ALCOHOL
What is the alcohol limit while driving?
What is also known as hillbilly heroin?
Oxyconton
What plant does come from?
Coca
What is the most commonly known chemical in cannabis?
THC
What is the one medication to use and treat an opioid overdose?
Narcan
True or False
Alcohol can lower blood sugar levels?
True
What is also known as fluff?
Vicodian
Name 2 short term affects of cocaine use.
Loss of appetite, increased rate of breathing, blood vessel constriction, intense drug craving, dilated pupils, disturbed sleep patterns, nausea, hyperstimulation, bizarre behavior, intense euphoria, anxiety, paranoia, depression, seizure
Name 4 other names for cannabis.
What does ISUDT stand for?
Integrated Substance Use Disorder Treatment
What does BAL stand for?
Blood Alcohol Level
What is also known as rims?
Perocet
Which race has the highest percentage of crack usage?
Whites at 55%.
What are adverse psychological effects of cannabis?
Impaired short term memory
Altered judgement
Distorted perception
What does MAT stand for?
Medically Assisted Treatment
Name 3 signs of alcohol withdrawal.
Headache, Anxiety, Nausea, Vomiting, Confusion, Irritability, Sweating, Fear, Mood swings, Loss of appetite.
What are 3 symptoms of withdrawal?
Feeling sad, body and bone aches, watery eyes or runny nose, cold flashes, diarrhea, fever, yawning, restlessness.
What famous female singer/actress died at age 48 due to cocaine?
Whitney Houston
What major health risk is associated with cannabis use?
Heart Attack
Name 2 primary medications for CDCR's MAT program.
Suboxone
Methadone
Naltrexone
Acamprosate
Which type of alcohol was the most expensive bottle sold for $3.5 million?
Tequila
Besides suboxone, name 1 medication used for treatment.
Methadone
Naltrexone
Name 3 long term affects of cocaine use.
Tolerance and addiction
severe depression
liver, kidney and lung damage
respiratory failure
malnutrition and weight loss
severe tooth decay
hallucinations
disorientation
irritability
psychosis
heart attack, stroke and death
How does cannabis affect the hypothalamus?
Name 3 signs of an opioid overdose.
Face is cold/clammy and loss of color.
Body is limp
Fingernails/lips are blue
Vomiting
Gurgling noises
Will not wake up
Unable to speak
Pupils are constricted
Breathing is slow or stopped
Heartbeat is slow or stopped