Addiction
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Addiction and Health
100

You can go to one of these to be with others in recovery. This can help you to remember that you can get through this. Get other people’s names and numbers to call in case of future cravings and urges.

What are support groups?

100

This actor/comedian who lived in the bay area struggled with addiction and substance abuse. He committed suicide in 2014.

Who is Robin Williams?

100

Behaviors characterized by the repeated, compulsive seeking or use of a substance despite consequences, and a need for an increased amount of the substance, as time goes on, to achieve the same effect.

What is addiction?



100

A major symptom when a cocaine abuser enters withdrawal.

What is Anxiety?

100

The major organ that is directly effected the most by drug use.

What is the brain?

200

This type of addiction is when the BODY itself feels a direct need for a drug.

What is Physical Dependency?

200

DAILY DOUBLE

The singer songwriter of Piano Man struggled with alcohol abuse for years before entering rehab.

Who is Billy Joel?

200

feelings that cause your brain to crave substances; if you are unaware of them they could be a factor for relapse.

What are triggers?

200

Complete abstinence, drug education and healthy coping skills

What are things that can decrease a person's chance of developing an addiction?

200

The brain finishes developing once you reach this age.

What is 25?

300

This type of addiction is when the MIND sends the body a message that it needs more of a drug.

What is Psychological Dependency?

300

This author, who wrote books such as Carrie and The Green Mile struggled with alcohol and prescription drug addiction for years.

Who is Stephen King?

300

The need to increase the dose over time to obtain the original effect. In other words, higher doses are needed to produce the same effect experienced initially.

What is tolerance?

300

DAILY DOUBLE

They say relapse doesn't suddenly happen out of nowhere. It is not an event but is often much more gradual

What is a process?

300

Hepatitis, Heart Disease, Kidney disease, Obesity, Mental Health disorders, HIV, Cancer, a Stroke, etc.

What are illnesses that can result from drug use?

400

a powerful desire to use substances often perceived as "impulsive" and "uncontrollable"

What is a craving?

400

This Marvel actor has struggled with alcoholism over the years.

Who is Robert Downey Jr.?

400

Daily Double!
A neurotransmitter in the brain that is triggered by substances and causes a repeat in behaviors?

What is dopamine?

400

Every bad choice we make can mean we have to face these later. Addiction can cause people to foolishly ignore these repeatedly.

What are consequences?

400

This substance depresses central nervous system (CNS) and respiratory function. Exposure to it may be fatal. It is estimated to be 80 times as potent as morphine and hundreds of times more potent than heroin

What is fentanyl?

500

DAILY DOUBLE


You may have gone backwards a little bit but did not completely relapse

What is a Slip/Lapse/Setback?

500

This music artist had a hit pop song come out a few years before her death called 'Rehab'

Who is Amy Winehouse

500

Negative, incorrect beliefs, stereotypes, and labels are another name for this

What is Stigma?


500

The younger people use substances, the less chance they have at becoming addicted. True or false?

False. The younger one begins using the more chance they have at becoming addicted.

500

DAILY DOUBLE

When you have both a Mental Health illness and addiction of any kind.

What is a co-occurring disorder or dual diagnosis?



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