Tobacco
The colorless, odorless, and highly addictive drug found in tobacco
What is Nicotine?
What a person has if their individual blood alcohol content (BAC) rises to dangerous levels causing them to loose consciousness and/or death
What is alcohol poisoning?
Definition of opioids
What are natural and man-made drugs to treat pain?
Tar can be found in what substances
What are cigarettes and marijuana?
The brain is particularly vulnerable to damage from alcohol while it is still developing The age until which the brain continues to develop
What are the mid 20s?
The category of drug that includes nicotine
What are stimulant and depressant?
The length of time it takes for alcohol to enter the bloodstream
What is 5-10 minutes?
Four ways in which drugs can enter the body
What are through the mouth, injection, inhalation, and absorption?
The difference in age between the legal drinking age minus the legal age to buy tobacco.
What is three?
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
What is the percent (%) of alcohol left in the bloodstream?
Name three conditions/diseases related to smoking
What are: Cancer (throat, lungs, stomach, pancreas…);Asthma; Emphysema; Bronchitis; Increased heart disease and stroke; Birth defects?
The way alcohol interferes with the brain.
What are impaired judgement and other basic functions?
Most abused drugs used in your peers (people your age)
What are prescription drugs?
Name three consequences of substance use that are severe and sometimes untreatable.
What are: Criminal record; Impaired relationships with family and friends; Impaired educational opportunities HIV/Hepatitis/ other STDs; Recurrent health issues (MI, stroke, asthma…); and Death?
When the body becomes used to a drug and need larger and larger amounts to produce the same effect
What is tolerance
This is the most harmful type of smoke
What is first-hand smoke?
Symptoms of alcohol overdose
What are irregular breathing, confusion and vomiting?
Name at least two substances that can cause "Driving While Impaired: (DUI)
What are opioids, sedatives, alcohol and marijuana?
Legal consequences of illegal alcohol, drug and/or tobacco use
What are civil violation and the need to go to court?
The need to feel the effects of the drug even though those effects can harm the body, mind and relationships.
What is drug dependency?
Flavored tobacco are used/smoked through these devices
What are e-cigarettes and hookahs?
Name three long term effects of alcohol on the body and mind.
What are: Cancer to all body organs; Decreased breathing, heart rate and body functions (leading to death); Cardiovascular disease, neurological damage; and Psychological problems (Depression, anxiety, antisocial personality disorders)?
List at least four different categories of drugs
What are: Stimulants; Narcotics/Opioids; Hallucinogens; Depressants; Dissociatives; Inhalants; and Cannabis?
The list of people who can go to jail and/or be charges if an illegal party is hosted at your house?
Who are the parents, person buying the alcohol and possible the under-aged people at the party?
A condition characterized by a self-destructive pattern of using a substance that leads to significant problems and distress, which may include tolerance to or withdrawal from the substance.
What is abuse?