Health Final

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Narcotics

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drugs taken to bring on sleep or make you lose feeling

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examples of narcotics

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opium, prohpine, heroine, codine, synthetic opiats

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barbiturates

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seditive-puts you to sleep-hypnotics

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tranquilizers

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reduces muscle coordination and mental alertness-very addicting-made to decrease barbituits

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depressants

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slows down your nervous system
ex. stimulants, barbiturates, tranquilizers, cocaine

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hallucinogens

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drugs that produce imaginary visions
ex. peyote, mescilin, PCP, LSD< marijuana

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inhalants

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things you inhale

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designer drugs

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rohypnol (roofies), GHB, ketamine (special k), ex
-man made

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cannabis

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marijuana-THC

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amphetamines

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used to decrease mild depression
uused in diet pills

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tactile hallucinations

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feeling hallucination

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LSD

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hallucinogen clear and odorless, fat soluble

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withdrawal

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restlessmess, anxiety, increaed heart rate, weight loss, vomitting

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side effects of steroids

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violent and aggressive behavior, increased body hair, deeper voice, females lose period nad boobs

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sperm

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male reproductive cell

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ovaries

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two glands that contain immature egg cells

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fertilization

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the joining of egg and sperm in falopian tube

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herpes

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STD

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HIV

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human immunodefieincy virus
destroys t-cells in white blood cells

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cowpers gland

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produces a fluid that clenses the urethra beffore ejaculation

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calendar methods for protection

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days 12-16

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seminal vesicles

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helps provide more fluid for the sperm

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pituitary gland

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located at the base of the brain in females and males-produces hormones

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prostate gland

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gland in males that adds the fluid to the semen

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estrogen

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female hormone

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amniocentesis

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test to see if your baby has problems

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tubal ligation

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getting your tubes tied

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ovulation

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when an ovary releases a mature egg into the fallopian tube, fertilization takes place

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obstetrician

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takes care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the recuperative period following delivery.

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treatment for gonorrhea and syhilis

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antibiotics

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treatment for generital warts

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burn off, chemicals, lasers

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ultrasound or sonogram

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An image, as of an unborn fetus or an internal body organ

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seminiferous tubules

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the part of the testicle where the sperm is produced

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testosterone

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male hormone

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adrenaline

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gives yaaa that rushhhhhhh

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progesterone

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femalehormone

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protein

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the class of nutrients that play an important role in growth and repair of body tissues and is a source of energy

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carbohydrates

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energy yielding nutrient
-simple and complez

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fats

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needed in diet for many body functions
1. saturated (solid)
2. unsaturated (liquid)

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minerals

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work with vitamins to help enzymes, hormones, and structure tissue, water is most important

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calories

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unit used to measure the amount of energy when nutruents are burned

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vit. a

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necessary for growth and repair of tissue- important to health of eyes

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vit. c

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gelps geal wounds, scar tissue, and frature, maybe provide resistance to infection

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fat soluble

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vitamins broken down by the fat in the body and can be stored in the fat of the body

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water soluble

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the water in the body breaks ddown these vitamines, they are not stored, whatever is not used is expelled in urine

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amino acids

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one of about 20 different chemical substances that make up proteins

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stressers

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something that initiates stress

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distress

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negative or unwanted stress

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eustress

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positive stress

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phobia

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unrealistic fear that disrupts your normal routine

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id

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concerned with basic primitive uncivilized and unhibited drives

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psychosis

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functional disorder where a person is so distored that they cant function properly in teh environment

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neurosis

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disorder where anxiety or fear prevents a person from functioning effectively in day to day living
ex. paranoia, hypochondria, anorexia, dpression, suicide

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Maslow

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hierarchy of needs-hwat people need to have good mental health
1. top-self actualization-rarely met
2. esthetic-beauty-explore-understand
3. emotional-love
4. physical-food water shelter safety

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Freud

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people are controlled by the onconscious mind, they can react in 2 ways: 1. environment 2. themselves
id, ego, superego

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defense mechanisms

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1. denial
2. escape or fantasy
3. rationaliztion (excuse)
4. projection-blame others
5. repression-block out thoughts
6. identification-follow a role model
7. displacement-express feelings
8. compensation-make up for something you dont have
9. sublimation-transforming unacceptable behavior unto acceptable one
10. regression-retreating to an earlier time that is less threatening

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phobias:

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auro-heights
aria-flying
zoo-animals
biblio-books
bronta-thunder
pyro-fire
agor-outdoors

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self directed ways to handle stress

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1. set goals nad objectives
2. recreation-relaxing
3. exercise

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stages of grieving

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1. denial
2. anger
3. bargaining
4. depression
5. acceptance

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type a personality

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rushed, uptight, etc

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type b personality

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laid back, not rushed

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ethyl alcohol

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drinking alcohol
a. fermented
b. distilled

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methyl alcohol

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wood alcohol-used in fuel and cleaning solvents

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use

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consuming alcohol in an approrpiate manner- 1-2 drinks every 1-2 hours

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misuse

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occasionally drinking in an inappropriate manner once or twice a week, going out to get drunk

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abuse

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uncontrollable and continuous misuse of alcohol, addicted, road to alcoholism

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alveoli

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air sacs in the lungs

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carcinogen

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cancer causing agent

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emphysema/chronic bronchitis

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get from smoking

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what factors affect how alcohol affects your body

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1. body weight
2. eating
3. tolerance
4. time period
5. type of drink
6. mood youre in
7. place you drink

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alcohol groups

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1. AA
2. alanon-family members
3. Alateen-alcoholic teens
4. alatot-children of alcoholic

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tar

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dark, sticky substance in tobacco that causes cancer

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radioactive element in cigs

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polenium

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how to determine proof and amount of alcohol

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proof= percentage times two

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therapies to get off alcohol

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1. aversion-pill and drink and makes you throw up
2. detox
3. psychotherapy

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alcohol is what type of drug?

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depressant