Match the following terms with the correct definition.(15 points)
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Tolerance
Vaccine
Antitoxins
Antifungal
Antibiotic
Antiviral
Binge drinking
Intoxication
Prescription medicine
Drugs
Alcohol poisoning
Withdrawal
Over-the-counter medicines
Depressant
Medicine
Tolerance - The ability of the body to withstand or become less responsive to a substance, such as a drug, over time.
Vaccine - A substance, typically containing weakened or killed microorganisms, that is used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against a specific disease.
Antitoxins - Antibodies that are produced by the body in response to exposure to a toxin, and can neutralize the harmful effects of the toxin.
Antifungal - A substance or medication that is used to treat or prevent fungal infections.
Antibiotic - A medication that is used to treat bacterial infections by killing or inhibiting the growth of bacteria.
Antiviral - A medication that is used to treat viral infections by inhibiting the replication of viruses.
Binge drinking - The consumption of a large amount of alcohol in a short period of time, typically resulting in a rapid and excessive intoxication.
Intoxication - The state of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs, resulting in impaired judgment, coordination, and behavior.
Prescription medicine - Medications that can only be obtained with a written order from a healthcare professional, such as a doctor.
Drugs - Substances that have physiological effects when introduced into the body, often used recreationally or for medicinal purposes.
Alcohol poisoning - A severe and life-threatening condition that occurs when a person consumes a large amount of alcohol in a short period of time, resulting in toxic levels of alcohol in the bloodstream.
Withdrawal - The physiological and psychological symptoms that occur when a person who is dependent on a substance abruptly stops using it.
Over-the-counter medicines - Medications that can be purchased without a prescription, typically used to treat minor ailments or symptoms.
Depressant - A substance or medication that slows down brain activity and central nervous system functions, resulting in relaxation and sedation.
Medicine - Substances or medications that are used to diagnose, treat, or prevent diseases, disorders, or injuries.
For the following list, determine if the item is a factor that influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect on an individual(9 points) Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. Food in the stomach Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Food in the stomach No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Food in the stomach The weather Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – The weather No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – The weather Medicines Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Medicines No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Medicines Amount of alcohol consumed Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Amount of alcohol consumed No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Amount of alcohol consumed Gender Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Gender No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Gender Rate of intake Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Rate of intake No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Rate of intake Time of day Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Time of day No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Time of day Age Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Age No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Age Body size Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Body size No, this does not influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect. – Body size Skip to navigation
Food in the stomach - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
The weather - No, this does not influence the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Medicines - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Amount of alcohol consumed - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Gender - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Rate of intake - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Time of day - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Age - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Body size - Yes, this influences the onset and intensity of alcohol's effect.
Medicines that treat or prevent illness can be classified into the following four (4) broad categories:(1 point) Responses Medicines that: 1) help prevent disease, 2) fight pathogens, 3) relieve pain and other symptoms, and 4) manage chronic conditions, help maintain or restore health and regulate body systems. Medicines that: 1) help prevent disease, 2) fight pathogens, 3) relieve pain and other symptoms, and 4) manage chronic conditions, help maintain or restore health and regulate body systems. Medicines that: 1) help prevent disease, 2) fight pathogens, 3) relieve pain and other symptoms, and 4) manage blood pressure Medicines that: 1) help prevent disease, 2) fight pathogens, 3) relieve pain and other symptoms, and 4) manage blood pressure Medicines that: 1) help prevent disease, 2) fight pathogens, 3) regulate blood sugar, and 4) manage chronic conditions, help maintain or restore health and regulate body systems. Medicines that: 1) help prevent disease, 2) fight pathogens, 3) regulate blood sugar, and 4) manage chronic conditions, help maintain or restore health and regulate body systems. Medicines that: 1) reduce fever, 2) fight pathogens, 3) relieve pain and other symptoms, and 4) manage chronic conditions, help maintain or restore health and regulate body systems.
Medicines that: 1) help prevent disease, 2) fight pathogens, 3) relieve pain and other symptoms, and 4) manage chronic conditions, help maintain or restore health and regulate body systems.
Categorize the following medicines.(11 points) Medicines that prevent disease Medicines that fight pathogens Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms Medicines that manage chronic conditions Antitoxins Medicines that prevent disease – Antitoxins Medicines that fight pathogens – Antitoxins Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Antitoxins Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Antitoxins Aspirin Medicines that prevent disease – Aspirin Medicines that fight pathogens – Aspirin Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Aspirin Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Aspirin Allergy medicines Medicines that prevent disease – Allergy medicines Medicines that fight pathogens – Allergy medicines Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Allergy medicines Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Allergy medicines Antibiotics Medicines that prevent disease – Antibiotics Medicines that fight pathogens – Antibiotics Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Antibiotics Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Antibiotics Acetaminophen Medicines that prevent disease – Acetaminophen Medicines that fight pathogens – Acetaminophen Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Acetaminophen Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Acetaminophen Body-regulating medicines Medicines that prevent disease – Body-regulating medicines Medicines that fight pathogens – Body-regulating medicines Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Body-regulating medicines Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Body-regulating medicines Morphine Medicines that prevent disease – Morphine Medicines that fight pathogens – Morphine Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Morphine Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Morphine Antidepressant medicines Medicines that prevent disease – Antidepressant medicines Medicines that fight pathogens – Antidepressant medicines Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Antidepressant medicines Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Antidepressant medicines Vaccines Medicines that prevent disease – Vaccines Medicines that fight pathogens – Vaccines Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Vaccines Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Vaccines Anti-fungals Medicines that prevent disease – Anti-fungals Medicines that fight pathogens – Anti-fungals Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Anti-fungals Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Anti-fungals Antiviral Medicines that prevent disease – Antiviral Medicines that fight pathogens – Antiviral Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms – Antiviral Medicines that manage chronic conditions – Antiviral Skip to navigation
Antitoxins - Medicines that manage chronic conditions
Aspirin - Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms
Allergy medicines - Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms
Antibiotics - Medicines that fight pathogens
Acetaminophen - Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms
Body-regulating medicines - Medicines that manage chronic conditions
Morphine - Medicines that relieve pain and other symptoms
Antidepressant medicines - Medicines that manage chronic conditions
Vaccines - Medicines that prevent disease
Anti-fungals - Medicines that fight pathogens
Antiviral - Medicines that fight pathogens