Drugs
What is the most commonly used drug in the world?
Caffeine (type of stimulant)
What type of drug is alcohol?
Depressant
This is the term for a medical condition involving changes in emotion, thinking, or behavior that interfere with daily functioning.
mental illness
When do you need to gain consent?
EVERY TIME
What does reproduction mean?
The production of offspring
This substance is found in both cigarettes and vapes, making them addictive.
Nicotine
What is the main difference between beer, wine, and liquor/spirits?
Alcohol Content
Experts recommend that teens get about this many hours of sleep per night to support mental well-being.
8-10 hours
What is an STI?
Sexually Transmitted Infection
How long does a typical human pregnancy last?
9 months
What is the type of drug that alters a person's perception of reality?
Hallucinogens
What is the main cause of hangovers, often leading to symptoms like dry mouth, headaches, and fatigue?
Dehydration
Constant worrying, racing thoughts, restlessness, and trouble concentrating may be signs of this mental health condition.
Anxiety
A type of birth control that use hormones to prevent pregnancy.
Hormonal Contraceptives
These two organs produce sperm and the hormone testosterone.
Testicles
What is the type of drug that reduces the functional or nervous activity of an indvidual?
Depressant
What is it called when drinking too much alcohol leads to a temporary condition where you don’t remember anything.
Blackout
Losing interest in activities, withdrawing from friends, and changes in sleep or appetite may be signs of this common mental health condition.
Depression
What method of birth control protects against both unwanted pregnancy and STIs/STDs?
Barrier Method
This organ in females is where a fertilized egg implants and grows during pregnancy.
Uterus
What is the type of drug that raises levels of physiological or nervous activity in the body?
Stimulant
Chronic alcohol consumption can change brain chemistry, leading to feelings of anxiety and depression and a feeling of needing alcohol rather than wanting it. What is this called?
Alcoholism
Extreme mood swings, risky behavior, and intense irritability might be symptoms of this condition sometimes diagnosed in teens.
Bi-Polar Disorder
What is FRIES an acronym for?
F: freely given
R: reversible
I: informed
E: enthusiastic
S: specific
How does the fetus receive food and remove its waste?
Through the placenta