Which of the following drugs do not cope with mental illness like depression and insomnia?

1.    Barbiturates

2.    Amphetamines

3.   Benzodiazepines

4.   Diacetylmorphine

Which of the following drug is a very effective sedative and painkiller and useful in patients who have undergone surgery?

1. Morphine

2. Barbiturates

3. Amphetamines

4. Benzodiazepines

What does constitute drug-abuse?

1. When drugs are taken for a purpose other than medicinal use

2. Taken in more amount that impairs physical and psychological or physiological functions

3. When it becomes a financial burden

4. More than one options

A drug used for the last 400 years or more. It can be chewed,snuffed, and smoked. It contains a large number of chemical substances including nicotine, an opioid. It causes its effect over the adrenal gland to decrease blood pressure and heart rate.

All of the above statements are associated with which drug and how many of them are correct?

1.    Tobacco, 2

2.    Cocaine, 2

3.   Tobacco, 3

4.   Cocaine, 3

What does hard drugs mean?

1. Means crystal form

2. Not exactly liquid

3. In terms of the potency of addiction

4. Which are not coffee and tea

Which of the following diseases are not associated with smoking?

Lung cancer, urinary bladder cancer, throat cancer, bronchitis, emphysema, coronary heart disease, gastric ulcer, Breast cancer, skin cancer, AIDS

1. One

2. Two

3. Five

4. Four

Adolescence doesn't mean

1.    A period

2.    A process

3.   Between 16-18 years of age

4.   Bridge linking childhood and adulthood

Which of the following doesn't hold true for adolescence?

1.    Accompanied by many biological and behavioral changes

2.    Vulnerable phase of mental and psychological development of an individual

3.   A child becomes mature for marriage and becomes effective in education

4.   The period between 12-18 years of age

The first step for alcohol abuse cannot be due to

1. Curiosity

2. Experimentation

3. Need for adventure

4. Addiction

Which of the following cannot be a cause of drug abuse in adolescence.

1. Stable family structure

2. Peer pressure

3. To escape facing problems

4. To look cool and progressive