Prescription Drugs
The definition of a prescription drug.
What is a a drug prescribed by a doctor for the use of 1 person?
The definition of a controlled substance.
What is a drug regulated heavily by the government because of its high risk of addiction?
The definition of a nicotine vape.
What is a device used to get "buzzed" by inhaling heated up chemicals in the form of vapor?
The definition of marijuana.
What is a leafy plant that is heated up to experience a "high" through the form of smoking, edibles, etc.?
The acronym we use to remember refusal skills.
What is STOP?
An example of a prescription drug category used to treat pain.
What are Opiods?
What are Fentanyl, Opioids, Heroin, LSD, Marijuana, Meth, etc.?
The amount of water vapor in a vape.
What is none?
The ingredient in marijuana that does not cause a "high?"
What is CBD?
The type of ad using celebrities to convince consumers to buy their product.
What is "Celebrity Endorsement?"
The reason people take prescription drugs without a prescription.
What is making money, experiencing a "high," coping with life hardships, etc.?
The schedule of controlled substances that have no medical benefit.
What is Schedule I?
An example of 3 ingredients in a nicotine vape.
What are nickel, tin, lead, formaldahyde, gasoline, paint thinner, pesticides, etc?
The forms that CBD may come in.
What are oils, lotions, capsules, drinks, etc.?
The refusal skill the "P" stands for in our acronym.
What is "Promptly Leave?"
These drugs are regulated by the FDA - T or F
True
The Schedule V example we discussed in class.
What is codeine?
The legal age to purchase and consume nicotine in Georgia.
What is 21?
The amount of weed you can consume and legally drive a car.
What is none?
Phrases to look for in the "Natural Lie" advertising technique.
What is "clinically proven," ___% more effective than ____, etc.?
The 3 uses for alcohol.
What is recreational intoxication, medical disinfectant, and negative coping mechanism?
The reason the legal age to drink alcohol is 21.
What is "to protect developing brains?"
The main ingredient in wine.
What are grapes?
The blood alcohol level you need as a 21 year old to legally drive a car.
What is .08%?
The typical alcohol percentage of a bottle of liquor.
What is 40%?