Alcohol
The blood alcohol content classified as "legally impaired"
What is .08?
A moderate level of daily caffeine intake
What is 400mg?
True or false: The average THC content of cannabis has remained the same over time.
What is false?
The common cup brand made with lines for measuring standard drinks
What is Solo?
Two symptoms of Alcohol Use Disorder
The gender whose blood alcohol content will be higher after consuming the same amount of alcohol
What is female?
The response in the body caused by adrenaline
What is the fight/flight response?
Common side effects of large amounts of THC
What are anxiety, agitation and paranoia?
The number of ounces in one standard drink of beer
What is 12oz?
The amount of THC in one serving of edibles
What is 1-10mg?
The percent of blood alcohol content that is metabolized each hour
What is .015?
The number of hours it takes caffeine to completely exit the body
What is 24 hours?
The number of hours the effects of edibles can last
What is up to 12?
The number of ounces in one standard drink of wine
What is 5oz?
Two common emotional effects of caffeine
What are irritability and anxiety?
The term for the two phases that a drinker experiences (stimulant/euphoria, depressant/dysphoria)
What is the biphasic effect?
The number of 8oz cups of coffee equivalent to 400mg of caffeine.
What is 4?
Research suggests these two categories of people should not use cannabis
What are teens and people with a family history of psychosis?
The number of standard drinks in a pint (16 oz) of beer
What is 1 1/3?
The number of 8oz energy drinks equivalent to 400mg of caffeine.
What is 5?
The blood alcohol content that is likely to result in coma, acute alcohol poisoning and in 50% of people causes death due to respiratory arrest
What is .31%?
The number of 12 oz diet sodas equivalent to 400mg of caffeine
What is 8?
The recommended safe amount of THC to consume per day
What is there is currently no official recommendation?
The number of standard drinks in the average margarita
What is 1.7?
The type of breathing that deprives the brain of oxygen needed to think calmly and rationally, and the substance that causes this.
What are shallow breathing and caffeine?