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100

This popular soda originally incorporated the coca plant in their recipe.

What is Coca-Cola?

100

Chronic cocaine use can impair the brain's ability to solve problems and regulate these mental processes.

What are emotions?

100

The following is not one of the long-term effects of cocaine use:

  • Nosebleeds

  • Problems swallowing

  • Increased IQ

  • Cough and lung problems

What is Increased IQ?

100

This solid form of cocaine is typically associated with being used by those of lower socioeconomic status.

What is crack cocaine?
100

Powder cocaine convictions are more common in this demographic of cocaine users.

What is affluent white communities?

200

This song about crack cocaine was the debut song for English songwriter who just performed at Duke?

(Name the song and artist)

What is "The A Team" by Ed Sheeran?

200

Cocaine use can lead to extreme forms of this behavioral response, which may include irrational fears and suspicion of others.

What is paranoia?

200

This immediate psychological effect of cocaine is caused by buildup of neurochemical dopamine.

What is a "high"?

200

According to a 2017 report, this racial group was most impacted by cocaine-related overdose deaths.

Who are non-Hispanic Blacks?

200

By 2017, this group made up one of the highest demographics for everyday cocaine use, with over 11,300 individuals using it daily.

Who are college students?

300

This act regulated and taxed the production, importation, and distribution of opiates and coca products in the United States in 1914.

What is the Harrison Narcotic Tax Act?

300

This symptom of cocaine use disorder involves an overwhelming sense of pleasure and intense euphoria.

What is ecstasy?

300

Long term use of cocaine can cause changes to this system in your brain.

What is the reward system/circuit?

300

This percentage of Americans age 12 and older have admitted to using cocaine as of 2020.

What is 14.2%

300

According to a 2023 report, this percentage of individuals sentenced for crack cocaine trafficking were Hispanic.

What is 14.3%?

400

Cocaine was isolated from coca leaves by Albert Niemann in this year.

What is 1859?

400

The following is not a common effect of cocaine on cognition:

  • Increased alertness

  • Reduced attention span

  • Impaired ability to regulate emotions

  • Slower aging of the brain

What is slower aging of the brain?

400

Which of the following is NOT a way that cocaine can enter the bloodstream: 

  • Snorting
  • Touching
  • Smoking
  • Injection

What is touching?

400

The largest age group using cocaine, as per 2021 data, falls within this range.

What is 18-25?

400

According to a longitudinal study, 36% of college students were exposed to cocaine by Year 4 of the College Life Survey, and this percentage had used it.

What is 13%?

500

Cocaine falls under this schedule.

What is Schedule II?

500

This important brain fuel source, shown in lower concentrations in PET scans of individuals with cocaine use disorder, is crucial for normal brain function and neural activity.

What is glucose?

500

This presynaptic transmitter, known as NAT, plays a role in alertness, focus, and the body's response to stress.

What is the Norepinephrine Transporter?

500

Males have a higher rate of cocaine use compared to females, with this percentage of males admitting to cocaine use.

What is 2.6%?

500

This percent of individuals sentenced for crack cocaine trafficking were men.

What is 91.5%?