Overdose
Read the signs
Crisis & Safety
100

What medication can temporarily reverse an opioid overdose?

What is naloxone (Narcan)?

100

Someone has been nervous for weeks, constantly worries about things going wrong, and has trouble sleeping because they can't stop thinking. What type of mental-health symptom is most evident?

Anxiety

100

What number can you call or text for mental-health crisis support?

988

200

 Name one common sign of an opioid overdose.

What is slow or stopped breathing, inability to wake up, or pinpoint pupils?

200

Someone has stopped enjoying activities they used to love, has very little energy, and feels hopeless most days. What condition might these symptoms be associated with?

Depression.

200

Should suicide threats be taken seriously?

yes

300

True or False: You should call 911 after giving Narcan, even if the person wakes up.

True

300

A person experiences intense fear, a racing heart, shaking, and shortness of breath that suddenly peaks within minutes. What might this describe?

A panic attack.

300

Should you promise to keep a suicide plan secret?

no

400

Why might someone need more than one dose of Narcan?

Because some opioids can be very strong or last longer than naloxone, so another dose may be needed.

400

Someone appears happy and social but privately feels hopeless and overwhelmed. What important lesson does this demonstrate?

You can't always tell what someone is experiencing based on how they appear externally.

400

Name one person you could contact if you're worried about someone's safety.

Trusted adult, counselor, parent, teacher, or mental-health professional

500

If someone is unresponsive and you suspect an opioid overdose, what should you do first?

Call 911, give naloxone if available, and provide rescue breathing/CPR as appropriate while following the emergency dispatcher’s instructions.

500

Why is it generally better to avoid diagnosing a friend based solely on a few symptoms?

Many conditions can share symptoms, and diagnosis requires a qualified professional to consider the person's full situation.

500

What comes first in a mental-health emergency?

safety