Pharmacology
The big book
Relapse
Recovery
Mental health
100

What are the signs that someone is experiencing an opioid overdose?

Slow breathing not breating, discoloration (blue lips, purple face, dialated pupils, cold or clammy skin, non-responsive.

100

Who are the 2 founders of AA?

Bill Wilson and Dr.Bob Smith

100

What percentage of individuals in recovery experience at least 1 relapse? You can give a 20% range

40-60%

100

What is considered "the root of our troubles" when it comes to our addiction and alcoholism?

Selfishness and Self-centeredness

100
True or False: Depression is common in women then men?

True: Depression is more common in women then men, with about twice as many women are vocal about their experience compared to men.

200

What drugs soars your dopamine levels the highest?

Methamphetamine

200

What decade was AA founded extra 100 bonus points if you know the exact year?

1935

200

Is relapse a part of recovery?

No, relapse is the opposite of recovery but can be part of your personal journey to find recovery!

200

What is PAWS

Post Acute Withdrawal Symptoms

200

What is the most common mental health disorder worldwide?

Anxiety

300

What 2-3 substances can be lethal during withdrawal? Win for 2 bonus 100 point is you get all 3.

Alcohol, Benzos, and Barbituates.

300

What chapter of the big book is the fourth step broken down in?

Chapter 5 How it works, page 65

300

In Narcotics Anonymous, the ends of relapse that are promised, Is that we will end up in________________________

Jails, institutions, and dead.

300

What is the term HALT?

(Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired.) Used when your experiencing cravings as a self-assessment.

300

What 2 neurotransmitters are most commonly asssociated with feelings of pleasure and reward in the brain?

Dopamine and serotonin.

400

What is the most used drug around the world?

Caffeine

400

What page is the idolized passage of "Acceptance was the answer"?

417

400

What is considered the number 1 offender for relapse

Resentment

400

What is the purpose of traditions in AA and NA?

It is a standard guideline for the group to be help the alcoholic/addict who still suffers and to reach longevity as a program.

400

What is it called when someone suffers from both substance use disorder and a mental health disorder.

Dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorders.

500

What substance kills the most people every year?

Tobacco

500

Who was the doctor, who wrote the doctors opinion?

Dr. William D. Silkworth.

500

What are the 3 stages of relapses?

Emotional relapse, mental relapse and physical relapse

500

What are all 12 steps?

etc.

500

What mental health disorder has the highest mortality rate? (Most lethal?

Anorexia nervosa, eating disorder?

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