Religious atitudes to drug abuse 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesMoralityGCSEAQA Created by: Mr DuckworthCreated on: 09-04-13 10:35 Drug a substance which, when taken, affects the body and mind 1 of 13 Prescription drug drugs legally obtained only with a doctor's consent 2 of 13 Drug abuse using drugs in a way that harms the user 3 of 13 Illegal drugs drugs which are illegal to posses, sell or use, put into three classifications according to their potential harm and addictiveness 4 of 13 Social drugs Legal drugs which are still addictive, such as alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, etc 5 of 13 Legal drugs drugs that can be purchased legally. Some have restrictions 6 of 13 Solvents some aerosols, glue and gas lighter refills abused by sniffing, which can cause hallucinations anc can be fatal 7 of 13 Caffeine A mild legal stimulant found in coffee, chocolate, etc. 8 of 13 Drug classification three legal categories by which illegal drugs are classified in British law according to the level of harm they do and how addictive they are 9 of 13 Cannabis a class B drug which is usually smoked, which some wish to be legalaised 10 of 13 Tobacco used in cigarettes and cigars, it contains nicotine an addictive social drug 11 of 13 Alcohol an addicitive social drug found in beer, wine, spirits, etc. 12 of 13 Rehabilitiaion process by which addicts are helped to defeat their addiction to drugs 13 of 13
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