Drugs
When is it okay to consume illicit drugs?
Never
What is the legal age to consume Alcohol in Victoria?
18 and up
What is the legal age to vape in Victoria?
18
Cannabis
What percent of teenagers have their first drink under the age of 18?
20%
What type of drugs can the everyday person take and has access to?
Medicinal Drugs
Name 2 short term effect of over consuming alcohol
Dizziness
Nausea
Hangover
Name 2 short term effects of vaping
Bad breath
Shortness of breath
Reduction in taste and smell
What is the most common alcoholic beverage in Australia?
Wine
How many Australians have been diagnosed with a drug addiction problem within the past year?
4 million Australians
Name 3 known illicit drugs
Fentanyl
Heroin
Ketamine
Name 3 long term effects of alcoholism
Cancer
Liver Disease
Addiction
Name 3 long term effects of vaping
Cardiovascular Disease
Cancer
Bronchitis
Where typically do teenagers have their first alcoholic drink?
Unsupervised Parties
How many Australians have been diagnosed with a alcohol addiction problem within the past year?
5.2 million Australians
What country consumes the most drugs?
United States of America
Which country first invented alcohol?
Ancient China
When was the first vape (e-cigarette) invented?
2003
Name one Australian helpline or preventative service that focuses on alcohol or drugs
Drink Wise
National Alcohol Helpline
Health Direct
FARE Australia
How many Australian teenagers own or have used a vape between the ages of 12-17 in the past month?
30% or 3.5 million teenagers
Increased heartrate
Increased body temperature
Burst of energy
What is the standardized serving size for a light beer?
425 ml
Recalling the chemicals found in vapes, Name 2 every day products the same chemicals are found in
Soap
Haircare Products
Mouthwash
Pains
Fireworks
SCENARIO TIME
It's Friday afternoon and your class is having a movie afternoon. Everyone is excited to unwind and enjoy some popcorn. Ms. Johnson, your teacher, steps into the classroom looking a little different than usual. Her hair is slightly disheveled, and her usually bright eyes seem a bit glazed. As she walks to the projector, you catch a faint whiff of something unfamiliar – maybe even a hint of alcohol.
How else might you be able to figure out if Ms. Johnson is under the influence?
Loss of coordination
Speech problems
Mood swings
Impaired judgment
Drowsiness
What percentage of 14 year old's in Australia have had an alcoholic beverage?
24%