To Lobe or Not To Lobe
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Factors
Science
Random
100
Responsible for higher-level cognitive functions like planning, organizing, reasoning, judgment, emotional regulation, and controlling voluntary movement.
What is Frontal Lobe?
100
A medication used commonly to treat both opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder.
What is Naltrexone?
100
A person's family, school, and neighborhood.
What are Environmental Risk Factors?
100
This is the body's computer.
What is the brain?
100
Astronomical body known as the "Red Planet"
What is Mars?
200
Regulates vital body functions that you don't have to think about, like breathing and your heart rate
The Brain Stem
200
It alters how your body processes alcohol, making it physically impossible to drink without getting violently ill.
What is Antabuse?
200
Aggressive behavior in childhood, drug experimentation, peer pressure, and lack of parental supervision
What are Risk Factors?
200
A chronic, relapsing disorder characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use despite adverse consequences
What is Addiction?
200
R&B group featuring Beyoncé prior to her solo career.
What is Destiny's Child?
300
Processing auditory information, meaning it interprets sounds from the ears.
What is Temporal Lobe?
300
These two anti-epileptic medications are used off-label to treat alcohol use disorder (AUD).
What is Gabapentin and Topiramate?
300
This area of the brain is still developing during adolescence, putting teens at increased risk for trying drugs or continuing to take them.
What is the Prefrontal Cortex (will accept Frontal Lobe) ?
300
Addictive substances (like cocaine, nicotine, or opioids) or compulsive behaviors can cause ______ to flood the brain's reward pathway up to 10 times higher than natural rewards
What is dopamine?
300
Colossal concrete arch-gravity dam on the Colorado River bordering Nevada and Arizona.
What is the Hoover Dam?
400
Processing visual information, including color, form, and motion
What is Occipital Lobe?
400
The injectable form of Buprenorphine.
What is Sublocade?
400
Family monitoring, anti-drug education, positive relationships, community support.
What are Protective Factors?
400
These symptoms are an indication of....
- Slow, shallow, or stopped breathing
- Blue or gray lips and fingertips
- Unresponsiveness or deep sleep where the person cannot wake up
- Limp body or very small "pinpoint" pupils
What is a drug overdose?
400
Portuguese soccer superstar who became the first male player to score 900 official career goals
Who is Cristiano Ronaldo?
500
Sensory perception and integration, including touch, temperature, pressure, and pain
What is Parietal Lobe?
500
A long-acting full opioid agonist, and a schedule II controlled medication used to treat Opioid Dependence.
What is Methadone?
500
A person's genes, stage of development, an ethnicity.
What are Biological Risk Factors?
500
The need to take larger amounts of the drug to produce the familiar high.
What is Tolerance?
500
French impressionist famous for his series of roughly 250 oil paintings depicting water lilies
Who is Claude Monet?