Body Systems
Name 4 body systems
Digestive
Nervous
Respiratory
Cardiovascular
A chemical substance that when taken will cause changes in a person's body or behavior (not an example, a vocabulary word)
What are drugs
Name 3 Nicotine Products
Vapes
Cigars
Cigarettes
Dip/Chewing Tobacco
Who is allowed to prescribe medication?
What is a Doctor?
Are Free-day Fridays guaranteed or earned?
Earned.
What organ is in the digestive system
Drugs that slow down the nervous system. They make you feel confused and sleepy.
What are depressants
The dark sticky substance that occurs when tobacco burns
What is tar
What are the two types of medicines
What are Over the Counter Drugs and Prescription Drugs
Occurs with repeated use of drugs where the effects of drugs become reduced and fade away
What is building a tolerance
What organ is in the nervous system
What is Brain
Drugs that distort your reality. They make you hear, feel, and see things that are not real.
What are hallucinogens
Tobacco is a plant that contains an addictive chemical called
What is nicotine
Where can you get OTC medicines?
Stores, Pharmacies, Off the shelf
Occurs when someone suddenly stops using a drug and they experience symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia, and vomiting.
What is withdrawal
What organ is in the respiratory system
What are lungs
Drugs that speed up the nervous system. They make you feel jittery and anxious.
What policy is in place where students will face stiff consequences, like suspension, after being caught with drugs or alcohol
What is Zero-Tolerance Policy
What are the 4 drug offenses?
What is possession, manufacturing, buying, and selling?
Who would have a higher BAC:
Someone who drinks 4 shots in 30 minutes
Someone who drinks 5 shots in 2 hours
Someone who drinks 4 shots in an hour because they are drinking faster even though they drank less.
What organ is in the cardiovascular system
The state in which a person's mental and physical abilities are impaired
What is intoxication
A liver disease that may lead to liver failure
What is cirrhosis
What is the difference between drug misuse and drug abuse
Drug misuse is accidentally using medicines incorrectly while drug abuse is intentionally using drugs unsafely.
List 2 things that make someone more at risk for Substance Abuse and likely to develop an addiction
1. Mental Health Problems
2. Being around people that do drugs
3. Using Drugs when you are young
4. A troubled home life
5. Heredity