Alcohol
Alcohol is a...
Depressant
The chemical responsible for addiction in tobacco smoke is…
Nicotine
The psychoactive chemical in marijuana smoke is…
THC
MDMA could cause which of the following side effects?
A. increased body temperature
B. urge to touch
C. clenched jaw
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
What is the definition of a drug?
Any chemical substance that alters the body physically, mentally, or emotionally.
If a male and female drink the same amount of alcohol in the same time period, which will become intoxicated the quickest?
Female
Vape users are at an increased risk of developing these two leading causes of death in our country.
Lung cancer and heart disease
Heavy use of marijuana may cause…
A. physical and psychological dependency
B. increase anxiety, panic and paranoid states
C. Cirrhosis of the liver
D. A and B
D. Both A and B
This brand of flavored nitrous oxide has raised concerns due to its misuse as a recreational inhalant, posing serious health risks like oxygen deprivation and nerve damage.
Galaxy Gas
An example of drug misuse is
A. overdosing on heroin
B. taking the wrong dose of prescription by accident
C. taking your prescription for the full amount prescribed
D. None of the above
B. taking the wrong dose of prescription by accident
Blood alcohol content is a measure of…
the amount of alcohol in the drinker’s blood
After a smoker quits and goes through withdrawal, they may see improvements in…
A. their breathing
B. better physical endurance and energy
C. Being sick less often/physical appearance to improve
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Marijuana contains_______.
A. Fewer carcinogens that cigarettes
B. More carcinogens than cigarettes
C. Roughly the same amount of carcinogens as cigarettes
D. No carcinogens
C. Roughly the same amount of carcinogens as cigarettes
Hallucinogens…
A. Melt the protective coating of nerves in your brain
B. Slow down your central nervous system
C. Give you hallucinations and flashbacks
D. Are painkillers
C. Give you hallucinations and flashbacks
A person who has built up a high tolerance for a drug needs...
more and more of that drug to feel the same effects
When alcohol weakens and begins to destroy the liver, this condition is called….
Cirrhosis
Often marketed as a safer alternative to smoking, vaping can still expose users to this highly addictive substance and harmful chemicals that may damage the lungs.
Nicotine
What is the difference between the marijuana sold today versus the marijuana sold in the year 1975?
A. In 1975 the marijuana had more THC in it then it does today
B. Today the marijuana has more THC in it than in 1975
C. The marijuana produced in 1975 made people throw up and today it gives people the “munchies”
D. There is no difference.
B. Today the marijuana has more THC in it than in 1975
This drug is often used at parties and raves for its euphoric and empathogenic effects but can lead to dehydration, overheating, and long-term brain damage.
Ecstasy, MDMA, Molly
Issues the user has when their body tries to “clean out” or get rid of the poison is known as…
Withdrawal
A person is 5 foot 10 inches and weighs 150 pounds, and has had 6 “shots” of an alcoholic beverage (80 proof) at a friends house. How long will it take that person to detoxify the alcohol in their body?
6 hours
A severe lung condition linked to vaping, teens who use e-cigs or vapes are 2x more likely to develop a wheezing in the lungs and/or this new disease.
What is EVALI (E-cigarette or Vaping Associated Lung Injury)
Which of the following is a scientifically supported risk of regular marijuana use?
A. Increased productivity and motivation
B. Reduced likelihood of developing respiratory problems
C. Higher risk of developing cannabis use disorder (CUD)
D. Enhanced memory and learning capabilities
C. Higher risk of developing cannabis use disorder (CUD)
Often found in household products like spray paint or glue, these substances can be inhaled for a quick high but may cause brain damage, organ failure, or even sudden death
Inhalants
What is the Good Samaritan Law?
What are laws or acts offering legal protection to people who give reasonable assistance to those who are injured, ill, in peril, or otherwise incapacitated. In some cases, Good Samaritan laws oblige people to offer assistance.
Example…if you are drinking under age and call the police when a friend or person is in distress.