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NameDate/A15.h Other Drugs and Driving\\/Words and Ideasover-the-counter (OTC) medicine: This is a drug you can buy at the store without aprescription.prescription: A written note from a doctor for medicine.pharmacist: A pharmacist is a person trained in drugs and medicines. Yourpharmacist can tell you about the effects of different medicines.prescription medicine: These are drugs that can be bought legally only when orderedby a doctor.depressant: This drug can slow down the central nervous system. Depressants areused to treat nervousness and high blood pressure. Alcohol is a depressant.stimulant: A stimulant is a drug that speeds up the central nervous system.amphetamines: These drugs are a type of stimulant.hallucinogens: These are illegal drugs that can cause a false sense of things.marijuana: This is an illegal drug that causes distortion in one's mental and physicalabilities.antihistamine: This is an over-the-counter medicine that is taken for colds andallergies. Antihistamines can cause drowsiness or have other side effects that mayimpair your ability to drive.synergistic: This describes the action caused by the mixing of two or moresubstances.Think About ItWrite True or False for each statement.1. Over-the-counter drugs can't impair (harm or weaken) your driving skills.2. Alcohol is not a drug.3. If you are not driving, it is OK to mix alcohol and other drugs.94 Chapter 15 Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Driving Unit 4 Being a Responsible <strong>Drive</strong>r
NameDateP(1 5.3. Traffic Laws Governing the Use of Alcohol'JWords and Ideasconsume: To consume is to eat or drink; to take into your body.consent: This means to agree.implied-consent law: Every state has this law which states that anyone who gets adriver's license autolnatically agrees to be tested for blood-alcohol content andother drugs if stopped for suspicion of drug use while driving.driving while intoxicated (DWI): This is an offense for driving while intoxicated.The level of intoxicatiorl in most states is a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.08 to0.10 percent.driving under the influence (DUI): This is an offense for driving while drinkingwhen a driver's blood-alcohol concentration is 0.05 percent or more.penalty, penalties: This is punishment. Penalties for DUI and DWI may includesuspension of your driver's license, fines, or prison terms.conviction: When you have been proven guilty of DUI or DWI, there has been aconviction.suspension: This means to take away for a certain period of time, or suspend.Suspension of your driver's license is a punishment for an offense such as DUI orDWI.revocation: This means to cancel, or to revoke. Revocation of your driver's licerlsemeans the loss of your driver's license as punishment for an offense, such asconviction of a DUI or DWI.fine: A fine is the alnount of money paid as a pcnalty for breaking the law.prison term: This is the amount of time someone stays in a prison or jail aspunishment for breaking the law.manslaughter: This is the killing of another person without meaning to hurt anyone.murder: This is the killing of another person with the intent to hurt someone.zero-tolerance law: Most states have zero-tolerancc laws that say it is illegal forpersons under the age of 21 to drive with any measurable amount of alcohol in theblood.intoxilyzer: This is a machine that tests a person's breath for blood-alcohol content.field sobriety test: These are on-the-spot, roadside tests that help an officer detectwhether a driver is sober or under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.nystagmus: This is an involulitary jerking of the eyes as a person gazes to the side.One type of field sobriety test determines when nystagmus begins.Unit 4 Being a Responsible <strong>Drive</strong>r Chapter 15 Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Driving 95
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