Basics
Fentanyl is a synthetic, man made opioid drug that is:
Odorless and tasteless
Falling asleep and being difficult to wake may indicate this emergency:
An overdose
What is the nasal spray that can temporarily reverse the effects of an opioid overdose?
Naloxone
Fentanyl exposure can be dangerous even when someone does not know it is present.
True
Compared with morphine, fentanyl is about this many times more potent:
100 times
These unusually small, constricted pupils may be a sign of an opioid overdose:
Pinpoint pupils
What is another name for naloxone?
Narcan
Someone who is overdosing will always be able to wake up on their own.
False
This type of fentanyl is commonly added to other drugs:
Illicitly manufactured
This sound may be heard when someone experiencing an opioid overdose is struggling to breathe:
Choking or gurgling sounds
This is a quick and inexpensive drug checking tool used to detect the presence of fentanyl:
Fentanyl test strips
Fentanyl may be found in powders, pills, tablets, liquids, and sometimes vape products.
True
What did the FDA approve fentanyl for?
This is what skin may feel or look like during an opioid overdose:
Cold, clammy, and/or discolored
Naloxone works by blocking the [BLANK] that opioids attach to.
Receptors
You should wait to call emergency services until you're certain someone has overdosed.
False