Substance Abuse
1)
The following fall under the category of stimulants:
2)
Which of the following is not a side effect of smoking marijuana:
3)
"Magic Mushroom," "Purple Passion" and "Shrooms" are street names for which of the following:
4)
Which one is the familiar name for synthetic substances related to the male sex hormones?
5)
The risks of using Anabolic Steroids are so minimal that athletes can use them without risking their health
6)
The behavioral syndrome “muscle dysmorphia” may contribute to:
7)
"Taking multiple doses of steroids over a specific period of time, stopping for a period, and starting again",this method of steroid abuse is known as:
8)
Steroid abuse cause liver tumors in which blood-filled cysts form in the liver is known as:
9)
Training program for preventing steroid abuse among adolescent girls on sports teams is:
10)
The four types of prescription-type drugs group into a category referred to as :
11)
Which illicit drug is used by the most people:
12)
Illicit drugs are used by a higher percentage of what age group:
13)
As opposed to popular opinion, more girls between the ages of 12 and 17 use marijuana than boys of the same age.
14)
The estimates for the prevalence of alcohol use levels are reported as:
15)
Driving under the influence of alcohol was reported the highest rate of what age group(in 2012):
16)
The youth prevention-related measures of substance use include:
17)
Most easily available illicit drug is:
18)
An individual is defined as needing treatment for an alcohol or drug use problem if he or she met the criteria specified in:
19)
A study sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), that surveys students in the 9th through 12th in classrooms during the spring of each year is:
20)
Studies show the precise reasons why people abuse drugs:
21)
The following is not one of Kaplan's "explanatory perspectives" for the adoption of substance abuse among adolescents?
22)
Symptoms of Substance Dependence include:
23)
Which of the following does not fit the criteria for a diagnosis of substance abuse according to the DSM IV-TR:
24)
There were less than 20 million people who were diagnosed as having substance dependence or abuse in 2004.
25)
The CAGE questionnaire is used to:
26)
The screening test that can be used to assess the level of alcohol use and dependence are:
27)
No single treatment approach is appropriate for all individuals:
28)
Most commonly used forms of Behavioral therapies of the drug abuse treatment are:
29)
Medications approved for treating alcohol dependence are:
30)
long-term drug use results in significant changes in brain function that can persist long after the individual stops using drugs
31)
SBIRT shows to be effective against the treatment for:
32)
A withdrawal syndrome in newborns called neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) is due to the prenatal use of :
33)
Which medication option for opioid dependence during pregnancy ,has been shown to produce fewer NAS symptoms in babies :
34)
The most prominent self-help group are based on :
35)
The best-known residential treatment model is :
36)
A synthetic opioid antagonist, which blocks opioid receptors that are involved in the rewarding effects of drinking and the craving for alcohol:
37)
Which model provides a framework for engaging stimulant (e.g., methamphetamine and cocaine) abusers in treatment:
38)
The Cognitive-Behavior coping skills treatment (CBT) approach to cocaine addiction includes functional analysis which considers which of the following about the patient before and after drug use?
39)
The cognitive and behavioral therapies similar to CBT are:
40)
Emergency room protocol for treating the physical symptoms of methamphetamine overdose includes:
