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Which statements accurately describe prescription drugs? Check all that apply.They must be authorized by a healthcare provider.Each one has the same effects on different people.They can be purchased over-the-counter.They can be safely shared with family members.They must be purchased from a pharmacy.

A
They must be authorized by a healthcare provider.
B
Each one has the same effects on different people.
C
They can be purchased over-the-counter.
D
They can be safely shared with family members.
E
They must be purchased from a pharmacy.
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Cocaine✔ MarijuanaHeroin

A
Cocaine
B
Marijuana
C
Heroin
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4.564

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4.5
B
6
C
4
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CocaineMarijuanaHeroin

A
Cocaine
B
Marijuana
C
Heroin
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Which locations are covered in the drug-free school policy? Check all that apply.school bushomeschool lunchroomsporting event at another schoolshopping center

A
school bus
B
home
C
school lunchroom
D
sporting event at another school
E
shopping center
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Which situations violate the drug-free school policy? Check all that apply.A student takes ibuprofen at home.A student has marijuana on the school bus.A student shares cough syrup in the school lunchroom.A student has her prescription medication in her purse at the mall.A student sells a prescription drug at a school event that is off campus.

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A student takes ibuprofen at home.
B
A student has marijuana on the school bus.
C
A student shares cough syrup in the school lunchroom.
D
A student has her prescription medication in her purse at the mall.
E
A student sells a prescription drug at a school event that is off campus.
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Based on the information presented, what is the main idea concerning teen drug use?

A
Prescription drugs are safer than street drugs.
B
Prescription drug abuse is increasing among teens.
C
Prescription drug misuse is a minor national health problem.
D
Prescription drugs are the most commonly abused drugs among teens.
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Which statement best summarizes the definition of "safe haven” as applied to Drug-Free School Zones?

A
Safe havens protect students from bad weather.
B
Safe havens allow students to learn and grow.
C
Safe havens improve the outside environment.
D
Safe havens include community parks.
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Which inferences can be made from the passage? Check all that apply.

A
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to more anxiety in childhood.
B
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to aggressive behavior, even many years later.
C
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to problems with memory or attention.
D
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to problems, but they usually go away after one or two years.
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How can opioid dependency impact Jason’s job performance? Check all that apply.

A
Jason begins to miss shifts due to lack of motivation.
B
Jason earns recognition for his increased focus on work.
C
Jason begins to see improvement of working relationships due to his stable mood.
D
Jason sees increased challenges and risk of mistakes due to his ability to focus.
E
Jason receives continued work advancement due to effective pain management.
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Which statements accurately describe prescription drugs? Check all that apply.They must be authorized by a healthcare provider.Each one has the same effects on different people.They can be purchased over-the-counter.They can be safely shared with family members.They must be purchased from a pharmacy.

A
They must be authorized by a healthcare provider.
B
Each one has the same effects on different people.
C
They can be purchased over-the-counter.
D
They can be safely shared with family members.
E
They must be purchased from a pharmacy.
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✔ CocaineMarijuanaHeroin

A
Cocaine
B
Marijuana
C
Heroin
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Which situations violate the drug-free school policy? Check all that apply.A student takes ibuprofen at home.A student has marijuana on the school bus.A student shares cough syrup in the school lunchroom.A student has her prescription medication in her purse at the mall.A student sells a prescription drug at a school event that is off campus.

A
A student takes ibuprofen at home.
B
A student has marijuana on the school bus.
C
A student shares cough syrup in the school lunchroom.
D
A student has her prescription medication in her purse at the mall.
E
A student sells a prescription drug at a school event that is off campus.
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Based on the information presented, what is the main idea concerning teen drug use?

A
Prescription drugs are safer than street drugs.
B
Prescription drug abuse is increasing among teens.
C
Prescription drug misuse is a minor national health problem.
D
Prescription drugs are the most commonly abused drugs among teens.
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Which statement best summarizes the definition of "safe haven” as applied to Drug-Free School Zones?

A
Safe havens protect students from bad weather.
B
Safe havens allow students to learn and grow.
C
Safe havens improve the outside environment.
D
Safe havens include community parks.
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Which inferences can be made from the passage? Check all that apply.

A
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to more anxiety in childhood.
B
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to aggressive behavior, even many years later.
C
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to problems with memory or attention.
D
Prenatal cocaine exposure can lead to problems, but they usually go away after one or two years.
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How can opioid dependency impact Jason’s job performance? Check all that apply.

A
Jason begins to miss shifts due to lack of motivation.
B
Jason earns recognition for his increased focus on work.
C
Jason begins to see improvement of working relationships due to his stable mood.
D
Jason sees increased challenges and risk of mistakes due to his ability to focus.
E
Jason receives continued work advancement due to effective pain management.

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