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analgesics that work on the central nervous system are called
narcotics
Drugs that lower, or depress the activity of the nervous system
depressants
drugs that increase the activity of the central and sympathetic nervous systems
stimulants
Psychological and physiological dependence are both forms of
addiction
occurs when a person needs larger or more frequent doses of a drug to achieve the same effect
tolerance
occurs when the person stops taking the drug and actually becomes ill
withdrawal
stimulate the CNS altering moods, thoughts, and sensory perceptions
hallucinogens