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6. drug

7. fetal alcohol syndrome

8. withdrawal

9. detoxification

10. overdose

A. is a group of birth defect cause by the effects of alcohol on an unborn child

B. the consequence of taking an excessive amount of a drug that leads to coma or death

C. a group of symptoms that occur when a dependent person stops taking a drug

D. the process of removing all alcohol or other drugs from a person's body

E. is a chemical substance that is taken to cause changes in a person's body or behavior

11. Is the consumption of excessive amounts of alcohol at one sitting.

A. cirrhosis

B. dependence

C. intoxication

D. binge drinking

12. A disease of the liver in which it become filled with useless scar tissue.

A. overdose

B. depressant

C. cirrhosis

D. alcoholism

13. Loss of judgement and self-control and decreased natural fears leading to misbehavior.

A. Factors Affecting BAC

B. Effects of alcohol on the body

C. Stages of Alcoholism

D. Effects of alcohol of behaviors

14. Is a drug that slows brain and body reactions.

A. tolerance

B. depressant

C. dependence

D. overdose

15. The condition the results when the brain develops a chemical need for a drug and cannot function normally without it.

A. overdose

B. tolerance

C. depressant

D. dependence

16. A condition in which less and less alcohol causes intoxication → reverse tolerance.

17. Rate of Consumption, Gender, Body Size, and Amount of Food in the Stomach → tolerance.

18. The process of learning to cope with everyday living without drugs → detoxification.

19. The state of losing control over the use of a drug; it is accompanied by a strong craving for the drug → intoxication.

20. A disease marked by a person being unable to control their use of alcohol → alcoholism.

21. Cancer causing agents found in tar.

A. Carcinogen

B. Nicotine

C. Tar

D. COPD

22. Drug that increases the activity of the nervous system.

A. Stimulant

B. Snuff

C. Nicotine

D. Tar

23. Addictive chemical found in tobacco that acts as the tobacco plant's natural insecticide.

A. COPD

B. Nicotine Substitute

C. Tar

D. Nicotine

24. Product that contains nicotine, but not the other harmful chemicals found in tobacco.

A. Stimulant

B. Nicotine Substitute

C. Chewing Tobacco

D. Nicotine

25. Combination of mainstream and sidestream smoke.

A. COPD

B. Sidestream Smoke

C. Mainstream Smoke

D. Secondhand Smoke

26. Finely ground, powdered tobacco.

A. Tar

B. Stimulant

C. Snuff

D. COPD

27. Results in a gradual loss of lung function.

A.COPD

B. Snuff

C. Tar

D. Nicotine

28. Chewed, placed between the lower lip and teeth, or sniffed through the nose.

A. Smokeless Tobacco

B. Stimulant

C. Emphysema

D. Chewing Tobacco

29. Airway is constantly inflamed and Mucus builds up making breathing difficult.

A. Carbon Monoxide

B. Nicotine

C. Chronic Bronchitis

D. Chewing Tobacco

30. Alveoli in the lungs no longer function properly making gas exchange difficult.

A. Stimulant

B. Emphysema

C. Tar

D. COPD

31. Consists of poor-quality, ground tobacco leaves mixed with flavorings, preservatives, and other chemicals.

A. Smokeless Tobacco

B. Carcinogen

C. Chewing Tobacco

D. Chronic Bronchitis

32. Smoke that goes directly into the air from the end of a burning cigarette.

A. Secondhand Smoke

B. Sidestream Smoke

C. Mainstream Smoke

D. Stimulant

33. White patches on the tongue or the lining of the mouth.

A. Emphysema

B. COPD

C. Stimulant

D. Leukoplakia

34. Dark, sticky substance that forms when tobacco burns.

A. Stimulant

B. Snuff

C. Tar

D. COPD

35. Odorless, poisonous gas produced when substances are burned.

A. Nicotine

B. Carbon Monoxide

C. Chronic Bronchitis

D. Carcinogen

36 Exhaled from the smokers lungs.

A. Mainstream Smoke

B. Emphysema

C. Sidestream Smoke

D. Mainstream Smoke