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What is a drug?
What is a drug?
- A substance taken to induce hallucinations
- A substance found only in medicinal products
- Any substance taken into the body that changes chemical reactions (correct)
- A substance taken to reduce symptoms
What is an example of a medicinal drug?
What is an example of a medicinal drug?
- Caffeine in energy drinks
- Hallucinogens to induce sleep
- Painkillers to reduce headaches (correct)
- Alcohol to induce stimulations
What is substance abuse?
What is substance abuse?
- Using legal or illegal drugs in excess or the wrong way (correct)
- Using illegal drugs to induce hallucinations
- Using legal drugs in moderation
- Drinking coffee or tea to stay awake
What can be a result of consuming too much caffeine?
What can be a result of consuming too much caffeine?
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Where can drugs be found?
Where can drugs be found?
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Study Notes
What is a Drug?
- A drug is any substance taken into the body that changes and affects chemical reactions in the body.
- Drugs can be taken legally to reduce a symptom, such as a headache, or to treat different types of infections (medicinal drugs).
- Drugs can also be taken illegally to provide stimulation, induce sleep, or create hallucinations (recreational drugs).
Presence of Drugs in Food
- Drugs are present in many food products, including:
- Tea
- Coffee
- Energy drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- These drugs have stimulant properties that can produce caffeinism, a condition that can lead to addiction.
Substance Abuse
- Substance abuse is the use of legal or illegal drugs (substances) in the wrong way or in excess amounts.
- Some drugs, although medical, can be subject to substance abuse.
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