Basic
TRUE or FALSE: is the marijuana concentration (THC) stronger from 1970's?
TRUE, according to American chemical society the marijuana concentration is 18.7% stronger than the 1970's.
What is the main chemical component found in marijuana
delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol or THC for short
When marijuana is used, what are three side effects?
Increased heart rate, dry mouth, red eyes, lessened coordination and balance, "dreamy" state of mind, and slackened muscles.
TRUE or FALSE: is driving high safer than driving drunk?
FALSE! marijuana decreases alertness, coordination concentration, judgement of distance, and reaction time
True or False: Can marijuana cause addition ?
TRUE; it can cause physical addiction and psychological addiction
Name 3 Negative effects of regular marijuana use?
learning and memory problem. Brain structure and function in areas responsible for learning and memory. Hallucinations. Paranoia.
Name 3 short-term effects (last up to 3 hours )
euphoria, memory impairment, increased appetite, heart rate, bloodshot eyes
Name 2 ways how marijuana affects driving
decrease alertness, concentration, judgement of distance, and reaction time
Name 4 withdrawal symptoms caused by marijuana
irritability, sleeping difficulties, cravings, anxiety, increased aggression, fatigue, nausea or camping
TRUE or FALSE: Does marijuana use cause depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts among teens?
FALSE, however, there is an association with mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts
Negative effects Marijuana has against your skin.
causes acne, and age your skin faster.
3 ways that marijuana can be used?
smoking, vaporization, oral consumption
True or False: Is marijuana addictive ?
TRUE, Long term marijuana abuse can lead to addiction or compulsive drug seeking and abuse
If you smoke marijuana from teenage to adulthood. How many IQ points do you lose?
10 points
name 2 effects of heavy marijuana use to the brain in teens
affects coordination and memory recall-both impact skills for test-taking. More likely to drop our of high school.