Classifications
These accelerate messages between the brain and the body. They can make a person feel more awake, alert, confident or energetic. (ex. Nicotine and caffeine)
What are Stimulants?
Every day an estimated ____ people die in drunk-driving crashes
A. 12 B. 24 C. 30
What is C. 30?
The positive effects of quitting smoking start taking place as soon as _____ after stopping
A. 20 minutes B. 12 hours C. 1 week
What is A. 20 minutes?
*within 20m Heart Rate drops
*within 12 hours Carbon Monoxide drops
A disorder related to a severe vitamin B1 deficiency. Seen in individuals with poor nutrition and is a common complication of long-term heavy drinking.
A. Wet Brain B. Rickets C. Cobalamin
What is A. Wet Brain?
AA stands for ______ and is an example of this type of group
What is Alcoholics Anonymous and 12-step
These change a person’s thoughts, mood, sense of time or perception of their environment or themselves. (ex: Peyote and psilocybin)
What are Psychedelics/Hallucinogens?
Approximately ____ of driving fatalities each year involve drunk drivers (0.08+)
A. 1/4 B. 1/3 C. 2/3
What is B. 1/3?
These are the two most commonly abused drugs/substances
What is Alcohol and Marijuana?
A condition affecting a child due to consumption of alcohol by the mother during pregnancy.
What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?
MADD is the acronym for this anti-drunk driving organization
What is Mothers Against Drunk Driving?
These slow the central nervous system and slow messages between the brain and the rest of the body. Often used as pain relievers. (ex: Heroin and Codeine)
What are Opiods?
In the last 30 years national DUI rates in the US have ________ by 1/3
A. Increased B. Decreased
What is B. decreased?
National average cost of a pack of cigarettes
A. $3.50 B. $4.35 C. $6.96
What is C. $6.96?
A type of liver damage where healthy cells are replaced by scar tissue. A common cause is excessive drinking of alcohol
What is Cirrhosis?
The acronym for the percentage of alcohol in a person's blood stream.
What is BAC?
These affect the CNS - slowing down the messages between the brain and the body. They can reduce concentration, inhibitions and coordination and cause people to feel relaxed. (ex: Alcohol and benzos)
What are Depressants?
The average number of speeding citations issued each year in the US
A. 13m B. 20m C. 41m
What is C. 41m?
If you get a second DUI within _____ years you may come back for our lovely 18month program
What is ten?
Symptoms that develop when a person suddenly limits or stops consuming their substance after a period of continuous use
What is Withdrawal?
Known as MAT; this treatment program uses medication and counseling/therapy to help individuals sustain recovery (ex: methadone and naltrexone)
What is Medication assisted treatment?
These are in a category of their own because depending on the person and the strain - the effects change
What are cannabinoids?
The 2019 seatbelt use rate in the US
A. 91.7% B. 86.2 % C. 74.4%
What is A. 91.7%?
A standard drink is ____ of *pure alcohol*
A. 0.2oz B. 0.6oz C. 1oz
What is B. 0.6 oz?
Your chances of developing lung, pancreatic, bladder and stomach cancer are increased by ________
Smoking
This device measures a drivers BAC before starting their vehicle
What is an IID?