Learn: Drugs,Alc, and Tobacco Exam 3 Study Guide

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What is the leading preventable cause of disease and premature death in the U.S.?

Tobacco use

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About how many U.S. deaths per year are caused by tobacco use?

480,000

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How did the Mayans view tobacco smoke?

"Divine incense"

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Who called tobacco an "infallible cure"?

Nicholas Monardes

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What did Pope Urban VII threaten tobacco users with?

Excommunication

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When did cigars become popular in the U.S.?

Early 1800s

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Why did the cigarette-rolling machine increase cigarette use?

It made cigarettes cheaper

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What is the primary tobacco species?

Nicotiana tabacum

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What happened in 1964 involving smoking?

Surgeon General linked smoking to lung cancer

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What happened to cigarettes in 1970?

Warning labels were added

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What did the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act do?

Gave FDA authority over tobacco products

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What is nicotine?

A colorless alkaloid

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What neurotransmitter does nicotine stimulate the release of?

Dopamine

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What is vaping?

Inhaling vapor from an e-cigarette

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What is smokeless tobacco strongly associated with?

Leukoplakia

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How many cancer-causing agents are in chewing tobacco/snuff?

28

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What is secondhand smoke?

Smoke from the burning product + exhaled smoke

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What is passive smoking?

Nonsmokers inhaling tobacco smoke

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What are hallucinogens?

Drugs that alter sensory processing and perception

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What is synesthesia?

Mixing/crossing of sensory experiences

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What are flashbacks?

Recurrence of hallucinogenic experiences

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What 1978 law is associated with the Native American Church?

American Indian Religious Freedom Act

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Who founded the League of Spiritual Discovery?

Timothy Leary

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What does LSD stand for?

Lysergic acid diethylamide

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What is pure LSD like?

Colorless, odorless, tasteless

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What are common street names for LSD?

Acid, blotter acid, microdot, windowpanes

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What neurotransmitter system does LSD mainly affect?

Serotonin

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Does LSD cause physical dependence?

No

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How soon do LSD effects begin?

30-90 minutes

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How long can LSD effects last?

Up to 12 hours

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How quickly does LSD tolerance develop?

Very quickly

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What is mescaline found in?

Peyote cactus

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What is the main source of psilocybin?

Psilocybe mexicana mushroom

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What is DMT?

A short-acting hallucinogen

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What is MDMA also called?

Ecstasy

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What is an entactogen?

A drug with psychedelic + stimulant effects

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What was PCP originally developed as?

An anesthetic

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What replaced PCP as a safer analog?

Ketamine

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What is dextromethorphan normally used as?

A cough suppressant

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Why are stimulants called "uppers"?

They increase alertness, excitation, and euphoria

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When was amphetamine first synthesized?

1887

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Who first synthesized amphetamine?

L. Edeleano

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Who described amphetamine's effects in 1927?

Gordon Alles

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What became available OTC in 1932?

Benzedrine inhalers

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Why were amphetamines used in WWII?

To fight fatigue

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What are 3 approved uses of amphetamines?

Narcolepsy, ADHD, weight reduction

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What does "ice" refer to?

Smoked methamphetamine

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What is behavioral stereotypy?

Meaningless repetition of one activity

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What are the 3 stages of cocaine withdrawal?

Crash, withdrawal, extinction