OVERDOSE BASICS
NALOXONE KNOWLEDGE
OVERDOSE RESPONSE
HARM REDUCTION
LAWS AND PROCEDURES
100

This term means a person has taken more of a drug than their body can safely handle, causing serious health effects that can be life-threatening.

AN OVERDOSE

100

What medication can reverse an opioid overdose?

Narcan/ Naloxone

100

The tycnigue that involves dragging your knuckles across someone chest to wake them is commonly refered to as....?

The Sternum Rub

100

"This public health approach focuses on reducing the negative consequences of drug use through practical strategies, education, and safer-use practices, without requiring a person to stop using drugs."

HARM REDUCTION

100

This life-saving overdose reversal medication can be carried and administered by anyone, regardless of medical training.

NARCAN / NALOXONE
200

This class of drugs, which includes fentanyl, heroin, and prescription pain medications, is most commonly involved in overdose deaths.

Opioids

200

Can NARCAN harm someone if you mistakenly administer it when not needed?

No.

200

This is the first number you should call when someone is experiencing an overdose.

911

200

This is the safest and most recommended place to dispose of expired or unwanted medications to help prevent misuse and protect the environment.

local fire dept. and pharmacies

200

This law encourages people to call 911 and assist during an overdose or emergency.

Good Samaritan law.

300

Fentanyl has been found in this category of substances.

ALL.

300

Narcan remains effective in the body for about 30 to 90 minutes.

True.

300

After giving Narcan, you should continue to monitor the person and perform this if they are not breathing adequately.

Rescue Breathing

300

Harm reduction encourages more drug use.

False

300

calling 911 always results in someone being arrested?

false.

400

Warning signs that can indicate an opioid overdose and may include slowed or stopped breathing, pinpoint pupils, unresponsiveness, and blue or gray lips or fingernails.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF AN OPIOID OVERDOSE

400

These are the three common ways naloxone can be administered.

Intranasal. Intravenously. Intramuscular

400

This should never be done after someone overdoses and wakes up.

leave them alone

400

Name 2 harm reduction startigies.

Fetental test strips,Narcan,Condoms, not using alone, syringe exchange services, overdose prevention plan.

400

This type of order allows organizations to distribute naloxone without each recipient needing an individual prescription

the "standing order'