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What is the term for the bodys reaction to a drug?
The term for the body's reaction to a drug is "drug response" or "drug reaction". This can include a variety of effects, such as therapeutic benefits or side effects.
What is snow in drug terms?
Snow is water. There is no pharmacological term for water.
What drug is associated with the term white?
heroin
What is the Medical Term meaning a drug that acts on the mind?
The medical term for a drug that acts on the mind is "psychoactive drug". These drugs can affect mood, cognition, behavior, and perception by acting on the central nervous system.
What class drug are solvents?
Solvents are not classified under drug classes like stimulants or depressants. They are considered inhalants and are typically inhaled for their psychoactive effects. Continued abuse of solvents can lead to serious health consequences.
What is the largest group of drug abuse?
If you mean age group then the highest group of drug abuse is teenagers.
Which term describes a choice that comes from the urge to use a drug in the wrong way?
drug abuse
Mention two health effect of drug abuse?
The two health effects of drug abuse include increased heart rate, and addiction.
What does separation code HKK1 mean?
Drug abuse (board waived)
What does the R mean in the DARE decision making model mean?
Drug Abuse Resistance Education!
What is eridicating drug abuse?
Nothing is eradicating drug abuse.
What does rail a drug mean?
This is a slang term for snorting the drug.
What does flag code UA mean on Army ERB?
You are flagged for Drug Abuse.
What does the D in DARE stand for?
Drug Abuse Resistance EducationThank you for your apprecitation
What organs are the most commonly damage as a result of long term prescription drug abuse?
liver, kidney
What type of therapy is drug abuse treated with?
rehab is treated for drug abuse.
What does the term ISI mean when use with a child abuse charge?
for the charge of child abuse ISI (principal), what does that mean? what is the ISI and principal for?
