Stimulant Identification
This drug, often called 'blow', is a stimulant drug that is typically taken through snorting.
What is cocaine?
The most commonly abused drug among youth, this drug is consumed via drinking.
What is alcohol?
The short term effects of this type of drug include a boost in energy and confidence, and a feeling of alertness.
What are stimulants?
Big C, Dust, Line, Snow.
What is cocaine?
This drug can be classified as a depressant, stimulant, and a hallucinogen. It is one of the most commonly used drugs in the United States.
What is marijuana/cannabis/weed?
This stimulant drug is legal, and commonly used by many Americans. It can be found in many carbonated drinks and even coffee.
What is caffeine?
This depressant drug slows down brain functions, and is most commonly taken through an injection.
What is heroin?
This type of drug gives users a distorted perception of the world around them.
What are hallucinogens?
Herb, Grass, Hash.
What is marijuana?
____ percent of Americans aged 12 and up are involved in illicit drug use?
You can be within 10 percent of the answer.
What is 9.4 percent?
This stimulant drug comes from the tobacco plant and can be found in cigarettes and e-cigs.
What is nicotine?
Deriving from benzodiazepine drug family, this prescription drug is a depressant meant to treat anxiety and panic disorders.
What is Xanax?
This type of drug tends to make it's user feel calm, relaxed, and happy.
What are depressants?
Speed, Crank, Chalk.
What is meth/amphetamines?
People who use this narcotic have a high risk for addiction and dependency, as well as respiratory distress and death. It can be found infused in other street drugs.
What is fentanyl?
This stimulant drug was originally used in nasal decongestants, and comes from the parent drug 'amphetamine'.
What is methamphetamine?
Defined as 'any class of sedative and sleep-inducing drug', this depressant is derived from a chemical compound.
What are barbiturates?
This type of drug is extremely addictive and can cause drowsiness, slowed breathing, constipation, unconsciousness, nausea, and even put you in a coma.
What are opiates/morphine derivatives?
Dope, Smack, Junk, Brown.
What is heroin?
A 'drug' is defined as __________.
What is, 'a chemical that changes the biological processes in the body'?
This stimulant, a combination of amphetamine and dextroamphetamine, is prescribed to treat hyperactivity disorders. It can also be used as a performance-enhancing drug.
What is Adderall?
Depressant drugs 'slow you down' by inhibiting the function of the __________.
What is the central nervous system?
Misuse of this type of drug can lead to short term effects such as irritability, jealousy, mania, delusions, and impaired judgement. One of it's common nicknames is 'juice'.
What are anabolic steroids?
Goofy, Acid, California Sunshine.
What is LSD?
How many times more potent is fentanyl than heroin?
What is 50 times?