Inhalants
Caffeine
Opioids
Hallucinogens
Cocaine
100

Category of drugs that the user sniffs the vapors.

Inhalants

100

This widely used psychoactive drug is found naturally in coffee beans and tea leaves.

Caffeine

100

Pinpoint pupils,  slow breathing, and unconsciousness are classic symptoms of this dangerous condition.

Opioid overdose

100

LSD, psilocybin, and mescaline belong to this category that alters perception.

Hallucinogens or psychedelics

100

This stimulant comes from the leaves of the coca plant.

Cocaine

200

Name two inhalants.

Gasoline, compressed air, lighter fluid, markers, spray paint, paint thinner, butane, propane, cleaning fluids, hairspray, spray deodorant.

200

In addition to coffee and tea, these drinks contain caffeine and are marketed as increasing alertness and performance.

Energy drinks

200

What medical issue is a common reason for opioid prescription. (Think morphine)

Pain

200

Hallucinogens are named that because of their ability to make you see and hear things that aren't real. What is this called?

Hallucinations

200

Powdered cocaine is typically this color.

White

300

Inhalants can affect coordination and judgment, making someone appear similar to a person using this legal depressant.

Alcohol

300

What category of drug does caffeine fit into.

Stimulants

300

Name one opiate.

Heroin, opium, morphine, codeine, oxycodone (Percocet), fentanyl, methadone, oxymorphone, tramadol, buprenorphine.
300

Commonly known as "acid", this hallucinogen is abbreviated with three letters.

LSD

300

Cocaine increases blood pressure & _ _ _ _ _    _ _ _ _

Heart rate

400

Name two slang names for inhalants.

Whippets, huffing, snappers, bold, laughing gas.

400

Caffeine dependency can cause withdrawals. Name two symptoms.

Headaches, tiredness, irritability, difficulty concentrating.

400

This drug reverses the effect of opioids.

Naloxone (Narcan)

400

True or False: Tolerance to hallucinogens like LSD develop slowly.

False. Tolerance to LSD can develop very quickly.

400

A type of cocaine that can be smoked.

Crack cocaine

500

Inhalants can cause death by preventing the body from receiving this crucial element.

Oxygen

500

Name one negative effect of caffeine use.

Difficulty sleeping, shakiness, jitters, high blood pressure, anxiety, frequent urination, headaches, heart palpitations.

500

Taking too much of an opiate can dangerously slow down this essential body function.

Breathing

500

In addition to hallucinations, hallucinogens change the perception of sounds, colors, shapes, and a sense of the passing of _ _ _ _.

Time

500

What happens after cocaine's stimulant effects wear off? Symptoms include fatigue, depressed mood, increased appetite, and strong cravings.

Crash

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