Alcohol
Should you drink if your brain isn't fully formed?
No
what is the legal age to smoke tobacco in sc?
21
what is one illegal drug in sc
Marijuana
What is one charge you can get for drinking and driving
A DUI
What is Drug Addiction?
Drug Addiction is defined as a chronic, relapsing disorder characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use despite adverse consequences
How long does Alcohol stay in your system?
For 12-24 Hours
Why is tobacco so addictive?
Because the contain nicotine.
if you are pregnant is i okay for you to still take drugs?
No
What is the most common drug charge?
Possession of Marijuana
What is a basic Drug charge?
Possession
What age is it legal to drink alcohol in SC?
21
why is tobacco harmful?
Tobacco smoking can lead to lung cancer, chronic bronchitis, and emphysema
Are these drugs bad ?
yes, Because they are very addictive.
What is the illegal selling of drugs?
Drug trafficing
What can drinking alcohol lead to?
Self-Harm, Anxiety, and stress
What are some conditions you can get because of drinking?
High blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, liver disease, digestive problems and even cancer.
how is tobacco used?
Smoke, Chew, and sniff
Are prescribe prescriptions the contain drugs all addictive
yes
What is the fine for drinking and driving in the state of south carolina?v
48 hours to 90 days in jail or a $400 to $1000 dollar fine.
How quickly can U become addicted to a drug?
factors align in different ways to affect the development of addiction. A teen with depression who injects an opioid, for instance, will likely become addicted more quickly than an emotionally resilient adult who only swallows tablets.
what is the percentage of alcohol are you allowed to drive within South Carolina
0.08 percent or higher
what's the percentage of people in the U.S that use Tobacco
12.5
what is most illgal drugs laced with
Fentanyl
What is the penalty for drugs in South Carolina?
2 years in prison or 5,000 dollars in fines
What is an Example of Alcohol Abuse?
Continuing to drink alcohol even though you know it's causing physical, social, work or relationship problems