Types of Drugs
What drug in 2016 recorded that 3.6% of adolescents, ages 12-17 were misusing it?
What is Opioids?
This determinant is the act of "influencing" others to use drugs?
What is Peer Pressure?
The first short term effect for the drug opioids?
Based off the order of effects on the Google slides?
What is Drowsiness?
The second long term effect for opioids.
What is insomnia?
Which drug had an increase in usage, from 19%-23% in the years 2007-2017?
What is Marijuana?
This determinant can stem from stress and school work.
What is anxiety?
The second to last short term effect for opioids.
What is nausea?
The first long term effect for tobacco.
What is Headaches?
Which drug had a decrease in the usage of adolescents over the past 20 years?
What is tobacco?
This determinant is constantly around us and plays a big role in influencing drug abuse.
What is Social Media/Advertisement's?
The first short term effect for the use of the drug tobacco.
What is yellow teeth?
A type of cancer that develops because of the use of marijuana.
What is testicular cancer?
This substance is used mostly in adolescents because they're sleep deprived?
What is Caffeine?
Adolescents are said to lack in this determinant a, good amount.
Hint: Most say that: Adolescents are bad at making...
What is Decision Making?
Marijuana is known to have this short term effect.
What is Dilated Pupils?
A system in the body that is harmed because of the smoking of tobacco and/or marijuana.
What is the respiratory system?
Which drug, in 2017, had an 11% of adolescents (ages 14-18) vaping in the last 30 days?
What is Nicotine?
This determinant is not something that can be changed in order to prevent the use of drugs?
What is Gender? or What is Race?
The two drugs nicotine and marijuana share this short term effect.
What is dizziness?
Both tobacco and marijuana can cause this condition(impairment) to develop and/or become worse.
Hint: (Not on the slides but if use your basic knowledge should be easy.) This condition requires an inhaler.
What is asthma?