Types of Drugs
Harms and Risks
Harm Reduction
Drug Facts
Wound Care
100

These drugs are known to excite the central nervous system.

What are stimulants.

100

Sharing needles can increase your risk of contracting this common (but curable!) infection

What is Hepatitis C?

100

Doing this before drinking alcohol can slow the rate of absorption in the body.

What is eating?

100

This common stimulant is often smoked in cigarettes or "vaped".

What is nicotine?

100

These two things are KEY to cleaning wounds.

What are soap and water?

200

This psychoactive plant comes in two main strains, Sativa and Indica.

What is cannabis?

200

Pale or ashen skin, loss of consciousness, and infrequent rattling breaths can all be a sign of this

What is an overdose?

200

This drug (generic or brand) can help reverse an opioid overdose.

What is Naloxone or Narcan?

200

This is the type of alcohol that people drink.

What is ethanol?

200

This tranquilizer can cause wounds that start small and grow larger 

What is xylazine?

300

These drugs slow down the central nervous system.

What are depressants?

300

Using this stimulant can cause paranoia, anxiety, irritability, mood swings, and sometimes hallucinations.

What is methamphetamine?

300

The technical term for this harm reduction strategy is "delayed initiation".

What is waiting until you are older to try a substance?

300

This type of stimulant includes the brand Adderall that helps with ADD/ADHD.

What is amphetamines?

300

True or false: hydrogen peroxide should be used to clean out wounds.

False

400

This drug mimics the body's natural pain relief system.

What are opioids?

400

In addition to harming the heart and lungs, drugs are known to weaken this system of the body, making users more susceptible to infections.

What is the immune system?

400

Doing this while using one substance will greatly increase the health risks.

What is using another substance?

400

Alcohol increases the production of this neurotransmitter, which slows the brain down.

What is GABA?

400

This common drugstore product can be used to keep gauze from sticking to a wound.

What is petroleum jelly? (Or triple antibiotic ointment)

500

Safe use sites for this drug are common across the country- even here!

What is alcohol?

500

This life-threatening heart infection can be a side effect of injection drug use

What is endocarditis?

500

These two words describe the prescribed amount and frequency of drug use.

What is dose and dosage?

500

Cannabis is known for two main cannabinoids, CBD, and the other one that gets people high.

What is THC (tetrahydrocannabinol)?

500

Swelling, redness, and red streaking around a wound are signs of this

What is an infection?

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