That's So Basic
ATOD is the acronym for these substances.
What is alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs?
Any substance, other than food, that changes the structure or function of the body.
What is drug?
Cigarettes contain this many chemicals.
What is 4,000-7,000?
Forms of alcohol
What is beer, wine, and liquor (spirits)?
The acronym used for Refusal Skills and for the Decision Making Process.
What is S.T.O.P.? Say No, Tell Why, Offer a Healthy Alternative or Promptly leave and what are the 3 C's: Clarify the problem, Consider your options and consequences and then Choose the best option.
The addictive substance in tobacco products
What is nicotine?
Intentionally using drugs in a way that is unhealthful or illegal
What is drug abuse?
The "legal limit" blood-alcohol concentration for underage alcohol use in Georgia and the "illegal limit" for Georgia.
What is 0.02 and 0.08?
Types of medication
What are over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription?
Dried plant material sprayed by chemicals
What is synthetic cannabis?
These categories indicate if a substance will increase the body's functions or suppress the nervous system
What are stimulant and depressant?
The use of yeast or bacteria with fruits, vegetables, or grains to change sugar to alcohol
What is fermentation?
One JUUL pod has as much nicotine as this many cigarettes
What is 20?
Types of tobacco products
What are cigarettes, cigars/pipes, smokeless?
E-cigarettes heat up liquid nicotine to produce this substance when exhaled
What is aerosol?
Complete the Statement of Inquiry: (Blank) are influenced by perspectives.
What is "Lifestyle Choices"?
The need for a substance in order to function
What is dependence?
A pack-a-day smoking habit costs this much in 2020.
What is $2,300?
The drug classifications for each of the following: tobacco, alcohol, marijuana
What are stimulant (tobacco), depressant (alcohol), and stimulant or depressant (marijuana)?
The emergency drug that can reverse an opioid overdose
What is Naloxone?
The longer name for this psychoactive ingredient is delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol
What is THC?
A substance that acts on your brain receptors for pain relief
What is opioid?
The prefrontal cortex develops until this age.
What is age 25?
The body systems immediately affected once a drug enters through the mouth, nose or skin.
What are nervous, respiratory and circulatory?
**DAILY DOUBLE**
Tiny air sacs in the lungs
What are alveoli?