Tobacco/Alcohol
A highly addictive stimulant drug found in tobacco
What is nicotine?
A legal stimulant
What is caffeine?
this drug is legal in some states for medical and recreational use
What is marijuana?
abused mainly by athletes to increase size and strength
What is antibolic steroids
OTC stands for
What is over the counter drugs
A type of depressant that slows down body systems
What is alcohol
1 type of narcotic
What is morphine, codeine or heroin
Can cause Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome
What is an inhalant?
One type of hallucinogen is
What is LSD, PCP, or mescaline
These drugs are legal if taken as the doctor/pharmacist explains or directs
What is a prescription drug
Contains more than 250 substances that are toxic or cause cancer
What is tobacco smoke?
Type of amphetamines that are produced illegally
What is meth, crank, ice and glass?
an illegal drug made from marijuana and has a stronger effect. Also known as synthetic marijuana.
What is K2 Spice?
While on hallucinogens people will experience
What is feeling different sensations, seeing and hearing things that are not there
2 examples of OTC
What is pain relievers, cough, cold, allergy medicine, antacids
produce an aerosol by heating a liquid that usually contains nicotine
What is an electronic cigarette, jule, or vape
2 symptoms people feel when taking a stimulant
What is feeling more alert, awake, increased heart rate, blood pressure,
1 way inhalants can hurt you
What is can cause sores around the mouth and nose, brain damage, cardiac arrest
steroids are taken this way
What is injected or swallowed as a pill
The most commonly abused, misused, overdosed medicine
What is pain relievers
3 diseases associated with tobacco use
What is emphysema, cancer, asthma, chronic bronchitis, respiratory infections, copd
long time use of this drug can cause pneumonia, brain damage, addiction, overdose and death
What is heroin?
2 ways marijuana affects the body
What is loss of coordination, short term memory loss, nervousness, mood swings, less sensitivity to pain
3 effects of steroid use
What is depression, mood swings, stunt growth, reproduction problems, heart disease, aggressive or violent behavior, liver damage, high blood pressure
DEA stands for
What is drug enforcement administration