A–Z de la Adicción

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Glosario rápido sobre adicción

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A–Z de la AdicciónVersion en ligne Glosario rápido sobre adicción par Grace Anne Bermejo A B C D E F G H J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A chronic, compulsive need to use a substance despite negative consequences. Starts with B The organ whose reward circuit is hijacked by drugs, causing the high. Starts with C A strong desire to take the drug, often strengthening with use. Starts with D A physiological or psychological state where the drug must be present to feel normal. Starts with E An intense feeling of well-being produced by certain drugs. Starts with F Repeated use over time can contribute to tolerance and dependence. Starts with G A hereditary predisposition that may increase the chance of becoming dependent. Starts with H Perceptual distortions that can appear with some drug use. Starts with J Impaired decision making and self-control during intoxication or withdrawal. Starts with K A substance listed among drugs of abuse associated with adverse effects. Starts with L Part of the brain involved in the reward system affected by drugs. Starts with M A widely used illicit substance listed among top drugs of abuse. Starts with N A common adverse effect of some drugs, including during withdrawal. Starts with O Taking more of a substance than the body can safely process. Starts with P Illicit drug use during pregnancy can risk baby size, timing, and health. Starts with Q A drug example that can cause adverse reactions in some people. Starts with R The brain’s dopamine-driven response that reinforces drug use. Starts with S Severe brain disturbances that can occur with certain substances. Starts with T Rapid loss of response after repeated dosing, leading to tolerance. Starts with U Some drugs can cause difficulty or changes in urination. Starts with V Drugs can affect blood vessels, impacting heart and circulation. Starts with W The symptoms that appear when stopping a repeated drug after dependence. Starts with X A chemical foreign to the body that can trigger biological responses. Starts with Y Peer pressure and tendencies during adolescence can influence use. Starts with Z Example of a drug with potential specific reactions in some individuals.

A–Z de la AdicciónVersion en ligne

Glosario rápido sobre adicción

par Grace Anne Bermejo

Starts with A

A chronic, compulsive need to use a substance despite negative consequences.

Starts with B

The organ whose reward circuit is hijacked by drugs, causing the high.

Starts with C

A strong desire to take the drug, often strengthening with use.

Starts with D

A physiological or psychological state where the drug must be present to feel normal.

Starts with E

An intense feeling of well-being produced by certain drugs.

Starts with F

Repeated use over time can contribute to tolerance and dependence.

Starts with G

A hereditary predisposition that may increase the chance of becoming dependent.

Starts with H

Perceptual distortions that can appear with some drug use.

Starts with J

Impaired decision making and self-control during intoxication or withdrawal.

Starts with K

A substance listed among drugs of abuse associated with adverse effects.

Starts with L

Part of the brain involved in the reward system affected by drugs.

Starts with M

A widely used illicit substance listed among top drugs of abuse.

Starts with N

A common adverse effect of some drugs, including during withdrawal.

Starts with O

Taking more of a substance than the body can safely process.

Starts with P

Illicit drug use during pregnancy can risk baby size, timing, and health.

Starts with Q

A drug example that can cause adverse reactions in some people.

Starts with R

The brain’s dopamine-driven response that reinforces drug use.

Starts with S

Severe brain disturbances that can occur with certain substances.

Starts with T

Rapid loss of response after repeated dosing, leading to tolerance.

Starts with U

Some drugs can cause difficulty or changes in urination.

Starts with V

Drugs can affect blood vessels, impacting heart and circulation.

Starts with W

The symptoms that appear when stopping a repeated drug after dependence.

Starts with X

A chemical foreign to the body that can trigger biological responses.

Starts with Y

Peer pressure and tendencies during adolescence can influence use.

Starts with Z

Example of a drug with potential specific reactions in some individuals.

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A–Z de la AdicciónVersion en ligne

par Grace Anne Bermejo

Starts with A

A chronic, compulsive need to use a substance despite negative consequences.

Starts with B

The organ whose reward circuit is hijacked by drugs, causing the high.

Starts with C

A strong desire to take the drug, often strengthening with use.

Starts with D

A physiological or psychological state where the drug must be present to feel normal.

Starts with E

An intense feeling of well-being produced by certain drugs.

Starts with F

Repeated use over time can contribute to tolerance and dependence.

Starts with G

A hereditary predisposition that may increase the chance of becoming dependent.

Starts with H

Perceptual distortions that can appear with some drug use.

Starts with J

Impaired decision making and self-control during intoxication or withdrawal.

Starts with K

A substance listed among drugs of abuse associated with adverse effects.

Starts with L

Part of the brain involved in the reward system affected by drugs.

Starts with M

A widely used illicit substance listed among top drugs of abuse.

Starts with N

A common adverse effect of some drugs, including during withdrawal.

Starts with O

Taking more of a substance than the body can safely process.

Starts with P

Illicit drug use during pregnancy can risk baby size, timing, and health.

Starts with Q

A drug example that can cause adverse reactions in some people.

Starts with R

The brain’s dopamine-driven response that reinforces drug use.

Starts with S

Severe brain disturbances that can occur with certain substances.

Starts with T

Rapid loss of response after repeated dosing, leading to tolerance.

Starts with U

Some drugs can cause difficulty or changes in urination.

Starts with V

Drugs can affect blood vessels, impacting heart and circulation.

Starts with W

The symptoms that appear when stopping a repeated drug after dependence.

Starts with X

A chemical foreign to the body that can trigger biological responses.

Starts with Y

Peer pressure and tendencies during adolescence can influence use.

Starts with Z

Example of a drug with potential specific reactions in some individuals.