Exam 8: Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders

According to the DSM-5, the two main types of ______ disorders include substance intoxication and substance withdrawal.

Jim drinks alcohol and occasionally drives while intoxicated above what is considered the legal limit. His use of alcohol in situations that pose a risk to his or others' safety would warrant the DSM-5 diagnosis of ______.

Alcoholics Anonymous promotes controlled social drinking.

A mixture of barbiturates and alcohol is about ______ times as powerful as either drug used by itself.

Korsakoff's syndrome leads to irreversible memory loss after years of chronic alcohol abuse.

Jay uses drugs at parties, and sometimes at home. He does not use them daily, only on "special" occasions. The drugs make him feel good, even euphoric at times, but the effects do Not last. He feels in control and believes he can stop at any time. He is in the ______ stage of Drug dependence.

Mescaline is derived from the peyote cactus and has been used for centuries by Native Americans in religious ceremonies.

Barbiturates have synergistic effects when combined with ______.

Alcohol has biochemical effects similar to those of a class of ______.

Habitual smoking of nicotine creates a ______ addiction to a ______ drug.

The DSM-5 classifies substance-related disorders in terms of two major types: substance-abuse disorders and substance dependence disorders.

Which of the following is true about compulsive gambling?

Which of the following is no longer considered an Impulse Control Disorder in the DSM-5?

James believes that he needs alcohol to help him relax when he talks to people. The ______ model would explain James's motivation for drinking.

Habitual drinkers tend to be ______.

Fetal alcohol syndrome has been found among children of mothers who drank as little as ______ of alcohol per week.

Teen use of ecstasy ______ in the early years of the new millennium.

The stimulant in tobacco smoke which gives cigarettes their "kick" is ______.

Susie completed a semester abroad during her junior year of college. Every evening she ate pasta and drank large amounts of red wine with her companions. After returning to the US, Susie finds she craves red wine whenever she eats pasta. In the classical conditioning model, the red wine represents a(n)__________.

Amobarbital, Secobarbital, Phenobarbital, and Pentobarbital are ______.