A dried mixture of green and brown plant, containing THC
What is marijuana?
100
Depressants are commonly prescribed for these conditions
What is anxiety/insomnia?
100
Drugs enter the body using a needle and syringe
What is an injection?
100
Alcohol's classification of drug
What is a depressant?
100
80% of teenagers try this illegally
What is alcohol?
200
Liquid that is made using fermentation, a depressant
What is alcohol?
200
A psychoactive drug that increases activity in the brain
What is a stimulant drug?
200
Psychological and physical effects on the body
What are hallucinogens?
200
The drinking and driving BAC level that is considered intoxicated in Manitoba.
What is 0.05%?
200
The most commonly injected drug
What is heroin?
300
Things that can grow naturally or made
What are magic mushrooms?
300
The most common stimulant used daily by millions of people
What is caffeine?
300
Intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous
What are injections?
300
The number of years of imprisonment in Manitoba for a repeated drinking and driving offence
What is 14 years?
300
An example of this is "meth"
What are amphetamines?
400
Both a stimulant and a hallucinogen, long term effects are unknown
What are bath salts?
400
The drug in cigarettes and chew
What is nicotine?
400
Repeated use can cause panic attacks and psychosis
What are stimulants?
400
A three month licence suspension, impoundment of vehicle, surcharge of $999, a driver’s exam $35-120.
What is the consequences of a blood alcohol level of >0.08%?
400
Stimulant drug used for ADHD treatment
What is Ritalin?
500
Ecstacy and mollys
What is MDMA?
500
A white powder, most commonly snorted
What is cocaine?
500
Drug found on stickers and temporary tattoos
What is LSD?
500
Violent vomiting is usually the first symptom. Extreme sleepiness, unconsciousness, difficulty breathing, dangerously low blood sugar, seizures, and even death may result.