How is marijuana taken?
Marijuana can be taken by smoking, or eating
Name three common gateway drugs.
What is Alcohol, Nicotine, and Marijuana?
effects of depressants on the body?
Can you overdose on LSD?
No. Most users die by what they do on LSD. For example: They think they can fly
What does a stimulant do to the body?
What is slows down the central nervous system.
Can you overdose by smoking marijuana?
There aren’t any reports of teens and adults dying from using marijuana alone, but marijuana use can cause some very uncomfortable side effects, such as anxiety and paranoia and, in rare cases, extreme psychotic reactions.
What is the definition of a "Gateway Drug"?
What is a drug that often leads to the use of other, more potent drugs
What area of the body is affected by depressant drugs?
The Central Nervous System (CNS)
Identify 2 hallucinogen drugs
LSD, Magic Mushrooms, DMT, PCP, Ketamine
What is the actual name of the "study drug"?
adderall
Scientific Name for Marijuana
Cannabis
Which of the following is a long-term risk associated with the misuse of anabolic steroids?
What is Liver damage and mood swings
How do depressants make a person feel?
They may make them feel relaxed, drowsy, sleepy, and experience reduced inhibition
True or False - Users on LSD often say they "See Sounds, Hear Colors"
True
legal stimulants
Prescription Ritalin, coffee, chocolate, energy drinks
How does Marijuana typically affect a person's driving ability?
What is slows reaction time and judgement?
What is the body adapting to a substance over repeated use, requiring higher or more concentrated doses to achieve the same initial effect.
What is the most commonly abused depressant?
Alcohol
What is the "real name" for Molly?
Ecstasy
illegal stimulants
cocaine, meth, crack, MDMA
What is the active ingredient in marijuana?
THC
What are the four steps to addiction in order?
What is Regular drug use, Tolerance, Dependence, Addiction?
Which category of drugs are used to relieve pain and is derived from the poppy plant?
What is Opiates?
Long term effects of hallucinogens
paranoia, mood change, dependence, depression, memory loss, mental illness e.g. schizophrenia
Common legal stimulant the consumed daily by many
caffeine