Marijuana
e-Cigarettes
Prescription Drugs
Opioids
Fentanyl
100

Is the government putting people in prison for marijuana use?

yes 

100

Are e-cigarettes safe to use?

Because e-cigarettes are still fairly new, scientists don’t yet know their long-term health effects.

100

What is the medication for?

Knowing what your medication is supposed to do and what condition it is meant to treat helps you better understand why it’s so important.

100

what's the street name for opioid

dreamer, first line, god's drug, M, miss emma, mister blue, monkey, morf, morpho, vitamin m, white stuf

100

Why do people take fentanyl?

People take fentanyl to help with pain

200

Why is the Federal Government opposed to medical marijuana?

has not met the safety and efficacy standards of this process

200

Do e-cigarettes help you quit regular cigarettes?

no, Current research suggests that e-cigarettes don’t help you quit.

200

 How do I know if it’s working?

Talk to your doctor about how soon you can expect to feel a change and if there is anything you should pay attention to.

200

What is addiction?

A chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences.

200

What is fentanyl?

Fentanyl is a strong medicine made from opioids

300

Wouldn’t legalizing marijuana remove a major source of funding for Mexican drug trafficking organizations?

no

300

What Is an e-Cigarette?

Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are battery-operated devices that heat a liquid solution to generate an aerosol that users inhale.

300

Does this affect over-the-counter medications?

talk to your doctor 

300

What is Tolerance?

When the person no longer responds to the drug in the way that person initially responded.

300

what is fentanyl street name?

Crazy One. Dance Fever. Dragon's Breath

400

Couldn’t legalizing and taxing marijuana generate significant revenue?

While taxing marijuana could generate some revenues for state and local governments, research suggests that the economic costs associated with use of the drug could far outweigh any benefit gained from an increase in tax revenue.

400

Do e-cigarettes produce harmful chemicals or blow up?

Some studies have found chemicals in e-cigarette vapour that are known to cause health problems.

400

Should I avoid anything while taking this medication?

alcohol 

400

What are the signs of an Overdose?

  • Slow breathing (less than 1 breath every 5 seconds) or no breathing
  • Vomiting
  • Face is pale and clammy
  • Blue lips, fingernails, or toenails
  • Slow, erratic, or no pulse
  • Snoring or gurgling noises while asleep or nodding out
  • No response when you yell the person’s name or rub the middle of their chest with your knuckles
400

Can using fentanyl poison me?

yes

500

  Isn’t marijuana generally harmless?

No.  Marijuana is classified as a Schedule I drug, meaning it has a high potential for abuse and no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States.

500

Can I use e-cigarettes in places where I can’t smoke?

There are no laws preventing or restricting where you can use e-cigarettes.

500

What do I do if I miss a dose?

could be deathly depending in the drug 

500

How does my tolerance level impact risk for overdose?

 A person will believe they need the same dose they have used in the past to achieve the high but their body’s tolerance level has changed resulting in accidental overdoses.

500

If I have the antidote (naloxone), is fentanyl safe to use?

Naloxone can reverse symptoms of fentanyl and other opioid poisoning. However, it doesn’t work every time and the effects of the naloxone may not last as long as the opioid.

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