That's my name,
don't wear it out
don't wear it out
Vodka, whiskey, beer, wine, gin, tequila,etc.
Alcohol
When an event or situation causes you to feel the need to do drug
Trigger
Amount of drug class schedules
5
Length of time marijuana stay in your urine.
30 days
5 commonly abused drugs
Weed, cocaine, heroin, molly, LSD, shrooms, etc.
Weed, Pot, Mary Jane,etc.
Marijuana
The feeling of wanting to get high
Craving
Schedule of drug with lowest chance of abuse
5
Length of time cocaine stays in your urine
3 days
The occurrence of symptoms when the use of a substance is reduced or stopped
Withdrawal
Blow, snow, bump, nose candy
Cocaine
Name 3 ways someone can be triggered.
Any appropriate answers.
Class schedule # _____: xanax, valium, tramadol, ambien, soma
4
# of days most drugs stay in your hair
90 days (3 months)
5 parts of the body used to test for drugs/alcohol
Hair, urine, saliva, sweat, and blood
Brown sugar, skunk, smack, etc.
Heroin
T/F: Your own thoughts can be a trigger.
True
Difference between Class A felony and Class B felony
A: manufacture & distribution
b: Unlawful possession
Length of time meth detected in your blood
1-3 days
5 factors that determine how long drugs stay in your system.
Type of drug, weight, how much used, how often used, physical activity, gender, ethnicity, medical conditions, etc.
Acid, blotter, tabs, looney toons
LSD (hallucinogens)
How to cope with a trigger or craving
Coping Skills
Schedule 1 drugs - fines and imprisonment:
Class A felony
Class B felony
Class A: 20 years, $100,000
Class B: 10 years; $100,000
Length of time heroine stays in your saliva
1 hour
5 stages of addiction
1. Use
2. Misuse
3. Abuse
4. Dependency
5. Addiction