Show:
Alcohol
Addiction
Tobacco
Smokeless Tobacco
Random
100
Alcohol is what kind of drug?
Depressant
100
What are the two kinds of addiction?
Physical and Psychological 
100
True or False:


Tobacco is the drug in cigarettes that gets a person addicted.

False: Nicotine is the drug inside of Tobacco (the plant) that gets a person addicted.
100
True or False:

Smokeless tobacco has nicotine in it.

True:  1 can of smokeless tobacco has as much nicotine as 60 cigarettes
100
E-cigarettes are becoming more and more popular.  Are they good for you? Why or why not?
No.  There are many chemicals in e-cigarettes that are also in regular cigarettes and similar side effects could occur.
200
Name 3 short term side effects of Alcohol.

Nausea

Vomiting

Dehydration

Loss of judgment

Loss of self-control

Reduced reaction time

Poor vision

Memory loss

Blackout

Coma

Death


200
What does it mean to build up a tolerance for something?
It takes a larger dose to get the same effect because the body has become used to being exposed to the substance.
200
Being exposed to second hand smoke for one hour is equal to smoking:

A) 1 full Cigarette

B) 1/2 a Cigarette

C) 1 Pack of Cigarettes (20)

D) 2 Cigarettes

A) 1 Full Cigarette
200
True or False: 

Smokeless tobacco is less addicting than smoking tobacco.

False: Smokeless tobacco is just as addicting.
200
After the "party" we had in class there were some consequences handed out to each class member.  Did every single consequence correlate with how much they had to drink that night?  Explain why or why not.
No they didn't.  Drinking can cause a wide variety of consequences that don't always correlate with how much was consumed.
300
What three things does the liver convert alcohol into?
1. Water

2. Carbon Dioxide

3. Energy

300
Name at least one psychological sign of drug addiction.

use of drugs or alcohol as a way to forget problems or to relax

withdrawal or keeping secrets from family and friends

loss of interest in activities that used to be important

problems with schoolwork, such as slipping grades or absences

changes in friendships, such as hanging out only with friends who use drugs

spending a lot of time figuring out how to get drugs

stealing or selling belongings to be able to afford drugs

failed attempts to stop taking drugs or drinking

anxiety, anger, or depression

mood swings


300
What end of the cigarette does the Mainstream smoke come out of?
The end with the filter.
300
You are ____ times more likely to develop cancer if you chew tobacco.
50.  50 times more likely.
300
True or False:

Smokeless tobacco and smoking tobacco are the same product, but used differently.

False. Smokeless tobacco has similar properties, but also has additives to help the nicotine enter the bloodstream.
400
What is Cirrhosis?

Liver disease that replaces healthy liver tissue with scar tissue.

400
List at least 2 of the 4 ways that were listed in the notes to get help with addiction.
Treatment Programs

Counseling

Self-Help Programs

Withdrawal Therapy

400
Name one ingredient we discussed that is put into cigarettes aside from tobacco.

Tar, Ammonia, Caffeine, Chocolate, Ethyl Alcohol, Menthol, Cyanide, Benzene, Formaldehyde, Arsenic, Lead, Polonium 210, Urea

400
Name at least two of the short term effects smokeless tobacco can have on a person.

Decreased sense of smell

Decreased sense of taste

Dental problems

Receding gums

Bad breath

Discolored teeth


400
According to the video we watched on addiction that was linked in the notes, what is the best way to help someone who has created an unhealthy bond with a substance?
Creating healthy bonds can help alleviate the pressures of the unhealthy bonds.
500
What part of the brain controls the breathing and can be shut down if there is too much Alcohol present in the body?
The Brain Stem
500
What are the four stages of addiction in order?
Experimental

Social Use/ Use for Effect

Abuse

Chronic Chemical Dependency

500
Tell me the name of one of the three main health risks caused by smoking that we discussed in the notes and give a brief description of what it is.

Chronic Bronchitis – Cilia (hairlike projections that keep the respiratory tract clear) start to quit working as the tar from cigarettes buildup and the smoker starts coughing and secreting mucus.

Emphysema - Alveoli are destroyed.  Less oxygen is absorbed into the body.  It takes more energy to breathe in the same amount of oxygen.

Lung Cancer – Begins when bronchi are irritated and cilia are destroyed which makes it so mucus can’t leave. Coughing starts and cancer cells start growing, block bronchi, and move into the lungs.

500
What is it called when there are thick, white spots on the inside of the mouth caused from smokeless tobacco?
Leukoplakia
500
What is considered the legal limit for blood alcohol content and being able to drive a vehicle for an individual over 21? (Keep in mind that underage drinking is always illegal.)
 A blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher is considered illegal to operate a motor vehicle.