Brain
Stimulant
Depressant
Body
100

What age range does the frontal lobe develop?

15-25

100

What does a stimulant do to our CNS?

Speed up 

100

What does a Depressant do to our CNS?

Slow down 

100

What body parts does the CNS consist of?

Brain and Spine

200

What is the definition of a drug?

Any substance that causes a physiological (brain and body) effect when introduced to the body.

200

List 3 effects of a stimulant to our CNS

speeds up breathing, heart, alertness. Loss of appetite, twitching Mood swings, sweating.

200

List 3 effects of Depressants

Slowed down blood pressure, breathing, heart. Loss of motor control, Fatigue, Sleepiness, feeling of relaxation and confusion. 

200

List the 4 categories of drugs we will be studying in this unit?

Stimulant, Depressant, Hallucinogen, and Narcotic 

300

What is the C.N.S

Central Nervous System 

300

What does a stimulant look like? What forms can this drug get given...

Pill, Powder, Liquid to needle.

300

What does a depressant look like? What forms can this drug get given...

Mostly Liquid or a pill ( oxy, Xanax etc.)

300

Brain LOVES....... & Brain Hates......

Brain LOVES Pleasure and HATES Pain

400

What is Dopamine?

A feel-good brain chemical. Neurotransmitter

400

Explain Ecstasy and its category of drug...What happens to the category of drug for Ecstasy? 

Starts as a stimulant and becomes a depressant over the time of use inside the body. 

400

What is the most dangerous Depressant

Fentanyl 

400

A teen who uses drugs ________his or her brain, and that in turn changes their emotions, personality and values!

REWIRES

500

Explain the Dopamine reward cycle

When the body receives dopamine from an outside source (the drug), your body stops making Dopamine naturally. As a result, the brain has trouble feeling pleasure at all, sober or not.

500

What are risk factors to addiction? Explain what risk factors mean related to addiction and give one example.

Risk factors are things in life that make a person more at risk to become addicted to a substance.
Example: Trauma, Problems in life, Genetics, stress, early use of drugs etc.

500

What are 4 drink safety tips 

-Don’t  drink it if it tastes funny

-Never leave your drink unattended

-Don’t  accept a drink from someone you don’t know

-Open it yourself + hear seal break

-Don’t  drink from punch bowls

-Don’t go to a party alone*** 


500

Now, they need to take drugs just to bring their dopamine function back up to normal, + they must take larger amounts of the drug to create the dopamine high - an effect known as....

Tolerance