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any other substance other than food or water thats to change the structure or the function of the body |
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what are psychoactive drugs ? |
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exerrts the effect on the brain, changes mood, thinking and behavior |
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caffeine -- mostly used legally
cannabis -- weed; most common illegal use
tobbaco -- smoking
ethanol -- drinking
rohypnol -- date rape
MDMA -- e
GHB -- liquid e.
ketamin -- PCP; dreamlike hallucinations
cocain -- comes from plant
amphetamines -- powerful stimulnt
hallucinogens -- found in plant;alteration of perception and bounderies
tranquilizers - CNS depressent
opiate narcotics - mostl un VAN
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peer pressure
curiosity
popularity
cool
parents do it
siblings |
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what are the models of addiction? |
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biological factorss --- pleasure centure
environmental -- learned habits
alcoholism
classic model -- stages -- tolerance, dependency, withdrawal
social deviance -- to be outside social norms |
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what drugs do not go well with the classic model an why? |
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cannabis and hallucinogens becausethye have no physical dependance |
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what are treatment for substance abuse |
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1. make the decision
2. counselling
3. programs
4. harm reduction
5.enforcement
6. understandint the person |
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what are the health consequences of smoking? |
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- reduce lung growth
- fitness level
- cvd
- chd
- strokes
- lesions
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to choose or not to choose tobacco . why |
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socodemographic
environmental
behanvior
personal
socio economoics |
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education
prevent access
higher prices |
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need exchange rate; it has not decreased the incidents of HIV |
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