Drugs
Alcohol
Smoking
Social Consequences
Randomized
100

What is the definition of drug addiction?

What is Addiction is defined as a chronic, relapsing disorder characterized by compulsive drug seeking, continued use despite harmful consequences, and long-lasting changes in the brain. It is considered both a complex brain disorder and a mental illness.

100
Drinking a lot of alcohol at one time can lead to a ______.
What is a coma.
100

Name 3 long term affects Marijuana can have on the body

what are Memory loss, cancer, damage to immune system, lung disease, damage to reproductive organs,  

100
What does the word peer pressure mean?
Peer pressure means to be pushed into something because of the influence of people your own age.
100

What parts of the brain are affected by drug and alcohol use?

What is the brain stem, the cerebral Cortex and the Limbic system. 

200

Narcan can save some one's life, but what can it do to your body?

What are Hypertension, Musculoskeletal pain, Headache disorder, Dry nose, Nasal congestion, Nasal mucosa edematous, Dyspnea, Hypotension, Hyperhidrosis, Ventricular fibrillation, Ventricular tachycardia, Nausea, Vomiting, Irritability, Constipation, Toothache, Muscle spasm

200
Which organ is affected the most by drinking alchol.
What is the liver.
200
Name two chemicals found in cigarettes.
What is battery acid, lighter fluid, sewar gas, poison, carbon monoxide, rocket fuel, toilet cleaner, insecticide, candle wax, vinegar
200

What does the phrase withdrawal management mean?

What is detox? 

200

what measurement is considered a standard drink 

What is a12 oz beer, 5oz wine, or 1.5 oz liquor?

300

True or False: You can be in different stages of change for each drug you use.

What is True

300

Alcohol causes your reaction time to slow down, why? _________.

What is Because it depresses the central nervous system, which is in control of your senses, motor functioning, thinking, understanding, and reasoning. 

300

Vaping is a safer way to use tobacco. 

What is False. It in fact may contain more chemicals than straight tobacco. 

300
If Shaqueille O'Neill smoked, how might that have hurt his chances of being a basketball player?
What is because his growth may have been stunted, decreased stamina.
300

What can happen when you stop using substances?

what is save money, strengthen your immune system, increase in energy, better appetite, better sleep, better relationships, more productive, better mood?

400
Drugs can cause your heart to ____________.
What is slow down or stop.
400

how long does it take alcohol to leave your body?

What is about 5.5 hours?

400

According to the surgeon General what amount of secondhand smoke is safe?

what is None

400

List three things to do to help maintain sobriety. 

What is Create a routine, seek support, exercise, create a way to ensure accountability, meditate, remain in contact with sponsors or coaches, talk to someone, use proven coping skills. 

400
When you get throat cancer from smoking, the doctors sometimes have to put a __________ in your throat to help you breathe.
What is a stoma.
500

List 3 mental health consequences of using drugs or alcohol.

What are paranoia, depression, anxiety, aggression, hallucinations.

500
Alcohol gets into the blood stream within a few __________.
What is minutes.
500

True or false, Smoking can damage your taste buds

what is True

500
Which of the following does the word "intoxicated" usually belong to? a.)Smoking b.)Drinking c.)Drugs
What is Drinking.
500

Other than lung disease what can Tar do to you?

From there, the toxins can be carried into the bloodstream and begin moving to other parts of your body. They can affect every organ in your body and beyond cancer, can lead to heart disease, diabetes, and even affect fertility.