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PPL10 Substance Use and Abuse

PPL10 Substance Use and Abuse

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9th Grade

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Penelope Longval

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22 Slides • 19 Questions

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Why do you think it is important for teenagers to learn about substance use and abuse?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a psychoactive drug?

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A drug that affects our mental and emotional state

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A drug that only affects our physical state

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A drug that is used as food

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A drug that has no effect on the body

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a sign of substance abuse according to the lesson?

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Using a substance to cope with problems

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Using a substance for medical reasons under a doctor's supervision

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Using a substance in a way that makes it difficult to carry on with life

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Using a substance for medical reasons without a doctor's supervision

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are factors related to the drug itself that affect the risk of drug use?

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How the drug is prepared

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The user's metabolism

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The setting in which the drug is used

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The amount of drug taken

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Fill in the Blanks

The brain is often called the

center of your body.

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Fill in the blank: Mood altering drugs affect the body’s

nervous system.

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Multiple Choice

What role does the limbic system play in the development of addiction?

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It helps regulate sleep

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It creates an appetite for pleasurable things

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It controls muscle movement

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It processes visual information

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Multiple Choice

How does the first use of a drug of abuse affect the brain's reward circuitry?

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It decreases dopamine production

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It activates the reward circuitry with intense pleasure

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It causes memory loss

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It suppresses all emotions

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As a result of repeated drug use, dopamine’s ability to activate pleasure circuits becomes

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Open Ended

Describe the changes that occur in the brain after repeated drug use and how these changes contribute to addiction.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are consequences of the brain changes caused by drug addiction?

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Compulsive drug use

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Improved memory

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Tolerance (needing more drug for same effect)

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Increased physical strength

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Open Ended

What factors influence whether a person becomes addicted to drugs, according to the lesson?

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Open Ended

Explain how risk changes across the different levels of drug use shown in the continuum.

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Multiple Choice

Which level of drug use is associated with zero risk?

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Non Use

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Experimental Use

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Social Use

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Binge Use

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Multiple Choice

Which type of drug use is most likely to result in high risk of harm even if it occurs only once?

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Non Use

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Social Use

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Binge Use

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Experimental Use

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Binge use is characterized by the use of a

amount of a substance at one time.

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Substance use that continues compulsively and excessively despite problems in various life areas is called

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Drugs are substances, other than food, that affect a person's

, emotional or physical state.

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Summarize one key thing you learned today about how drugs affect a person's mental, emotional, or physical state.

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