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Topics of this game:
- One of the most abused drugs in the Philippines.
- One of the dangerous drugs identified by the PDEA.
- A natural chemical in the body that causes feelings of relaxation, sleepiness, and reduction of anxiety.
- Tapering of the drug dosage can help manage withdrawal symptoms.
- Abrupt cessation of benzodiazepines can lead to an irregular and decreased sensitivity of the brain.
- The following are characteristics of an acute withdrawal EXCEPT:
- The following are phases of drug withdrawal EXCEPT:
- Manifestations of drug withdrawal are absolute and similar to all people.
- Psychological care will no longer be needed once a person has stopped taking benzodiazepines.
- The system that is mainly affected by taking benzodiazepines.
- Drug abuse is the deliberate taking of the drug despite knowing its consequences to one's health.
- Drug dependency is the deliberate taking of the drug despite knowing its consequences to one's health.
- The uncontrollable urge to use the drug associated with marked change in behavior.
- It is characterized by a group of symptoms that manifest upon absolute or relative withdrawal of the drug which the person is dependent or addicted to.
- The opioid shortage during the pandemic may cause people to seek out alternatives such as benzodiazepines.
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