Marijuana
What type of drug is Marijuana?
What is a depressant.
What type of drug is Heroin?
What is a depressant.
True or False: Alcohol is the most widely abused drug in America
What is True.
Is a vape actually water vapor?
What is no, it's an Aerosol.
What kind of drug are opioids?
What is pain relieving, derived form the poppy plant
True or False: There is no recorded case of an overdose from cannabis
What is True
What is Heroin derived from?
What is Morphine.
Does everyone need the same amount of alcohol to feel the same effects?
What is No, Other factors are body weight, gender, tolerance, time consumed in
What makes e-cigarettes addictive?
What is Nicotine.
What is the difference between opiates and opioids?
What is Opiates are natural and opioids are drugs made by man.
What is the difference between ingestion and inhalation?
What is when you eat it it takes longer to feel but lasts longer (up to 6 hours), and when you inhale it you can feel it within a couple minutes and only lasts 1-2 hours.
How is Heroin so highly addictive?
What is the more you use it, the more drugs you will need to achieve the same experience.
What is the legal BAC while driving?
What is 0.08
What number of High schoolers vape?
What is 1 in 5 or 20%
What is the most commonly used opioids?
What is Oxycodone, hydrocodone, codeine, and morphine.
3 Short term effects?
What is dry mouth, memory loss, loss of coordination, impaired perception, red eyes, low blood pressure, increased heart rate, and anxiety.
How is Heroin consumed?
What is usually injected, but can be smoked or inhaled.
How many Americans (18 and up) have a drinking problem?
What is 7% or 13.8 Million.
Is vaping safer than smoking?
What is no, because you don't know exactly whats in it and there isn't enough research.
What happens to your body when you take opioids?
What is the release of dopamine makes people feel relaxed and happy, but it can also cause harmful effects like sleepiness, confusion, nauseua, constipation.
How is Marijuana consumed?
What is smoked, inhaled, brewed, applied, or eaten.
5 Long term effects?
What is Insomnia, collapsed veins, infection of heart and valves, liver and kidney disease, constipation, and abscesses.
How many times more likely are you to become an alcoholic if your parents are?
What is the main reason teens start using them?
What is the flavors and advertisement.
Are prescription opioids safe?
What is relatively safe and can reduce pain, but if you misuse it there is serious consequences, and you need a prescription from your doctor.