Drugs
Alcohol
Tobacco
Addiction and Substance Abuse
100

What are drugs?

highly addictive chemicals or substances that change the way the body works.

100

Why Do Teens Drink? 

out of curiosity, to feel good, reduce stress, and relax, to fit in and to feel older. 

100

What addictive substance does tobacco contain?

Nicotine

100

What is substance abuse?

It is using an illegal or legal substance in the wrong way.

200

What are some commonly abused drugs?

marijuana, tobacco, alcohol, nicotine, cocaine, heroin, meth

200

How does alcohol affect the body?

It slows the function of the central nervous system. 

200
Health risk from smoking tobacco include

asthma, cancer, lung disease, and heart disease.

200

Where can someone get help for a substance abuse disorder?

They can talk to their parents or a trusted adult, their friends, a doctor, family members or a school counselor. 


300

What is the most dangerous drug?

Fentanyl 

300

What does FAS stand for?

Fetal alcohol syndrome

300

Tobacco products include

cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, hookahs, and most e-cigarettes.

300

What are some signs of addiction?

use of drugs as a way to forget problems or to relax, loss of interest in activities that used to be important, spending too much money on drugs, mood swings and, changes in sleeping habits. 

400

What is the most addictive drug?

Heroin

400

What is binge drinking?

the heavy consumption of alcohol over a short period of time

400

Effects of smoking on the body

Bad breath, bad-smelling clothes and hair, trouble keeping up in sports or physical activity, greater risk of injury and slower healing time, increased risk of illness.

400

How can you stay clean?

You can join a support group, and if you feel yourself relapsing recognizing the problem and getting help is critical.

500

How do drugs affect the body?

They may intensify or dull the senses, change how alert or sleepy people feel, and sometimes decrease physical pain.


500

Signs of Alcohol Poisoning

vomiting, unconsciousness, seizures, low body temperature, difficulty breathing, and bluish or pale skin

500

What Is Smokeless Tobacco?

Smokeless tobacco is better known as spit tobacco or chewing tobacco. Tobacco users put tobacco leaves into their mouth and suck on them instead of smoking them in cigarettes.

500

How can addiction negatively affect a person?

It can damage their mental health, cause them to lose friendships and cause them to spend a lot of money.

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