Substance Abuse

A breathable chemical vapor that produces mind-altering affects is called a(n)

• inhalant

• depressant

• stimulant

• club drug

LSD, psilocybin, and PCP are examples of

• hallucinogens

• amphetamines

• depressants

• stimulants

Restlessness, loss of appetite, increased respiration, and increased blood pressure are common side effects of

• inhalants

• depressants

• stimulants

• club drugs

A drug that distorts perception, thought, and mood.

• hallucinogen

• stimulant

• depressant

• amphetamine

The disease in which cells fill with fat. die, and leave behind useless scar tissue in the liver is called

• cirrhosis

• emphysema

• angina

• ulcer

A period of time when drunk that a drinker cannot recall

• blackout

• hangover

• binge

• wipeout

A drug that speeds brain and body reactions

• hallucinogen

• amphetamine

• depressant

• stimulant

Many LSD users experience the spontaneous recurrence of visual hallucinations long after use of the drug has been discontinued, which is called

• aggression

• flashbacks

• dry mouth

• difficultly breathing

When two drugs interact to provide a greater effect than those that each drug would produce alone, like Rohypnol and alcohol, is called

• antagonism

• addiction

• synergism

• tolerance

Which of the following is a club drug associated with "date rape"?

• Rohypnol

• Cocaine

• Alcohol

• Barbituates