FNL Acronyms
CFNLC
What is the California Friday Night Live Collaborative?
Two harmful products in cannabis that are also contained in cigarettes.
What are tar and carbon monoxide?
FNL programs adhere to specific [blank] to ensure positive youth development.
What are Standards of Practice?
A substance that causes cancer.
What is a carcinogen?
The ability and action to speak up for yourself.
What is self-advocacy?
DCHS
What is the Department of Healthcare Services?
Ways cannabis can be taken into the body.
What are smoking and eating?
The number of standards of practice does FNL has.
What is 5?
Unwanted reaction(s) to a drug.
What are side effects?
The ability to understand your thoughts, emotions, and values.
What is self-awareness?
TAY
What is Transitional Age Youth?
The dried leaves and flowering tops of the plant.
What are the components of cannabis?
Youth in FNL are encouraged to participate in this process, which includes making choices and taking on leadership roles.
What is decision-making and governance?
The harmful residue from tobacco, cannabis, or other substance smoke that lingers on surfaces and in dust after the smoke has cleared.
What is third-hand smoke?
This is distance from another person at which one feels comfortable.
What is personal space?
TPP
What is Tobacco Prevention Program?
Two common effects of cannabis on schoolwork.
What are lower grades and increased absenteeism?
This is the type of environment FNL strives to provide where youth feel free from the risk of harm.
What is physically safe environment?
1.Mouth/Oral
2.Injection
3.Inhalation
4.Absorption/Contact
What are the four ways drugs can enter the body?
Learning by moving.
What is kinesthetic?
CFLNP
What is California Friday Night Live Partnership?
Marijuana, hashish and hash oil
What are three drug products of the plant Cannabis sativa?
All 5 FNL Standards of Practice.
What is-
1. a safe environment 2. opportunities for community engagement, 3. leadership & advocacy 4. build caring & meaningful relationships with peers and adults 5. engage in interesting & relevant skill development?
How much a person drinks;
how fast they drink; how much they weigh; how they feel; if they have eaten; the presence of other drugs in the bloodstream
What are factors that affect blood alcohol concentration?
Use of communication to bully a person.
What is cyber-bullying?