A common drink that has alcohol and a bunch of people drink due to it having a good and bad effect on them and their mind
What is beer,wine and liquor
What are in vapes
What is nicotine
how big is a lethal does of fentanyl
What is a grain of rice
for snorting meth how long does it take for the effects to hit
what is 3-5 minuets
Where do you get these kind of drugs
What is Hospital
What is alcohol classified as
What is central nervous system depressant
What is a vape
what is heats liquid into aerosol
What Is fentanyl
a synthetic drug
What kind of drug is meth
what is synthetic
what drugs can be used
what is almost every kind of drug
The physical and mental changes produced by drinking alcohol are called
What is intoxication
what is a main reason why teens use vapes
peer pressure,mental health and exploring new things
How many deaths were due to opioid and fentanyl
112,000
how do you put meth inside your body
what is injected, smoked, snorted, or ingested orally
what are some risks
what is Life threatening risks
What is the legal limit for driving
What is .08%
What do vapes normally do to teens
what is change the control,attention and mood
when having a overdose
use a naloxone
what does meth do to you
what is rapid heart rate, increased blood pressure, and damage to the small blood vessels in the brain
are you able to abuse the drug and how would you do it
what is yes you can and you do it by crushing it up into a powder and snorting it
What are critical signs (name at least two)
What is Mental confusion,vomiting,Seizures,Slow breathing,irregular breathing or hypothermia
what is the highest the vape sales rate have gone in 2012
what is 3,957
What are some signs a overdose of opioid does
what is Slow,shallow and erratic breathing, pinpoint pupils,Snoring or gurgling sounds,unconscious/unresponsive to stimuli,limp body,slow pulse or no pulse and pale or ashen and clammy skin
what is the percent of high school seniors use meth
what is 7%
what kind of prescription drugs are mostly abused
what is opioids/narcotics/pain relievers, depressants, and stimulants