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How do drugs go into the body |
Injection, inhalation, ingestion, transdermal patches |
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Examples of OTC meds |
Niquil, ibuprofen, Advil |
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Prescription meds |
Xanax, adderall, codeine |
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Drug |
Any substance that changes a person physical or psychological state |
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Medicine |
Drug used to cure, prevent, or treat illness or discomfort |
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FDA |
Food and drug administration |
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Short term effects of marijuana |
Giddiness, slowed thinking, distorted sense of time and distance, difficulty paying attention |
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Drug interaction |
When a drug interacts with another drug |
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Active ingredient in marijuana |
THC |
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Stimulant |
Increases energy |
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Depressant |
Decreased energy |
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Depressant drugs |
Xanax, alcohol, marijuana |
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Stimulants |
Meth, caffeine, cocaine |
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Most common date rape drug |
Rohypnol |
