PEDs
Alcohol and Binge-Drinking
Illegal and Legal Drugs
FAS and DUI
OTC and Prescription Drugs
100
What does PED stand for?
What is Performance-Enhancing Drugs.
100
What is the legal age for consuming alcohol?
What is 21.
100
Name one example of a legal and illegal substance.
(Bonus Points- Other than marijuana)
Legal- Caffeine, Tobacco Products, OTC Medications, Prescription Medication
Illegal- Marijuana, Cocaine/Crack, Heroin, etc
100
What does BAC stand for?
Blood Alcohol Content
100
What does OTC stand for?
Over the Counter
200
What is the main purpose for athletes to take PEDs?
To improve athletic performance
200
Which of the following is NOT a short-term effect of alcohol on the brain?
a. Memory Loss
b. Elevated Mood
c. Poor Concentration
d. Sleepiness
B. Elevated Mood
200
What drug is a battery-operated device that people use to inhale an aerosol, which typically contains nicotine (though not always), flavorings, and other chemicals?
What are vapes?
200
What does FAS stand for?
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
200
According to the Prescription label, what is the dosage/strength amount?
0.5MG
300
Which of the following is NOT a negative effect of using PEDs?
a. Infertility problems
b. Females grow facial hair
c. Help build muscle tissue
d. Psychiatric Disorders
C. Help build muscle tissue
300
Alcohol is absorbed where in the body?
In the Bloodstream
300
Which drug is known to speed up your heart rate and raise body temperature and blood pressure?
What are Stimulants?
300
What does DUI stand for?
Driving Under the Influence
300
What is an example of a precription drug?
Birth control, pain relievers (oxycodone, oxymorphone, etc), antibiotics, etc
400
Human growth hormones have been shown to improve strength and endurance.
True or False
What is True
400
What is binge drinking?
excessive alcohol use patterns
400
Which drug is known may cause people to hear or see things that are not there?
What is Hallucinogens?
400
Which of the following skills are NOT affected by drinking and driving?
a. Increased Vision
b. Slow Reaction Time
c. Inhibit Judgment
d. Reduced Concentration
A. Increased Vision
400
What is an example of a OTC drug?
Advil, Tylenol, Allegra, Robatussin, etc
500
Provide an example of PEDs.
Mention Any of these:
Anabolic Steroids, Human Growth Hormone, Erythropotein, Duiretics, Creatine, or Stimulants
500
Binge drinking is defined as how many drinks for men and women for a single occasion.
Men- 5 or more
Women- 4 or more
500
What drug is the most deadliest to hit the United States?
Fentanyl
500
What is the BAC level that represents that you are legally impaired?
0.08%
500
What is the difference betweem OTC drugs and prescription Drugs?
Prescription drugs have to be prescribed by a health care professional.
Get medications from a pharmacy.