Effects of Smoking
2 Illnesses that can affect smokers Lungs?
What is lung disease and lung cancer
People who suffer from drug addictions or struggle with mental health problems can visit this place
What are rehab centres, religious institutions, and walk-in clinics
3 examples of who you might lose or strain relationships with if you abuse a substance
What is family, bf/gf, co-workers, boss, friends, etc
When saying no to substances, there are three different kinds of people, name two of the three people from the Substance use and Abuse Slideshow
Who are passive, aggressive, assertive people
The four stages of the Drug Use Continuum
What are experimental, occasional, regular, and dependent
Province in Canada that has the most smokers (Between 10%-20%)
*DAILY DOUBLE*
What is Newfoundland and Labrador (14.7%)
City/town that has the closest addiction/rehab centre to Thamesford
What is Ingersoll
Drinking and driving, Lack of judgment, and Mixed-up with the wrong crowd are all examples of this consequence
What are safety consequences
Out of Passive, Assertive, and Aggressive, this person is the best at saying No
Who are assertive people
Fill in the blank: Experimental use is when the user has tried it _____ times
What is once or several times
The averages number of cigarettes smokers smoke in a day (Between 10-20)
What is 14 cigarettes
This help and support line quote is, "Need help right now? Call to speak to a Counsellor."
*We talked about this support line in class*
What is Kids Help Phone
Loss of money, medical costs, shoplifting, theft, fraud, robbery, and legal fees are from this consequence
What are Financial Consequences
Only considering own feelings and/or making demands of others describes this kind of person
Who are aggressive people
Fill in the blanks: In the regular stage, a person can _____ it or _____ the drug
What is take it or leave the drug
The average smoker spends a month on cigarettes (Between $0-$1000)
What is $600 a month on cigarettes
This kind of doctor plays a major role in helping drug addicts
*They specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses
*DAILY DOUBLE*
Who are psychiatrists
Various cancers, lung failure, loss of sight, and stomach problems are all examples of this consequence
What are health consequences
Match the terms: Passive, Assertive, Aggressive with No opinion, Having Opinion, No listening
What is Passive=No Opinion, Assertive=Having Opinion, Aggressive=No Listening
The user experiences a physiological and/or psychological need for the drug
What is the dependent stage
True or False: Secondhand Smoking is worse than Smoking
What is secondhand smoking/true
OATC stands for this
What is Ontario Addiction Treatment Centres
List the four categories of consequences for substance abuse
What are health, financial, relationship, and safety consequences
The acronym N.U.T.S stand for
What are Non-negotiable, Unalterable, Terms
In the occasional stage, the three AAAs that influence drug use are
What is accessibly, affordably, availability