What is an internal pressure?
Pressure that comes from within based on outside environment (anxiety)
What is an excitability?
a certain stimuli that produces a sense of excitement
Define compliment
A polite expression of praise or admiration
What are the three body systems we went over?
circulatory, respiratory, nervous
What is the difference between depressant and stimulant?
Depressant- slows
stimulant- speeds up
What is an external pressure?
A pressure that comes from outside environment (ex :peer pressure)
What is a natural High?
An activity that is able to boost a feel good chemical in your brain without the use of drugs
Give an example of internal compliment.
Anything about attitude or actions (not physical appearance)
Which organ is responsible for getting rid of toxins?
Kidney
What does a hallucinogen do?
What are three ways to say no? (Name at least one)
Passive, assertive, aggresive
What was one of the games we played during our excitability activity?
Just dance, highs and lows, finish the drawing, telephone, birthday order
Give an example of an external compliment.
Anything about physical appearance
What are the main organs nervous system (2)
Brain and spine
Name the 4 ways drugs get into the blood.
Orally, inhale, snorting, injection
What are 3 steps making a decision? Hint: think three C’s
Clarify, consider, choose
What are the teachers names?
Cece and Anna
What do you do what you give a compliment (4 steps)
Be specific, be sincere, make eye contact, use their name
What makes up the circulatory system? (2)
Veins and heart
What is cross tolerance?
When you build up tolerance to another drug without even using it
Explain the three C’s in decision making
Clarify- what decision has to be made
consider- outcomes of each decision
choose- the best option
Name all 5 excitabilities.
Physical, emotional, sensory, imaginational, social, organizational
What to do when you receive compliment (3)
Thank the person, make eye contact, avoid putting yourself down
What makes up the respiratory system? (3)
Lungs, esophagus, mouth
What is synergistic effect?
Interaction of two or more drugs causes greater effect