Brain
Addiction
Effects on the body
Definitions
True or False?
100

Drug or alcohol use triggers what?

Dopamine.

100

What can you do to stop addiction?

Go to a counselor/rehab.

100

Alcohol can make you _____________ and fall over

Lose balance

100

What does "Age of first encounter" mean?

The age of someone when they first used an addictive substance.

100

Alcohol make you do things that you otherwise wouldn't/effect your decision making. 

True

200

What does a drug first need to go through to get to the brain?

The bloodstream.

200

When you do a certain thing "feel good" chemicals are released, then your brain gets used to having this in your life, making it hard to stop.

How does addiction happen?

200

What are 3 effects alcohol has on the body?

Slurred speech, poor judgement, confusion, slowed reaction times, worsened motor performance, and blurry vision.

200

Drunk.

Affected by alcohol to the extent of losing control of one's faculties or behavior.

200

Drugs and alcohol "Hijack the brain."

True

300

What part of the brain does alcohol effect first?

Frontal lobe

300

What are reasons someone might do something that causes addiction?

To fit in or to ease the pain of a traumatic experience or mental health issues.

300

____________ are more susceptible to alcohol than adults and why.

Teenagers and because their brains are still developing.

300

What does it mean to blackout?

To wake up the next day without remembering what you said or did.

300

All drugs are bad.

False.

400

Drugs target the brains what?

It's webs of neurons and synapses.

400

The ________ you are when you start drinking, the more likely you'll have a problem.

Younger.

400

Alcohol makes you ________ which causes head and body aches

Dehydrate

400

What can hangover be considered as?

A mini withdrawal syndrome.

400

Teens and young adults who drink have a smaller prefrontal lobe than the same age who don't.

True.

500

What two main parts of the brain are effected by drug use?

The Limbic system and Cortex.

500

What did scientists first think addiction was and in what year?

Brain disorder and 1950.

500

What do painkillers raise?

Serotonin and noradrenaline.

500

What does substance disorder mean?

Addiction.

500

The Cortex produces dopamine.

False.

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