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100

This common 12-step support group uses the acronym "AA."

What is Alcoholics Anonymous.

100

Substance that is also know as crack.

What is cocaine.

100

This organ, which processes toxins, is heavily damaged by chronic alcohol use.

What is the liver.

100

In Pennsylvania, the legal drinking age is this number.

21

100

Dependence or an uncontrollable habit.

What is an addiction.

200

This medication is used to reverse opioid overdoses.

What is naloxone (Narcan).

200

This legal substance is the most commonly abused drug in the United States.

What is alcohol. 

200

Smoking drugs like meth or crack cocaine damages this system in the body responsible for breathing.

What is the respiratory system (lungs).

200

In Pennsylvania, the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit for drivers 21 and older is this percentage.

What is 0.08%

200

This term refers to needing more of a substance to achieve the same effect.

What is tolerance.

300

This phrase describes the ongoing process of staying sober.

What is recovery.

300

Some street names for this drug are X, the party pill or hug.

What is Ecstasy.

300

Long-term alcohol use can lead to this irreversible brain condition involving confusion and memory loss.

What is alcohol-related dementia.

300

This program in Pennsylvania allows first-time DUI offenders to avoid trial. 

What is Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD)?

300

This term refers to the physical and emotional symptoms experienced when stopping drug use.

What is withdrawal.

400

This type of facility provides medical and psychological care for detox and treatment.

What is a rehabilitation center.

400

This drug can have over 400 chemicals in it.

What is Cannabis.

400

This neurotransmitter is often associated with the brain's reward system and addiction.

What is dopamine.


400

A drug conviction in Pennsylvania can result in the loss of this type of professional license.

What is a professional license, such as for teaching or healthcare.

400

The process of allowing the body to remove the substance, often the first step in recovery.

Detoxification (Detox).

500

A person who has maintained sobriety and mentors others in recovery is often called this.

What is a sponsor.

500

This highly addictive opioid is a major contributor to overdose deaths in the U.S.

What is fentanyl.

500

Symptoms of __________ may include anxiety, fatigue, sweating, vomiting, depression, seizures, and hallucinations.

What are substance withdrawal symptoms.

500

A first offense DUI in Pennsylvania with a BAC of 0.08%–0.099% may result in this penalty.

What is 6 months probation.

500

When someone has taken too much of a substance.

What is overdose (OD).