Cigarettes
What is the primary addictive substance in cigarettes?
What is Nicotine?
What is the main psychoactive component of marijuana?
What is THC (tetrahydrocannabinol)?
Why might the effects of edibles be stronger and last longer than smoking marijuana?
What is because they are processed through the digestive system?
What is the common form of cocaine that is snorted?
What is cocaine powder?
What is another common name for e-cigarettes?
What are vapes?
How many chemicals are typically found in cigarette smoke?
What is 7000 chemicals?
Name one mental health issue that long-term marijuana use can exacerbate.
What is anxiety and depression?
Name one potential danger of consuming edibles, especially for inexperienced users.
What is accidental overdose due to delayed onset of effects?
What is the term for the intense high followed by a severe crash experienced by cocaine users?
What is a binge-crash cycle?
What chemical in e-cigarettes can cause lung damage and is found in some flavored vapes?
What is diacetyl?
What disease is most commonly associated with smoking cigarettes?
What is lung cancer?
What is the condition called where severe, repeated vomiting occurs due to long-term marijuana use?
What is Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome?
What is an edible in the context of marijuana use?
What are foods or drinks infused with THC?
What neurotransmitter does cocaine primarily affect, leading to its addictive properties?
What is dopamine?
Name the heavy metal that can be found in e-cigarette vapor.
What is lead?
What percentage of high school students reported smoking cigarettes in 2021?
What is 4.6% highschoolers?
Alex has been invited to a social event where people have been consuming marijuana. He is new to marijuana and is unsure about trying it. What considerations should Alex keep in mind before deciding whether or not to partake?
What is Alex should consider his tolerance, the legal status of marijuana in his area, his age, the side effects and whether he has any medical conditions that can interact negatively with marijuanna.
Sarah decided marijuana-infused gummy for the first time. After 20 minutes, she doesn't feel any effects and continues to take another gummy.
What if Sarah should wait longer before consuming more, taking more can lead to over-dosing of THC the main drug component of marijuana?
Name one major health risk associated with long-term cocaine use.
What is heart attack or stroke?
Emily has been using traditional cigarettes for 10 years and plans to quit. She decides to try using e-cigarettes instead. How might e-cigarettes help Emily in her goal to quit smoking?
What is it can help reduce Emily's nicotine addiction while still having her feel like she is satisfying her smoking addiction?
Name three harmful effects of smoking on the cardiovascular system.
What are increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and a higher risk of heart disease?
Jeimy consumes marijuana regularly for recreational purposes. She is planning to apply for a new job and is concerned about potential drug testing. What should Jeimy know about how long THC stays in his system and its implication for drug tests?
What is Jeimy should be aware that THC can stay in the system from several days to weeks depending on the frequency and the amount used?
Tom made of batched marijuana-infused cookies. He wants to share them with friends at a party, however, he isn't sure how to inform them about the current dosage. What advice should Tom give his friends to ensure that they consume the edibles safely?
What is Tom should come clean and advise his friends to start with a small piece before consuming more. he should also clearly label the cookies and let everyone know that they are infused with marijuana and the total THC content.
What is the name of the process by which cocaine is chemically modified to create crack cocaine?
What is freebasing?
Josh is using his e-cigarette in a public space where smoking is banned. A passerby asks him if it is safe to be around the vaper from his e-cigarette, what should Josh tell them about the safety between e-cigarettes and traditional cigarette smoke?
What is e-cigarette smoke contains less harmful chemicals than traditional cigarettes, however, they are both equally harmful to the human body?