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| substances which when taken into your body, can affect your body, mind, and your behavior |
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| intentually used for nonmedical purposes |
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| written order for medicine from a doctor |
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| destroy or stop the growth of bacteria |
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| the first antibiotic to be discovered |
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| drugs which cause numbness |
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| cause unconsciousness, eleminating all body feeling throughout the body |
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| deaden the senses only in the part of the body where they are applied |
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| relieve pain without deadening the sense of touch |
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| relieve minor pain can be purchased without a prescription |
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| over-the-counter (OTC) drugs |
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| dont have to have a prescription |
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| the most common nonnarcotic analgesic drug |
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| a condition in which the body of the user becomes dependent on the drug in order to function properly |
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| occurs when a drug user's body becomes use to the effects of the drug |
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the regular use of some drugs causes _________, or addiction
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| the most frequentlyused illegal drug |
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