Tobacco, Alcohol and Drug Unit

What term is used to describe the physical and mental changes produced by drinking alcohol?

• Addiction

• Withdrawal

• Intoxication

• Enabling

Which category of drugs is known for causing relaxation and sleepiness?

• Stimulant

• Depressant

• Hallucinogen

• Opiates

What is a common effect of a fetus that has been exposed to alcohol consumption by the mother?

• FAS- Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

• Cirrhosis

• Carcinogen

• Club/designer drug

Which drug category distorts perceptions, causing the user to see or hear things that are not real?

• Hallucinogen

• Stimulant

• Depressant

• Anabolic steroid

What is the term for the amount of alcohol in a person's blood, expressed as a percentage?

• BAC- blood alcohol content

• Addiction

• Relapse

• Enabling

Which category of drugs are inhaled as a vapor?

• Inhalant

• Opiates

• Carbon monoxide

• Anabolic steroid

What is the term for a synthetic version of the male hormone testosterone that is used to promote muscle development?

• Opiates

• Anabolic steroid

• Methamphetamine

• Carcinogen

What is the term for smoke that is exhaled by smokers and then inhaled by others?

• Secondhand smoke

• Passive smoke

• Environmental smoke

• Indirect smoke

Which type of cancer is specifically associated with drug use(alcohol)?

• Lung cancer

• Skin cancer

• Brain cancer

• Liver cancer

What type of drug is alcohol?

• stimulant

• depressant

• medical

• prescription