Question

question 30 (1 point)
use of any drugs in greater amounts, or different ways than directed is known as
a drug abuse
b drug misuse
c overdose

question 31 (1 point)
the cronic, compulsive, continued use of drugs despite the consequences and long term effects is known as
a drug abuse
b drug misuse
c drug experimentation
d drug addiction

question 32 (1 point)
teen drug addiction is very serious due to the fact that their brains are still developing
true
false

Explanation:

Question 30

• Option a (Drug abuse): Involves using drugs in a way that is harmful, often in excessive amounts or non - prescribed ways, but "misuse" is more about using in a way not as directed.
• Option b (Drug misuse): By definition, it is the use of drugs in greater amounts or different ways than directed (e.g., taking more than the prescribed dose, using a drug for a non - intended purpose).
• Option c (Overdose): Is a specific case of taking a dangerous amount of a drug, not the general concept of using in a non - directed way.

Question 31

• Option a (Drug abuse): Is the improper use of drugs, but not necessarily the chronic, compulsive use despite consequences.
• Option b (Drug misuse): Is about improper use, not the chronic and compulsive nature with disregard for consequences.
• Option c (Drug experimentation): Is trying drugs, usually on a limited basis, not the chronic use.
• Option d (Drug addiction): Is characterized by chronic, compulsive, continued use of drugs despite the consequences and long - term effects.

Question 32

The brain of a teenager is still in the process of development. Drug addiction in teens can interfere with this development, causing long - term cognitive, emotional, and behavioral problems. So the statement "Teen drug addiction is very serious due to the fact that their brains are still developing" is True.

Answer:

Question 30

b. Drug misuse

Question 31

d. Drug addiction

Question 32

True