelics
25. Permanent brain damage - loss of muscle control - damage to the liver - heart - blood - and bone marrow are all possible consequences of _____ abuse.
Inhalant
Leave
Tardive dyskinesia
26
26. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse - the typical narcotic habit costs $100 per ___.
Day
Ounces
95
Caffeine
27. Synthetic drugs which result from the altered chemical structures of illicit drugs are called __________________.
Replacing
Chewing
Rohypnol
Structural analogs
28. In a recent survey - __ percent of high-dose marijuana users reported some withdrawal symptoms upon quitting - most commonly nervousness and sleep disturbance.
Fermentation
16
Pharmacodynamic
Psychotherapeutic
29. Smoking during pregnancy is associated with miscarriage - reduced birth weight - differences in body size and negative effects on physical / ______ development of the child.
CYP450
Hypoventilation
Inflammatory
Mental
30. Caffeine is the world's most popular drug and frequently used _________.
Stimulant
San Salvador
Peyote cactus
Football
31. Marinol is a ____________ controlled substance.
Craving
Codeine
Is Not
Schedule III
32. Aspirin is one of the most popular OTC drugs in the US. It is used for its analgesic - anti-____________and antipyretic effects.
Inflammatory
Alcohol
Detoxification
Preoccupation
33. Three stimulants used by athletes in the early 1800s and 1900s were __________ - cocaine - and caffeine.
Theraputic
Strychnine
Alcoholics Anonymous
Haldol
34. The preoccupation phase is characterized by _________ concern about the drug.
Thousands
Constant
Physical
Motor
35. The introduction of antipsychotic drugs have caused a dramatic ________ in the population of mental hospitals.
CYP450
Decrease
Schedule I
More
36. Also known as narcotics - _______ are a group of analgesic drugs that cause a dreamlike state; high doses can induce sleep.
Lipid solubility
Anesthetic
Weight
Opioids
37. The three types are drug disposition tolerance - behavioral tolerance - and _________________ tolerance.
Ounces
Rock
Pharmacodynamic
Salt
38. using drugs to achieve some goal other than the prescribed use - for example taking pills to stay awake and drive all night.
HCL
Drug safety
Illegal Instrumental Use
Detoxification
39. Because their effect varies depending on the dose - CNS depressants are said to be _____ ________.
Reducing
Physical
Dose dependent
Mainlining
40. Another principal factor that affects drug use is __________.
Contextual
Pharmaceutical
Tobacco
Malnutrition
41. Men are _____ likely to use illicit drugs than women and pregnant women are less likely to use drugs than women who are not pregnant.
More
Pharmacodynamic
Cigarettes
Mucous
42. An interesting effect of LSD use is that of ___________ - a 'mixing of senses.'
Muscle spasms
Mental
Artificial
Synesthesia
43. According to a recent survey - __% of Americans have used marijuana in their lifetime.
Fentanyl
Toxic
Marinol
41
44. There are several FDA approved prescription drugs used to treat ________ - but only Lunesta has been approved for long term use.
Stimulant
Liver
Tissue
Insomnia
45. Originally marketed as a non-habit-forming substitute for codeine - ______ is derived from opium and is about three times as potent as morphine.
Heroin
Mental
Hallucinations
Mucous membranes
46. An increase in the heart rate and reddening of the ____ are the two most consistent physiological effects of smoking marijuana.
Glaucoma
Football
Leave
Eyes
47. Through fermentation - the alcohol concentration is limited to ___%.
Inflammatory
15
Plants
Caffeine
48. The ________ the amount needed to get a particular effect - the more potent the drug.
Patent medicines
Smaller
Cancer
Antihistamines
49. A recent study indicated that persons aged 26 to __ were most likely to have used marijuana sometime during their life.
Psychoactive
Congeners
34
Cocaine
50. In addition to vitamins and minerals - the FDA defines dietary supplements as substances such as herbs - extracts of herbs - ___________ and concentrates.
Sedative hypnotic
Amino acids
Tissue
Distillation