Legal Vs. Illegal Drugs
Nicotine and Cigarettes
Triggers for Abuse
Alcohol
+ Coping Mechanisms
100

What is a drug?  

A drug is any substance, other than food, that is taken to change the way the body or the mind functions. Drugs can occur naturally or can be produced in a lab

100

The amount of nicotine in 1 JUUL cartridge equals ______ cigarettes.  

15 

20 

20 cigarettes or roughly one pack  

100

Fill in the Blank: Alcohol has _____ term affects and ____ term affects

What is short-term and long-term 

100

Is Alcohol is a drug?

What is true. Alcohol is a drug because it affects the mind and body and can be addictive.

100

Who should you talk to get help and support for substance abuse

Who are parents/any trusted adult

200

Fill in the blank: Legal drugs are purchased over the counter or _____ by a doctor

What is prescribed

200

What is the age requirement to purchase cigarettes in the state of CA? 

What is 21 years old. This "Tobacco 21" law also applies to electronic smoking devices and took effect in June 2016. 

200

Name three short term effects of alcohol?


Fill in the blank, there are circumstances in life that make people more _____ to abuse substances

What is impaired judgment, slower reflexes, mood changes, alcohol poisoning, dehydration


What is more likely

200

Alcohol is an example of what kind of drug?

What is a depressant

200

Where is a good place to visit for help and support

What is Religious institution, Walk-in-clinics, Rehab Centres

300

In nicotine a depressant, stimulant, narcotic, or hallucinogen? 


Stimulant

300

What is secondhand smoke ?

Secondhand smoke is the smoke someone can get from someone else smoking in the same area. 

300

What is the legal age to drink any alcohol beverage in the USA?

What is 21 years old

300

Scenario: Your friends are forcing you to have a drink, you don't want to, but you don't want to let them down. What is this kind of trigger called

What is Peer Pressure

300

A natural way to get in shape and increase feelings of happiness is to _____________. 


Exercise

400

Fill in the blank: Illegal drugs are not obtained over the counter, they are obtained from a _____ 

What is a Source/Dealer

400

What are the three types of drugs? 

What is a Depressant, Stimulant, Hallucinogen.  

400

What is a dangerous opioid that is 50 times stronger than heroin? 

Fentanyl

400

What are the signs of alcohol poisoning? 

 


Vomiting, passing out, difficulty waking up, and slow, shallow breathing are all signs of alcohol poisoning. Alcohol poisoning can result in coma or death.

400

Alcohol enters the blood stream and affects the brain function. It can also slow reaction time, increase risk taking, and cause blurred vision and slurred speech.

What is True, avoiding people can help you stay away from triggers you may have from the substance 

500

The continued need for the effects of a drug, even though those effects harm the body, mind and relationships, is called what? 


Dependence / Addiction  

500

Images, sounds and sensations will be experienced with this type of drug?

What is Hallucinogen drugs.

500

True or False, some people start using substances to relive pain but in the process get addicted to the substance

What is true

500

What are the long term effects of alcohol on the body? 


Long term effects of alcohol include damage to organs such as the brain, liver, pancreas, and stomach, as well as increased risk of cancer.  

500

Scenario: Jessie has been wanting to quit substance abuse for a long time, but can't because she doesn't know how. There are many people she can talk to, such as her younger sister, cat, next door neighbor, and her aunt. Who is the best person to talk to and why

Who is Jessie's Aunt, because she is a trusted adult, and she is family, so she's well known