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Category of Drugs
Drugs/Side Effects
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100
The condition of being physically and mentally dependent on a substance.
What is Addiction.
100
Alcohol, Inhalants, Tranquilizers and Barbiturates.
What is Depressants.
100
A drug that is very common in which the user has lack of judgement, slurred speech, loss of balance and memory and blackouts.
What is Alcohol.
100
This person claims Burger King saved his life from his drug addiction. (Hint: A billionaire Super hero)
What is Robert Downey Jr.
200
A gradual using more of the product to achieve the same effect as the first use.
What is Tolerance.
200
Caffeine, Nicotine, Cocaine, and Amphetamines.
What is Stimulants.
200
This drug blocks inhibitory transmitters and releases dopamine to connect to the receptors. Typically making the user feel "high".
What is Marijuana.
200
This drug was once used to pay taxes.
What is Cannabis
300
A guide/mentor, fellow recovering addict that volunteers time to help others.
What is Sponsor.
300
An example of an Opiate.
What is Hydros
300
This drug makes it difficult to sleep, eat and makes the user feel like there are bugs under their skin. It is very addictive in just the first use.
What is Meth.
300
The program that was invented by 2 alcoholics.
What is A.A.
400
Occurs when a person stops using a drug they were dependent on.
What is Withdrawal.
400
Magic Mushrooms and Marijuana.
What is Hallucinogens
400
A drug that is very common but people forget that it is addictive. Releases dopamine into the brains frontal cortex.
What is Caffeine.
400
New ways drugs are being transported in water are in ______. Drugs such as cocaine.
What is Submarines
500
Withdrawl effects that are the opposite of the drug.
What is Drug Rebound Effect.
500
This drug is a popular rave drug that has been tested as a really good antidepressant for those on suicide watch.
What is Ketamine