Chapter 12 (illegal drugs)

A condition in which a person can no longer control his or her drug use is called:

• Addiction

• Tolerance

• Withdrawal

• Dependence

Prescription drug abuse can lead to addiction.

• True

• False

Drugs that slow down body systems

• Narcotics

• Inhalants

• Depressants

• Stimulants

Drugs that speed up the body systems

• Hallucinogens

• Inhalants

• Depressants

• Stimulants

Drugs that are colorless and odorless, leave the user unable to defend themselves from assault.

• Narcotics

• Hallucinogens

• Date Rape Drugs

• Depressants

Drugs that distort a person's moods, thoughts, perception of reality, and senses.

• Inhalants

• Hallucinogens

• Stimulants

• Depressants

Household items (cleaners, nail polish remover, etc.) that are dangerous when used improperly.

• Narcotics

• Over the Counter medicines

• Prescription medicines

• Inhalants

Drug that is used to promote muscle development, but it has a negative effects if improperly used.

• Steroids

• Heroin

• Ecstasy

• PCP

Put the refusal skills in the correct order

• Promptly leave

• Offer another idea

• Tell why not

• Say no in a firm voice

This drug is the most potent and dangerous and is a newer synthetic.

• Heroin

• Cocaine

• Fentanyl

• Tobacco