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Which aspects of teenage life are closely associated with drug use and misuse?
Which aspects of teenage life are closely associated with drug use and misuse?
- Engagement in fights and conflicts with peers (correct)
- Involvement in volunteer and community activities
- High academic performance and dedication to sports
- Strong family relationships and support
What describes Maria's approach towards making decisions about substance use?
What describes Maria's approach towards making decisions about substance use?
- Ignoring peer pressure and impulsive choices
- Consulting friends for validation
- Making decisions based solely on immediate gratification
- Considering values and long-term goals (correct)
What is a recognized function of narcotics in medicine?
What is a recognized function of narcotics in medicine?
- Stimulating brain activity for heightened alertness
- Promoting weight loss through appetite suppression
- Relieving pain by acting on the nervous system (correct)
- Inducing euphoria and altering perceptions
What is a common warning sign that may indicate substance use or abuse?
What is a common warning sign that may indicate substance use or abuse?
Why might substance abuse differ across various communities?
Why might substance abuse differ across various communities?
What is a significant economic impact of substance abuse?
What is a significant economic impact of substance abuse?
Which scenario best describes how Jenna could effectively avoid substance abuse?
Which scenario best describes how Jenna could effectively avoid substance abuse?
What is a more viable alternative for coping with stress instead of using substances?
What is a more viable alternative for coping with stress instead of using substances?
What are some healthy activities that can serve as alternatives to substance use?
What are some healthy activities that can serve as alternatives to substance use?
Which statement reflects a common misconception about addiction?
Which statement reflects a common misconception about addiction?
Flashcards
Depressant drug example
Depressant drug example
Alcohol is a depressant drug.
Narcotic function
Narcotic function
Narcotics relieve pain by affecting the nervous system, often causing sedation.
Addiction misconception
Addiction misconception
Addiction isn't only about weak personalities; anyone can struggle with addiction.
Warning sign of substance use
Warning sign of substance use
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Stress-coping alternative
Stress-coping alternative
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Healthy alternative to substance use
Healthy alternative to substance use
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Substance use consequences
Substance use consequences
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Community service benefit
Community service benefit
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Avoiding substance offer
Avoiding substance offer
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Economic impact of substance abuse
Economic impact of substance abuse
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Study Notes
Community Service
- Community service through dance activities is a way to raise awareness and bring people together.
Health and Government Agencies
- Government agencies in the Philippines responsible for law enforcement and narcotics operations.
Peer Influence and Substance Use
- Teenagers' engagement in fights, conflicts, and lack of dedication to tasks are associated with drug use.
- Analyzing consequences of substance use before making choices is a positive approach.
- Maria considers long-term goals and values before making decisions about substance use.
Substance Types and Effects
- Alcohol is a depressant, slowing down brain activity.
- Narcotics relieve pain by acting on the nervous system, potentially leading to sedation.
Misconceptions About Addiction
- Only people with weak personalities become addicted to substances is a misconception.
Warning Signs of Substance Use
- Sudden changes in friends and social circles are warning signs of substance use.
- Sudden changes in behaviors (like increased blood sugar) are warning signs of substance use.
Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Substance Abuse
- Substance abuse is prevalent in certain communities due to socio-cultural factors.
Healthcare Costs and Substance Use
- Increased treatment costs for addiction and related health issues are a consequence of substance abuse.
- Voluntary rehabilitation steps can be taken by a drug addict with help from a guardian.
Avoiding Substance Use
- Avoiding eye contact and not saying anything are ways to resist substance use pressure without confrontation.
- Politely declining substance offers demonstrates assertiveness.
Dealing with Substance Offers
- Politely declining substance offers demonstrates assertiveness.
- Responding to stranger offers about possible substances by declining them is advised.
Relaxation Alternatives
- Spending time with supportive friends or family is a healthy way to relax.
- Movie night, snacks, and games are healthy alternatives to coping mechanisms that involve substances.
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Explore the intricate relationship between substance use and the associated societal factors. This quiz covers topics like peer influence, types of substances, and the warning signs of addiction, aiming to raise awareness and promote healthy decision-making among teenagers. Join us in understanding how community service and health initiatives can impact substance-related issues.
