What is it called when a person keeps using a drug and can’t stop, despite negative consequences from using the drug?

What is the part of the brain that the main function is learning and memory; which can become impaired when under the influence of drugs and alcohol?

What is the name of a set of skills designed to help teens avoid participating in high-risk behaviors, which could be harmful to their health?

What is the class / type of drugs that slows down the Central Nervous System and other body systems? (Alcohol is an example)

What is the class / type of drugs that speeds up the Central Nervous System and other body systems? (Caffeine is an example)

What is the term for cancer-causing chemicals, possibly found in e-cigarettes?

What is the psychoactive chemical found in marijuana, which give the feeling of being “high”?

What is it considered to be when someone takes (Consumes) Prescription Medication that is prescribed to someone else and isn’t theirs?

True or False: Even low doses of marijuana CAN affect driving abilities

True or False: Depth perception IS improved by marijuana usage

True or False: Motorists who have used marijuana are able to quickly identify dangerous situations

True or False: THC (the active chemical present in marijuana) can be detected up to 2 weeks or more after marijuana use

True or False: Reaction time speeds up after using marijuana

True or False: Opioids are used to treat depression in adults and teens

True or False: CNS Depressants are used to treat anxiety, panic attacks, and sleep disorders

True or False: Stimulants can be used to treat ADHD in adults and teens