Chronic, progressive disease

 A primary, chronic, progressive disease 1)___ Substance Abuse

with genetic, psychosocial, and environmental

factors influencing its development and manifestations.

B) When a stimulus or behavior increases 2)___ Binge

an individual’s sense of pleasure or decreases

his or her discomfort, he/she is likely to repeat

the behavior.

C) Develops when the body becomes more 3)___ Pharmacodynamic Tolerance

effective in bio-transforming a chemical into

a form that the body can eliminate.

D) Consumption of 5 or more cans of beer or 4)___ Punishment Potential

regular mixed drinks during a single episode.

E) When an individual is using a drug with no 5)___ Behavioral Tolerance

legitimate medical need to do so or in excess of

accepted social standards.

F) The process, usually carried out in the liver, 6)___ Psychological Dependence

by which the body alters the chemical structure

of a foreign molecule to a form that will allow

it to be eliminated from the body.

G) Showing of few outward signs of intoxication. 7)___ Reward Process/Potential

H) A state of mind in which the person comes to 8)___ Addiction/Dependence

believe that a substance is necessary to help

him/her socialize, relax, or sleep better.

I) When a stimulus or behavior increases an 9)___ Metabolic Tolerance

individual’s sense of discomfort or reduces a

person’s sense of pleasure, he/she is unlikely to

repeat the behavior.

J) Increasing insensitivity of the Central Nervous 10)___ Bio-transformation

System to a drug’s effect