Tobacco
What type of tobacco product is used most by teens?
vapes
Name 2 types of hard liquor.
whiskey, vodka, rum, tequila, etc.
Give an example of a stimulant.
ADHD medicine, cocaine, nicotine
Give an example of a crime that can be committed while drunk.
DUI, OWI, public intoxication, etc.
Give an example of a standard drink.
12oz beer, 5oz wine, or shot of hard liquor
What is one potential risk of using smokeless tobacco?
cancer, tooth decay, gum disease, etc.
What causes hangovers?
dehydration
Give an example of a hallucinogen.
LSD, shrooms, MDMA, etc.
What schedule of drug has the most severe penalty?
Schedule I
Give an example of a Schedule I drug.
meth, cocaine, marijuana, etc.
What is the number one cause of death in the US?
heart disease
The main unit of measurement to determine how intoxicated a person might be is called a:
standard drink
What is the purpose of drug scheduling?
to determine how illegal, harmful, and/or useful a substance is
What is the legal limit (in terms of BAC) for someone 21+ to drive?
0.08
20% of all overdoses happen due to what drug?
heroin
The condition teens are at risk for when vaping that causes blisters on your lungs is called:
popcorn lung
What is the legal limit (in terms of BAC) for individuals under the age of 21?
0.02
What would be an example of a Schedule V drug?
over-the-counter medicines such as Benadryl, cough syrup, etc.
How many DUIs does it take to lose your license permanently?
3
What drug was tested as a mind control substance by the US government?
LSD
What is the name of the person responsible for putting warning labels on tobacco products in the US?
surgeon general
A person has a BAC of 0.5. What symptoms might they be experiencing?
death
Where does cocaine originate from?
poppy plants in Central and South America
What is the most common punishment for underage drinking?
probation and/or community service
What is the "happy hormone" released when a person feels happiness/reward?
dopamine