Across
- 3. includes physiologic and psychologic aspects
- 4. most serious form of substance abuse; uncontrollable compulsion to use a substance
- 5. continuing desire to take the drug to be able to function
- 6. continued after need is passed/shared/acquired from other sources
- 7. from long term use/fatty liver, then inflammation and necrosis
- 10. confusion, disorientation, loss of motor coordination, altered personality/amnesia
- 14. speed/uppers/meth/crank
- 16. body has adapted to presence of drug or chemical so that discontinuing leads to withdrawal
- 17. ex: sleeping pills, glues, nail polish remover, aerosols
- 18. ex: amphetamines
- 20. alter a person's perception and awareness and produce illusions
- 22. regular and frequent use
Down
- 1. cause heart, testicular, BP, mood, and skin problems
- 2. inappropriate or unnecessary use of drugs or chemicals that impairs a person's function in some way to some extent
- 8. ex:alcohol
- 9. angel dust
- 11. gives euphoria and energy
- 12. characteristic facial and physical abnormalities
- 13. sense of pleasure
- 15. cause euphoria and drowsiness
- 19. amount of substance taken must be increased to achieve same effect
- 21. includes crack
