Class Time
Painkillers
What are opioids
Occipital Lobe
What controls your vision
Eustress
What is good stress
When it takes more of a drug to reach the desired effects
Plants or a lab
Where drugs come from
Increases heart rate
What are stimulants
Controls movement, balance and coordination
What is the cerebellum
Response to your body and mind being challenged
What is stress
Body's response to not having a drug
What is withdrawl
Medication you do not need a prescription for
Over the counter
Distorts reality
What are hallucinogenics
Brain Stem
What controls breathing, heart rate and blood pressure
Alarm, resistance, exhaustion
What are the stages of stress
When a drug is purposely misused
What is drug abuse
Bad stress
What is distress
Causes slow reactions
What are depressants
Smell, Touch, Hear, Taste, Feel
What are the 5 senses
Reading, sleeping, taking a walk
Ways to reduce stress
Mood altering drug
What is psychoactive
It can be a stimulant, depressant or hallucinogenic
What is marijuana
Percocet, Fentanyl, Heroin
What are opioids
Meninges
Covering over the brain
Increased breathing, dilated pupils, heart rate increases, blood flow increases
What is flight or fight response
Unwanted physical or mental effect caused by a drug
Side effect
Most abused drug by teens
What is alcohol