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ch 14 study guide
Course: HEALTH health202, Spring 2008School: Ohio
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Objectives for Chapter 14 Study-guide: 1. Identify what drug is most treated for addictions in Australia, Asia, Europe, <a href="/keyword/north-america/" >north america</a> , South America, and the Nordic Nations. -Opiates: Australia, Europe, Asia -Cocaine: <a href="/keyword/north-america/" >north america</a> n,South...
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Objectives for Chapter 14 Study-guide: 1. Identify what drug is most treated for addictions in Australia, Asia, Europe, <a href="/keyword/north-america/" >north america</a> , South America, and the Nordic Nations. -Opiates: Australia, Europe, Asia -Cocaine: <a href="/keyword/north-america/" >north america</a> n,South America 2. List the 6 steps in drug breakdown involved when the body metabolizes a drug. -drug is introduced -circulates in bloodstream -attaches to receptor sites -Liver breaks drug down drugs circulating in bloodstream -Drugs at recpetor sires dissipate -Lungs, bowels,skin, and kidneys excrete chemicals metabolized by liver 3. List and describe the six scientific categories of drugs. -Prescription: Doctor consent -OTC: w/o perscription -Recreational: alcohol, tobacco,coffee, tea, chocolate -Herbal:products of botanical origin that are believed to have medicinal value -Illicit:Illegal, harmful, psychoactive -Commercial: perfumes, cosmetics, inks, dyes, glue, paints, pestocides 4. Define receptor sites. -specialized cells to which drugs can attach themselves 5. Discuss 5 routes of administration of drugs. -Orally -Inhalation -injection -Inunction:though skin(nicotine patch) -Suppositories: waxy medium absorbed through anus. 6. Identify 3 life problems associated with women who use <a href="/keyword/illicit-drug/" >illicit drug</a> s. -Abused by age 16, atleast one parent abused alcohol or drugs, and low selfesteem or self-confidence. 7. Describe the "multimodal" approach to <a href="/keyword/drug-education/" >drug education</a> and strategies for fighting <a href="/keyword/drug-abuse/" >drug abuse</a> . *8. List 10 categories of psychoactive drugs. **8-9 on printoff** *9. Address all information pertaining to the 10 categories of psychoactive drugs included on the "Facts about Psychoactive Drugs" worksheet.
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