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Nicotine is Highly addictive ______ and _______
physicaly, psychologically
What is the most addictive substance?
nicotine
__ % of people who experiment with cigarettes develop some sort of dependence
85
Nicotine increases the risk of the following four neurotransmitters;
Norephrine, Dopamine, Acetylcholine, seratonin
Heavy use of cigs _______ the _____.
depresses, CNS
________ can act as a stimulant and sedative.
cigs
___ is within the cig. smoke when nicotine and water are removed
Tar
Tar is part of the _____ phase.
particulate
Tar harms____, ______, _____, and _________ _______
ciliated cells, goblet cells, basal cells, and respiratory lining.
Tar brings carcinogenic compounds directly into the______
airway
Tar increases the production of _____ which causes the smokers cough
mucus
What causes impaired oxygen transport?
carbon monoxide
Carbon monoxide is part of the _____ phase.
gaseous
Which phase holds carbon monoxide the most damaging compound?
Gaseous phase
Carbon Monoxide inactivates___
RBC's
The impaired oxygen transport from ______ _______ causes shortness of _____ and lower _______.
carbon monoxide, breath, endurance
Carbon Monoxide impairs ______ ________.
fetal development
Name 5 health conditions/ illnesses smoking can cause
Myocardial Infraction
Sudden Cardiac Death
Angina Pectoris
Increased Platelet Adhesiveness
Respiratory Tract Cancers
Kidney Cancer
Gastrointestinal system cancer
Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
Pulmonary Emphysema
Infertility
Name 5 Problems secondary smoke can cause in kids
bronchitis, pneumonia, Respiratory symptoms, middle ear infections
__ % of harmful substances associated with second hand smoke
85
What is diluted smoke that stays within a common source of air?
environmental smoke
______ premature deaths happen a year due to heart disease related to secondhand smoke
31,000
_______premature deaths happen a year due to lung cancer related to secondhand smoke
53,000
Name 5 effects of addy.
Euphoria
Wakefulness/insomnia
Increased focus/attention
Hallucinations
Delirium
Confusion
Nervousness
Agitation
Depression
Mental disturbances
Moodiness
Worsening of tics (Tourette’s syndrome)
Drowsiness
Over stimulation

Agitation
Depression
Mental disturbances
Moodiness
Worsening of tics (Tourette’s syndrome)
Drowsiness
Over stimulation
Name 5 long term effects of addy.
Psychosis
Memory loss
Hallucinations
Mood disturbances
Heart Complications – weakened heart
Stroke
Severe Psychological addiction
If injecting risk insoluble fillers in Ritalin blocking small blood vessels.
Name 5 effects of weed
Euphoria, confusion
Slowed thinking and reaction time
Impaired balance and coordination
Cough, frequent respiratory infections
Name 5 Long term effects of weed.
Damage to lungs, throat and mouth
Can become daily activity leading to addiction
Withdrawal symptoms for 1-6 weeks after period of regular use
Heart problems for people already at risk
Increases risk of chronic cough, bronchitis & emphysema
Cannabinoid amotivational syndrome
What is drug abuse?
the intentional misuse of a chemical.
Any use of a legal or illegal drug in a way that is detrimental to health
What is drug misuse?
Inappropriate use of legal drugs intended to be medications
taking prescribed medication without consulting a physician
Intentional or unintentional
What drug category increases Heart rate, blood pressure, and brain function?
stimulants
Name 5 stimulants
Cocaine
Amphetamine
Methamphetamine
Caffeine
Ritalin
Ephedra
What are the 2 most popular legal stimulants?
addy and ritalin
Barbituates, rohyphnol, alcohol, tranquilizers, and GHB are all examples of?
depressants
Which drug category(besides stimulants) increases temperature, blood pressure, and heart rate?
hallucinogens
Name 5 hallucinogens
LSD
PCP
Peyote
Ecstasy and designer drugs
What drug category decreases the heart rate and blood pressure (Not depressants)
Narcotics or opiates
Name 5 key actions of Narcotics (opiates)
Relief of pain, euphoria
Reduced heart rate and blood pressure
Sedation, drowsiness, confusion
3 examples of narcotics
Opium
Morphine
Heroin
Oxycodone
What drug category is Natural and synthetic; derived from the Oriental poppy plant?
Narcotics (opiates)
Name 5 key actions of hallucinogens
Increased temperature, heart rate, blood pressure
Weakness, tremors, nervousness, paranoia
Synesthesia (sensation of combining of the senses)
Name 5 key actions of depressants
Reduced heart and breathing rates, blood pressure
Lowered inhibitions, impaired judgment
Sedation, drowsiness, loss of consciousness
Name 3 key actions of inhalants
Unpredictable, drunklike effects; aggression
Euphoria
Damage to respiratory and cardiovascular systems
Give 3 examples of inhalants
Gasoline
Glues
Paint
Aerosol propellants
Nitrites (“laughing gas”)
Which drug category refers to volatile compounds?
inhalants
The average Texas State student has how many drinks a week?
4.6
__% of Tx State students had 4 or fewer drinks last time they partied
39.8
__% of Tx State students did not binge drink at least once in the past 2 weeks.
56.6
__% of Tx State students reported not driving after having 5 or more drinks in the last 30 days
87
__% of Tx State students say they used a DD
73
__% of Tx State students say they have not used weed in the last 30 days.
80
__ % of Tx State students say they have used weed in the last year
41
___ % of Tx State students say they currently use weed
27
__% of Tx State students used an illicit drug other than weed in the past year
16.5
__% of Tx State students are current users of illicit drugs other than weed.
8.5
Texas States alcohol and drug stats are all ____ than the national average
higher
List 5 signs and symptoms of alcohol poisoning
mental confusion, coma, can't be roused
no response to pinching skin
vomit while sleeping
seizure
slow or irregular breathing, less than 8 breaths a minute
low body temp
bluish skin or paleness
Give 3 things to do in the case of alcohol poisoning
call 911
drive to the ER
keep from choking
stay with the victim
be honest with the medic
Give 3 don'ts in the case of alcohol poisoning
give food
give black caffeine
give cold shower
tell them to sleep it off
leave them alone
make them walk it off
What is the proportion of alcohol in a measured volume of blood given as a percentage?
BAC
BAC rises when?
you drink faster than you can metabolize the alcohol

(1 drink/hr or .6 oz of alcohol or .015%)
Alcohol is metabolized in the _____.
liver