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100

What is BAC and what does it stand for?

Blood Alcohol Concentration, which measures the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream.

100

What organ processes the majority of alcohol in the body?

The liver

100

True or False: Meth use can cause severe dental issues, commonly known as "meth mouth."

True 

100

Name two physical signs of meth use.

Extreme weight loss, skin sores, or tooth decay.

100

True or False: Cocaine was once an ingredient in Coca-Cola.

True, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

200

What is the main neurotransmitter affected by meth use?

Dopamine.

200

What is one long-term effect of methamphetamine use on the brain?

Memory loss, cognitive decline, emotional regulation issues, or difficulty feeling pleasure.

200

Name a health condition that medical marijuana is often prescribed for.

 Chronic pain, epilepsy, nausea, or multiple sclerosis.

200

Which form of cocaine is usually smoked for a shorter, more intense high?

Crack cocaine

200

What is one significant risk of snorting cocaine for a long period?

Nasal damage, including a deviated septum or nasal tissue erosion.

300

What is the primary psychoactive compound in marijuana?

THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol).

300

Name two short-term effects of marijuana use.

Altered perception, increased appetite, dry mouth, or impaired memory.

300

True or False: Cocaine is classified as a stimulant.

True

300

True or False: Alcohol is classified as a depressant.

True

300

What is one psychological effect of methamphetamine withdrawal?

Depression, anxiety, or intense cravings.

400

Name two common methods of cocaine ingestion.

Snorting, injecting, smoking (as crack cocaine).

400

What are two potential long-term effects of cocaine use?

Heart disease, respiratory issues, stroke, or neurological damage.

400

Name one immediate physical effect of cocaine use.

Increased heart rate, heightened energy, or dilated pupils.

400

Name two factors that influence how quickly alcohol affects a person.

Body weight, age, gender, food in the stomach, or alcohol tolerance.

400

What is the most common treatment for opioid use disorder? 

MAT- Medically assisted treatment 

500

What is the main addictive component in alcoholic beverages?

Ethanol

500

True or False: Binge drinking is defined as 5 or more drinks for men, and 4 or more for women within two hours.

True.

500

What kind of hallucinations are common with meth use?

  1. Tactile hallucinations, such as feeling bugs crawling on the skin.

500

What term describes the physical and psychological symptoms experienced after stopping heavy drinking?

Alcohol withdrawal.

500

What medication is used to reverse an opioid overdose?

Narcan