Hallucinogens
This is 15x more potent than marijuana
What is K2/Spice
This is the number of chemical(s) in marijauna to produce a high
What is 1
___, ___, & ___ are all examples of opiates
What are; heroin, vicodin, morphine, codeine, oxycontin
This is the most widely abused prescription drug
What is Xanax
This disease may not show any symptoms
What is HIV
This drug was originally designed to be psychotherapeutic
What is ecstasy/MDMA
This is the largest preventable cause of premature death in the United States
What is smoking
These 2 drugs were commonly used as medicine in the early 1900s
What are cocaine and heroin
This drug is widely referred to as a "horse tranquilizer"
What is ketamine
This is the leading cause of death among teens
What are car crashes
This drug can permanently alter your body's internal temperature control
What is ecstasy
One marijuana joint equals this number of unfiltered cigarettes
What is 15
This is known as "Hillbilly Heroin"
What is OxyContin
Drugs of this classification reduce blood flow, produce relaxation and euphoria
What are depressants
When alcoholism/drug addiction exists in a family, a child is ___x more likely to develop an addiction
What is 4
This is partial or total recurrence of perceptual disturbances which previously appeared during intoxication, despite absence of recent use
What is an acid flashback
This drug is largely associated with poor or destitute children around the world
What are inhalants
Crack cocaine can stay in the system of a fetus for how long
What is two weeks
This drug's effects may last as much as 10x longer than a cocaine high
What is methamphetamine
When someone is dependent upon drugs/alcohol their dopamine level does this
What is depletes/goes down
During Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS) addicts tend to only remember the "good times" which can produce a simulated high
What is euphoric recall
The drugs in this classification increase your heart rate, suppress appetite, & can potentially kill you upon first use
What are stimulants
These 2 drugs go together to make a "speed ball"
What are cocaine and heroin
This neurotransmitter is affected by alcohol and drug abuse
What is dopamine
This is the number one trigger of relapse
What is boredom