Odds and ends Rolling Stoned Potent Potables S Words Potpourri
100
What is krocodil?
A cheap drug that eats you from the inside out and gives you scaly skin.
100
What are depressants and hallucinogens?
Marijuana falls into these two drug categories:
100
What is binge drinking?
Having five or more drinks for men or four or more drinks for women in one sitting is called this:
100
What is schedule?
All drugs fall into one of these 5 categories.
100
What is Spice?
You would be wise to turn down the offer to smoke this synthetic cannabanoid that your friends swear is legal and must be healthy because it looks like potpourri:
200
What is drug dependence?
This is a state of neuroadaptation caused by the chronic, regular administration of a drug:
200
What is crack?
This drug, which rose to popularity in the 1980's, gets its name from the sound it makes when being smoked:
200
What is a standard drink?
A 12 oz beer or a 5 oz glass of wine, or 1.5 oz of hard liquor is called this:
200
What is substance abuse?
This is the number one national health problem, causing more deaths, illness, and disabilities than any other health condition:
200
What are codeine and promethazine?
While listening to your new favorite song "Purple Drank" with your homies, you turn down a frosty mug of sizzurp mixed especially for you by Eminem because of your allergy to these two key ingredients:
300
What are neurotransmitters?
The name given to a group of chemicals in the brain that facilitate communication between the cells of the brain called neurons:
300
What are anabolic steroids?
This drug causes gynomastia and enlarged clitoris.
300
What are time, weight, and gender?
These three factors affect your blood alcohol level:
300
What are stimulants?
These make the user feel more alert or energetic by activating or exciting the nervous system:
300
What is dextromethorphan?
Dissociation, euphoria, hallucinations, and a zombie-like walk are the sought after effects of intentional overdose on this common OTC cough suppressant:
400
What are drugs targeted toward children?
Ecstasy shaped like vitamins, Methamphetamine with strawberry flavoring and red dye, and marijuana pop tarts.
400
What are alcohol and benzodiazepines?
These two drugs are the most dangerous to withdraw from and can result in death if not properly managed:
400
What is alcohol poisoning?
The following are symptoms of this condition:
-Person is passed out and cannot be awakened
-Person has cold, clammy, bluish skin
-Person has trouble breathing
-Person vomits and doesn't wake up
400
What is saliva?
What is blood, hair, and urine?
This body substance can be used for drug testing:
Three that do not begin with S.
400
What is Tylenol?
The nurse with street cred would be worried about this secondary overdose in a patient who comes in to the ED for "robotripping":
500
What is "Not for human comsumption?
This is put on packages to bypass the FDA:
500
What are common household products used as inhalants for "huffing"?
gasoline, glue, spray paint, vegetable oil spray, whipped cream, butane lighters
500
What is fetal alcohol syndrome?
The highly variable group of birth defects including mental retardation, deficient growth, and malformations of the skull and face that tend to occur in the offspring of women who consume large amounts of alcohol during pregnancy is called this:
500
What is secondary?
This is not the primary drug of choice:
500
What are bath salts?
With effects similar to amphetamine and cocaine, a soak in the tub with this street drug would be neither relaxing nor aromatherapeutic:






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