alcohol
drugs
Tobacco
100

What is a Depressant?

Alcohol is classified as this type of drug because it slows down the central nervous system.

100

What is Marijuana (Cannabis)?

This is the most commonly used "illicit" (illegal) drug in the United States.

100

This highly addictive chemical is found in all tobacco products and vapes.

Nicotine

200

What is the Liver?

This vital organ is responsible for breaking down (metabolizing) alcohol in the body.

200

What is Withdrawal?

This is the name for the uncomfortable physical and mental symptoms that occur when an addicted person stops using a drug.

200

This thick, sticky, dark fluid is produced when tobacco burns and coats the lungs.

Tar

300

Consuming five or more drinks in one sitting is known by this term.

What is Binge Drinking?

300

What are Opioids?

These types of drugs are used to relieve pain but have a very high risk for addiction and overdose.

300

What is Carbon Monoxide?

This gas found in cigarette smoke replaces oxygen in the blood, making the heart work harder.

400

This is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for drivers over 21 in the U.S.

What is 0.08%?

400

These drugs (like caffeine or cocaine) speed up the body's functions, including heart rate and blood pressure.

Stimulants

400

Tobacco use is the leading cause of this chronic lung disease that involves the destruction of air sacs.

Emphysema

500

What is Alcohol Poisoning?

This severe, potentially fatal physical reaction occurs when a person drinks a large amount of alcohol in a short time.

500

What is Tolerance?

This term describes the need for more of a drug to get the same effect that a smaller amount used to provide.

500

Yellow teeth, bad breath are common what?

These are the two most common "cosmetic" side effects of long-term smoking (related to teeth and breath).