Nicotine and Alcohol Addiction PDF

Nicotine: is a addictive drug in tobacco Addictive: a cause to develop intense cravings. Vaping: a newer tobacco developing method Smokeless tobacco: is a ground tobacco that is chewed or inhaled Snuff: other form of smokeless tobacco Tar: dark thick liquid that forms when tobacco forms Carbon monox...

Nicotine: is a addictive drug in tobacco Addictive: a cause to develop intense cravings. Vaping: a newer tobacco developing method Smokeless tobacco: is a ground tobacco that is chewed or inhaled Snuff: other form of smokeless tobacco Tar: dark thick liquid that forms when tobacco forms Carbon monoxide: a colorless, odorless, poisonous gas when tobacco burns\ Alveoli: the sacs in the lungs Emphysema: a disease that kills alveoli COPD: when a passage in the lungs becomes swollen and irritated losing there elastic Psychological dependence: a person’s believe that they need the drug to feel good Physical dependence: when the body has a chemical need for the drug Withdrawal: a series of painful and mental symptoms when not using the drug Relapse: a return to drug after stopping Secondhand smoke: whenever someone smokes near you Mainstream smoke: smoke that is inhaled then exhaled Sidestream smoke: a non-smoker who breathes in secondhand smoke Passive smoke: smoke that comes from the end Cold turkey: stoop using the drug immediately Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT): products that help to stop the addiction Alcohol: drug created by chemical reaction Drug: a substance other than food that changes the structure and or function of the body and or mind. Depressant: drug that slows down mind and reactions Inhibitions: restraints on behaviors or actions Binge drinking: have several drinks in a short period of time Driving while intoxicated (DWI): when a person driving has a blood alcohol of 0.08 percent or higher. Intoxicated: being physically or mentally impaired by alcohol Blood alcohol intoxication: the amount of alcohol in blood Alcohol poisoning: a condition caused by drinking to much on a short period of time Cirrhosis: the scarring and destruction of the liver and tissue Reaction time: the ability of the body to respond quickly Fetal alcohol syndrome: a birth effect due to alcohol Alcoholism: when someone has a mental need for alcohol Craving: strong need for alcohol Tolerance: when a body needs more to feel a specific feeling Alcohol abuse: using alcohol in a bad way Enablers: a person who helps an alcoholic stop drinking Intervention: when people you know like friend and family want you get help to try not to be addicted to the substance Recovery: the process where a alcoholic tries to to start to level a alcohol free life Detoxification: physical process of freeing the body from an additive. STOP technique: say no tell why offer a different idea probability leave