Brain
Alcohol
Prescription Opioids
Fentanyl
Heroin
100

What function does the frontal (prefrontal) lobe do?

Regulates emotional regulation, planning, reasoning and problem/decision solving. 

100

What are the 3 types of alcohol?

Methyl (Methanol)

Isopropyl

Ethyl (Ethanol)

100

What is the purpose of prescription opioids?

To relieve pain

100

What are the two types of fentanyl?

Pharmaceutical (Prescription) and Illicitly made 

100

True or False: Nearly all people who use heroin, do not use at least one other drug as well. 

False: Heroin users almost always use at least one other drug (CDC).

200

What are the four lobes in the brain?

Frontal

Parietal

Temporal 

Occipital 

200

What is binge drinking? (Numbers)

Consuming 5 or more drinks in men and 4 or more in women in a short period of time.

200

What are 4 examples of prescription opioids?

Vicodin, OxyContin, Percocet, Morphine, Codeine, Fentanyl, Kadian, Avinza 

200

What are the 4 ways prescription fentanyl is used?

Tablets (pills), nasal sprays, patches, and injections

200

What is a big health risk linked with heroin use?

Viral Infections: HIV, Hepatitis, Bacterial Infections

300

What are 2 examples of neurotransmitters?

Dopamine

Serotonin 

GABA

Norepinephrine 

300

What organ in the body metabolizes alcohol the most?

Liver (95%)

300

What are the difference between opioids and opiates?

Opioids: synthetic, made in labs

Opiates: made from plants 

300

Why is fentanyl commonly added to other substances?

Because of its potency?

300

What are common additives to heroin? 

sugar, starch, powdered milk

400

When messages are sent throughout the body, what is released?

Neurotransmitters (ex. dopamine)

400

What happens if alcohol is taken with another depressant?

The body severely slows down. Heart and respiratory functions become dangerously slow. (Body shuts down).

400

What are 5 symptoms of withdrawing from opioids? 

Fever, sweating, nausea, vomiting, confusion, depression, anxiety, sleepiness/drowsiness 

400

How much more potent is fentanyl compared to morphine?

50 to 100 times more

400

What forms can heroin come in?

White or brown powder and black tar

500

What does a neurotransmitter have to cross in order to reach a receptor?

Synapse 

500

What 3 diseases can occur to the liver due to heavy drinking?

Cirrhosis, fatty liver, hepatitis, liver failure

500

Synthetic drugs account for up to ___ of overdose deaths. 

60% of overdose deaths 

500

What was fentanyl first used as in 1960?

Anesthetic

500

What are some long-term effects of heroin use?

Collapsed veins, heart issues (infections), abscesses (tumors), lung complications

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