Vocab
Brain
Addiction
Numbers
General
100

What are the two main parts of the brain affected by drug use?

Limbic system and the cortex

100

What can drinking do to the prefrontal lobe?

Drinking shrinks the prefrontal lobe.

100

Why can't people stop?

because the prefrontal cortex is hijacked tand starts to think that the main need for survival is the drug or alcohol.

100

How many people nationwide suffer from alcohol or drug use?

Over 21 million

100

What is addiction also called?

substance use disorder

200

What part of the brain does addiction also affect

pre-frontal cortex

200

What does drinking do to the cerebellum?

Causes you to lose balance, fall over, and get hurt more easily

200

What was addiction first understood as?

A brain disorder.

200

How many people do we lose each day to an overdose of a drug?

174

200

Why do teens get addicted more severely. 

because their brains have not fully developed.

300

where is brain tissue more vulnerable?

Adolescent brain 

300

Drinking can cause the loss of?

long lasting memories

300

Since people are addicted to alcohol it can...

damage the brain severely. 

300

How many people die nationwide from alcohol related deaths?

415

300

What is the slowest way to get a drug into the bloodstream? 

digesting it.

400

What part of the brain helps with balance?

cerebellum

400

Most drugs block what from entering your brain?

serotonin 

400

 if you drink so much because you are addicted ca cause...

blackouts

400

what number in seven people will experience addiction in their life?

one

400

What is the quickest way to get a drug into the bloodstream?

injecting it

500

What part of the brain helps with the release of hormones?

Hypothalamus

500
Alcohol can effect your..

learning, and behavior

500

Another reason why people can't stop is because...

it makes the people feel good.

500

what year did they start doing pet scans?

1994

500
what are the six parts of the brain?

the, frontal lobes, parietal lobe, temporal lobe, occipital lobe, cerebellum, and brain stem.