Tobacco
Alcohol
Drugs
100

This highly addictive chemical is found in both traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes

what is nicotine

100

This organ is primarily responsible for breaking down and filtering alcohol out of the bloodstream

what is the liver

100

This is the general term for a chronic, relapsing brain disease characterized by compulsive seeking and use of a substance despite harmful consequences.

what is addiction

200

This respiratory condition, often caused by long-term smoking, makes it difficult to breathe due to damaged air sacs in the lungs

What is emphysema

200

The acronym BAC stands for this measurement of alcohol concentration in a person's system.

blood alcohal concentration

200

These types of substances, which include some prescription pain relievers, have a high potential for misuse and respiratory failure

what are opiods

300

This term describes the smoke inhaled involuntarily by people near a person who is smoking

what is second hand smoke

300

This term describes the physical and mental impairments caused by alcohol consumption, affecting judgment and coordination.

What is intoxication

300

This "chemical messenger" in the brain is often overstimulated by substance use, leading to the "high" and eventual cravings

what is dopamine

400

Most tobacco use begins during this specific stage of life, making prevention efforts critical for minors

what is adolescnece

400

This severe condition can occur when a person consumes a large, life-threatening amount of alcohol in a short period

What is alcohol poisoning

400

This term refers to the uncomfortable and often painful physical symptoms that occur when a person stops using a substance they are dependent on

What is withdrawal

500

Within this amount of time after quitting smoking, a person’s heart rate and blood pressure begin to drop to more normal levels.

20 minutes

500

This is the legal age for purchasing or publicly consuming alcohol in the United States

what is 21

500

This lifesaving medication can be used to emergency-reverse the effects of an opioid overdose

What is Naloxone/Narcan