Introduction to Drugs
Drugs and Alcohol Effects
Stimulants/Depressants
Marijuana
Randomized
100

What is any chemical substance that changes the way a person thinks, feels, or acts?

What is a drug

100

When an individual can’t stop using the drug despite negative consequences. 

What is an addiction

100

Give an example of a drug that is a stimulant.

What is Nicotine, Cocaine

100

The ingredient in marijuana that makes a person feel “high”

What is THC  

100

This occurs when a person really believes he/she needs the drug.

What is psychological dependence?

200

Which drug causes the greatest numbers of deaths in our country?

What is tobacco

200

Drugs can damage nerve cells in this organ.

What is the brain

200

Give an example of a drug that is a depressant.

What is Marijuana, Alcohol

200

A relatively new way to inhale marijuana without smoking it. 

What is marijuana vaping

200

Which organ in our body breaks up alcohol?

What is the liver

300

Which drug causes the second greatest number of deaths each year? 

What is alcohol

300

This drug can make a person feel relaxed, sleepy, and euphoria (high). 

What is marijuana

300

These drugs speed up heart rate and increase alertness.

What is Stimulants

300

How long does it take for marijuana to leave the body? 

What is 30 days (a month) because marijuana hides in the body. It gets stored in fat and muscle. It slowly gets released, can take up to 3-5 weeks, but depends on your weight, body fat, and muscle.

300

This is the deliberate use of a drug for other than its intended purpose.

What is drug abuse

400

What is a need for increased amounts of the substance to achieve the desired effect?

What is tolerance

400

Smoking affects which 3 parts of the body?

What is the heart, blood vessels and lungs?

400

These drugs slow down heart rate and slow down brain activity. 

What is Depressants

400

Which organ in our body metabolizes marijuana? 

What is the liver

400

The neurotransmitter in the brain commonly affected by drugs

What is dopamine

500

Define withdrawal and give two examples of classic withdrawal symptoms.

What is the process of giving up the use of a drug that the body is addicted to. The same or a similar drug is taken to relieve or avoid withdrawal symptoms. For example, Flu, Fever, Cold Sweats, Nausea, Vomiting, Seizure, Shakes, Agitation, Headache.

500

This substance/drug can cause cirrhosis of the liver.

What is alcohol

500

Is alcohol a depressant or a stimulant? Explain why. 

What is a depressant because your heart rate slows down and your brain activity also slows down as well, that is why you feel tired and sleepy while drinking, but also why many people black out or lose consciousness when they are very drunk.

500

What are the consequences of Marijuana?  

What is Cancer of the respiratory tract, throat, mouth, and lung, lung disease and lung damage. In addition, blunt paper have 10-20 times as much tar as cigarettes. 



500

It’s made in a lab to look like marijuana, but it isn’t.

K2 or Spice, it is a liquid with herbs that look like marijuana, but are not.

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