What drug is responsible for loss of coordination, impaired judgement, balance and speech
Alcohol
100
Alcohol kills 6.5 times more youth than all other illicit drugs combined
What is the most deadly drug?
Alcohol kills 6.5 times more youth than all other illicit drugs combined
100
What does it mean to fall back into a state of drug use or abuse?
Relapse
100
Anxiety, restlessness, nausea, sweating, and headaches are all samples of_______
Withdrawl
200
What does anabolic mean?
Growing or building
200
Cocaine
What drug is responsible for an increase in energy along with a decrease in appetite. A powerful euphoria followed by a crash
Cocaine
200
Traffic crashes
What is the greatest single cause of death for people under the age of 40?
Traffic crashes
200
What is a high risk situation?
Any personm place, or situation connected with using drugs or alcohol, any time you're around alchohol or drugs, any place or situation associated with high stress
300
What does the slang term cupcake mean? (Not the one you eat)
LSD/Acid
300
Nicotine
What is the name of drug that is a stimulant. It can be use by smoking or orally
Nicotine
300
What is the most abused drug?
Alcohol
300
According to HBO's show addiction what single factor is responsible for the majority or relapses?
Stress
300
_______ is a negative feeling that's created when we react to particular events.
Stress
400
What is Vitamin K slang for?
Ketamine
400
What drug is responsible for a peaceful and euphoric sensation, slow reaction time, impaired memory and attention
Marijuana
400
What is MLB Roger Clemens accused of taking?
Steroids and other ped's
400
What is the refusal to believe something or admit there's a problem?
Denial
400
What is doctor shopping?
the practice of a patient requesting care from multiple physicians, often simultaneously, without making efforts to coordinate care or informing the physicians of the multiple caregivers
500
How does nicotine enter into the bloodstream?
Pass through skin, lungs, and mucous
500
What is another name for MDMA
Ecstasy
500
What is the name of the chemical found in the brain that's attributed to the "reward" system
Dopamine
500
What is a condition of general emotional dejection and withdrawal; sadness greater and more prolonged than that warranted by any objective reason