Name that Drug
A manufactured drug that includes the stimulant methylenedioxy pyrovalerone (MDPV) and are often found in insect repellant, incense, and plant fertilizer.
Bath Salts
A drug composed of the dried parts of the Cannabis plant.
Marijuana
This drug targets the cardiovascular and respiratory system.
Marijuana
Medication
A chronic disease characterized by the continued use of a drug regardless of its harmful consequences.
Drug Addiction
Drugs that cause hallucinations and after a person's sense of reality.
Hallucinogens
A stimulant made of white powder that comes from the leaves of coca plants.
Cocaine
Meth
What is it called when you have adverse issues from taking a prescribed or OTC medication.
Side Effects
The act of using drugs excessively or without medical reason.
Drug Abuse
An opiate drug derived from morphine and often mixed with sugar, powdered milk, or other drugs.
Heroin
A manufactured drug that acts as an amphetamine and looks clear.
Crystal Meth
Can cause a change of a person's perception or make them see objects that are not there.
Hallucinogens
A type of drug that is also referred to as sedatives or tranquilizers.
Depressants
The ingestion of more of a drug than the body can successfully process at one time.
Drug Overdose
A category of drugs that are often used at parties, bars, or concerts.
Club Drugs
Medications sold without a prescription.
Over the Counter Medications
Causes the stunting of growth in adolescents.
What does an increase of dopamine cause in the body over a period of time.
Addiction
What natural chemical of the body is rapidly released by the brain during drug use.
Dopamine
Chemicals that people breathe in to experience some type of high.
Inhalants
Synthetic opiates that are prescribed for pain relief.
Opioids
Leading cause of hypoxia.
Inhalants
Daily Double Question-List the four reasons that people may take a medication.
Treat, Cure, Manage, Prevent
Drug used to increase focus, strength, and recovery.
Performance-Enhancing Drugs (PED's)