Drug unit Crosword Crossword

drugs that oppose the actions of other drugs.
drugs that cause visions and other sensory illusions.
a narcotic drug that relieves pain and induces sleep, made from the opium poppy.
combinations of OTC drugs and other chemicals packaged to look like prescription medications or illegal drugs.
habit-forming drugs that relieve pain and produce sleep when taken in moderate doses. Also called opiates, because most are derived from the opium poppy.
powerful, addictive stimulant drugs; because they suppress appetite, they are reserved for use in cases where overfatness threatens health, also known as Speed.
By using these types of drugs you brain tissue or fat will be dissolved leaving holes in the brain.
Sedatives and Barbiturates fall into this category of drug.
Cocaine and Amphetamines fall into this category of drugs.
The most abused drug in the USA other than Nicotine is?
a craving for something; mental dependence on a drug, habit, or behavior; also called psychological dependence.
the physical symptoms that occur when a drug to which a person is addicted to is cleared from the body tissue.
a change in the body’s chemistry so that without the presence of a substance (drug), normal functioning begins to fail, and withdrawal symptoms set in; also called physical dependence.
Unpleasant feelings occur when endorphins are lacking; these feelings often follow drug-induced euphoria.
A physical or psychological need for a higher and higher dose of a drug.
a sense of great well-being and pleasure brought on by some drug; popularly called a HIGH.
Those who are preyed upon most often by drug dealers and drug trafficker?
the taking of a drug for its medically intended purpose, and in the appropriate amount, frequence, strength, and manner.
the deliberate taking of a drug for other than its medical purpose and in a manner that can result in damage to a person’s health or ability to function.
the taking of a drug for its medically intended purpose, but not in the appropriate amount, frequence, strength, and manner.