Drugs/Tobacco/Alcohol
Drugs can affect the body, this word, or both.
What is the Brain?
The brain is made up of millions of these.
What are Neurons?
This term is a harm reduction strategy for how much you take for a drug/medication.
What is Dose?
This is a term/place on the continuum scale where drugs/alcohol are used just about daily.
What is regular use?
Cannabis is part of this drug class.
What are Cannabinoids?
Another name for a drug we discussed is this word...
What is Substance?
This is the center of our intelligence.
What is our Brain?
This is the word that represents the safest harm reduction strategy when it comes to drugs.
What is abstinence?
This is a term/place on the scale where drugs are not used at all.
What is Non-use/Abstinence
Cocaine is part of this drug class.
What are stimulants?
Among these four options, this one has been the most frequently used drug among teens.
A. Marijuana
B. Alcohol
C. Prescription drugs
D. Tobacco
B. Alcohol
These substances regulate mood and bodily rhythms.
What is Serotonin?
This word represents the social or physical environment. For example, where a party may be taking place.
What is a Setting?
This is a place on the continuum where you may try marijuana for the first time at a party.
What is Experimental use?
Alcohol and xanax is a part of this drug class.
What are Depressants?
Name one of the three ad campaigns that encouraged teens to stay away from drugs.
What are D.A.R.E., Just Say No and Safety First
We compared this to a bridge or maze. These are what the "messages" try to get through to reach the body.
What is a Synapse?
Weaning yourself down from smoking 2 packs a day to 1 pack of day could be considered this harm reduction strategy.
What is Moderation?
A place on the continuum where you will only smoke cigarettes at social gatherings.
What is Recreational use?
Ecstasy or 'Molly' are in this drug class.
What are Psychedelics?
Final Jeopardy!
This is the main ingredient of marijuana/cannabis.
What is THC?
These are the chemicals that cross the synapses.
What are Neurotransmitters?
Developing this is beneficial for understanding the risks, harms and effects of drugs.
What is Drug knowledge?
A place on the continuum where you are doubling the amount of a prescribed medication, such as adderall.
What is Misuse?
Heroin and Fentanyl are a part of this drug class.
What are Opioids?