The second most addictive drug in the world.

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The liver will eliminate about how many drinks per hour.

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Nicotine is this type of drug.

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What is the main function of protein?

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Stress that is potentially harmful to the body.

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Copying a behavior

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An outgoing person with a broad personality.

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Most smoking related illnesses are due to the destruction of these.

(a)  

Form of cancer that attacks the mouth.

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Drug interaction that increases the effects of the other.

(a)  

How much you like yourself.

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The normal body state.

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The first stage of stress

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The part of the cigarette that has the most adverse effect on the heart and bloodvessels.

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The stage of stress when the body is worn down.

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The part of the cigarette that contains carcinogens.

(a)  

The most deadly form of cancer

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This means to widen blood vessels

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Drinkable form of alcohol

(a)  

Positive Stress

(a)  

Comes from the ground, plants, and animals.

(a)  

Excess glucose is stored in the body in the form of (a)  

Smoke that comes from the end of a cigarette.

(a)  

Most abundant nutrient in the body.

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Chemical produced by the body that gives a person a burst of needed energy.

(a)  

The most important sugar because of the energy it makes.

(a)  

Cancer causing substance

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Nerve center of the brain

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Sugar that comes from fruit

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Type of drug that alters perception, thoughts, and mood

(a)  

This nutrient can be classified as simple or complex

(a)  

Greatest energy source by way of calories

(a)  

This drug interaction cancels out the other drug

(a)  

Asthma, migraine headaches, and high blood pressure are all examples of this type of illness.

(a)  

Refusing to accept reality

(a)  

Hormone that activates the adrenal gland

(a)  

A drug you can get without a prescription

(a)  

State of being

(a)  

This theorist believed in the hierarchy of needs

(a)  

This theorist believed personality was made up of 3 parts. ID, Ego, Super Ego and developed through childhood experiences.

(a)  

Wheezing is associated with which smoking related illness?

(a)  

Dry, persistent cough is associated with which smoking related illness?

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