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BAC (blood alcohol content) for 21
0.08
BAC (blood alcohol content) for under 21
0.00
Explain binge drinking
5 or more drinks (men) or 4 or more drinks (women) in one sitting
Symptoms of alcohol poisoning
passing out
slow breathing
vomiting while sleeping
What should be done if someone has alcohol poisoning?
Call 911
Don't leave them alone
Put them on their chest or back
What is the active ingredient in marijuana?
THC
What is a neurotransmitter?
Chemical message in the brain.
Long-term memory takes place in the ?
hippocampus
The feel good/pleasure neurotransmitter is ?
dopemine
What does the hypothalamus do?
hunger
What does the cerebellum do?
motor coordination
flow
time
What does the amygdala do?
attention
noticing differences
motivation
novelty threshold
What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?
Causing something to happen by believing it will come true.
What's the percent of teens that smoke cigarettes monthly?
18%
What's the percentage of teens that smoke marijuana monthly?
23%
What is a gateway drug?
a drug that may lead to use of other drugs
Family Roles - Describe a Chief Enabler?
helps other users use
Family Roles - Describe a hero?
preferred child
respectful
good grades
helpful
Family Roles - Describe a scapegoat?
troublemaker
lazy
drugs
bad grades
drinking
blame
Family Roles - Describe a lost child?
loner
Family Roles - Describe a mascot?
fun child
How does a joint compare to cigarettes in terms of carbon monoxide?
1 joint = 5 cigarettes
How does a joint compare to a cigarette in regards to damage of the lining of the airways?
1 joint = 10 cigarettes
The addictive ingredient in a cigarette is what?
nicotine
A smoke loses how many minutes of life with each cigarette?
7 minutes
What is a brain cell called?
neuron
What is a carcinogen?
cancer causing substance
How many carcinogens are in tobacco?
60+
What does it mean to enable a drug user?
help user to use
What percent of smokers want to quit?
75%
COMPLETE SENTENCES
What is tolerance and how does this happen in the brain?
Tolerance is when you don't get the same high feeling anymore.
It's when too much dopamine in the brain causes the receptors to become numb.
COMPLETE SENTENCES
What is neuroadaptation and what does this lead to in a drug user?
Neuroadaptation is when more receptors are made that crave dopamine. This leads to addiction.
COMPLETE SENTENCES
Drugs can cause depression. What changes in the brain with drug use that leads to depression?
Depression is caused when the brain is not making enough dopamine.
Author
ChicoG1rl
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Card Set
Health Test - Drug Unit
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Health Test - Drug Unit
Updated
2013-11-08T05:50:18Z
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