Saying "NO!", blaming an adult, and walking away are examples of what?
What are 'Refusal Skills'
100
List two factors that influence adolescents to USE drugs
What is 'Peer pressure; Curiosity; Stress; Depression; Family members who use; Etc.'
100
This is the addictive substance found in tobacco
What is 'Nicotine'
100
Although this tobacco product is almost certainly less toxic and carcinogenic than regular cigarettes, this product still contains toxic chemicals, the addictive drug known as nicotine, and can be harmful to ones health
What are 'E-Cigarettes'
100
These are chemically/man made substances similar to marijuana (and other drugs) that are sold over the counter at some convenience stores, gas stations and tobacco shops.
Very dangerous if consumed (Spice/K2 are examples of this term)
What are 'Synthetic drugs'
200
This term is defined as teens who rely on their feelings/impulse rather then logic/planning.
What is 'Reward vs. Risk'
200
This term refers to ordinary household and other products that people sniff in order to feel intoxicated (high)
What are 'Inhalants'
200
What is a carcinogen?
What is 'something that is known to cause cancer'
200
This drug is produced from the dried leaves and flowers of the cannabis plant
What is 'Marijuana'
200
A person on this drug may not realize that he has become overheated and can faint or even die of heatstroke
What is 'Ecstasy'
300
List two reasons why inhalants are most commonly abused by teens
What is 'Easy to obtain; Instant high; Easy to conceal; No age limit to purchase '
300
The inhalant user can die the first, tenth, or one hundredth time he or she uses an inhalant is a definition used to describe what term?
What is 'Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome'
300
What are three long term effects of using tobacco products?
What is 'Cancer; Heart disease; High BP; Emphysema; Wrinkles; Bad breath; Asthma'
300
This is an invisible, odorless, poisonous gas that is a byproduct of a burning cigarette. It deprives your heart of oxygen when it needs it the most.
What is 'Carbon Monoxide'
300
This substance contains over 4,000 chemicals and 43 known carcinogens in each one
What are 'Cigarettes'
400
Excessive hunger, fatigue, lethargy, loss of appetite, night sweats, restlessness, shakiness, weakness, clammy skin, craving, feeling cold, or sweating are all examples of what term?
What are 'Withdrawal Symptoms'
400
This is a synthetic drug that alters mood and perception, was created in 1912, and used in the 1960's for psychotherapy sessions.
What is 'MDMA'
400
This type of tobacco product is 2-3 times as dangerous than a cigarette and it is absorbed through the mucous membranes in the mouth.
What is 'Smokeless tobacco' (Dip/Chew)
400
This is the active, addictive ingredient found in marijuana
What is 'THC'
400
This drug may be used to treat cancer patients going through chemotherapy, AIDS wasting syndrome, Multiple Sclerosis, and other chronic illnesses
What is 'Medical Marijuana'
500
While MDMA itself can produce harmful effects, what is called ________ today can contain a wide mixture of substances—from LSD, cocaine, heroin, amphetamine and methamphetamine, to rat poison, caffeine, dog deworming substances, etc.
What is 'Ecstasy'
500
This term can be described as a physical or psychological need for a habit-forming substance, such as a drug or alcohol
What is 'Addiction'
500
When smoke is inhaled by a person, that person is taking in many chemicals/carcinogens. When a person exhales, what is the poisonous gas being released into the air?
What is 'Carbon Monoxide'
500
Bloodshot eyes; Dry throat; Increased appetite; Increased thirst; Increased heart rate
These are all physical signs of a person experiencing which illegal drug?