Which of the following includes vapes, cigarettes, and smokeless tobacco?

Which of the following is an example of an illicit drug?

Prescription drug misuse includes the misuse of which of the following?

Marijuana and cannabis products are considered substances of concern in the context of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use.

What mental health disorder can substance use trigger or worsen, including anxiety, depression, and psychosis?

Substance use alters brain chemistry, leading to tolerance, withdrawal, and cravings. What is this effect called?

Impaired judgment/decision-making due to substance use can lead to which of the following?

Mood swings, aggression, low self-esteem, and emotional numbness are symptoms of which effect of substance use?

Suicidal ideation or self-harm is especially likely when combined with what conditions?

Teens with untreated mental health issues are at higher risk of turning to substances to self-medicate.

Which substance is associated with cancer (lungs, mouth), emphysema, and heart disease?

Alcohol can cause which of the following physical impacts?

Vaping/Nicotine use can lead to lung damage (e.g., popcorn lung), heart strain, and addiction.

Which substance can cause respiratory depression, overdose, and infectious diseases if injected?

Impaired memory, coordination issues, and lung problems (if smoked) are physical impacts of which substance?

High blood pressure, heart attacks, malnutrition, and insomnia are physical impacts of which substances?

Adolescent use affects brain development, increasing long-term risk for cognitive, emotional, and behavioral issues.

What is a possible explanation for relationship problems as a social health effect of substance use?

What is a possible explanation for academic/work performance issues as a social health effect of substance use?

What is a possible explanation for peer pressure as a social health effect of substance use?

What is a possible explanation for legal issues as a social health effect of substance use?

What is a possible explanation for stigma and social isolation as a social health effect of substance use?

Substance use can suppress or exaggerate emotions.

Substance use can increase which of the following?

Substance use can create emotional dependency on a substance to cope with stress or trauma.

Substance use can lead to which of the following scenarios that worsen emotional trauma?

A health educator is planning a unit on substance abuse. Which of the following best describes the emotional health consequence of long-term drug use?

The correct, legal, or medically supervised use of a drug as intended or prescribed is called ________.

The incorrect or inappropriate use of a prescription or over-the-counter drug is called ________.

The intentional use of a drug for nonmedical purposes or to get high, often repeatedly and habitually, is called ________.

Distinguish among drug use, misuse, and abuse by selecting the correct definitions for each term.

Which of the following is an example of drug misuse?

Using Adderall without a prescription to stay up all night is an example of _________

Doubling a dose of cold medicine 'just in case' is considered drug misuse.

According to the comparison table, what is the intent of drug use?

What is the health risk level associated with drug abuse?

Is drug misuse always legal/authorized?

Misuse may be accidental or based on poor understanding; abuse is intentional and often repeated.

What is the proper use of prescription painkillers according to the table?

What is an example of misuse of cough syrup?

What is an example of abuse of stimulants (e.g., Adderall)?

What is the legal age for drinking alcohol according to the table?

What is the risk of trying nicotine/vapes once out of curiosity?

Misuse and abuse both carry increased risk of dependency and harm.

Misuse may unintentionally lead to abuse if not addressed early.

Health educators help students understand the line between proper use and ________.

Health educators help students recognize ________ of misuse or abuse in themselves or others.

Health educators help students understand the difference between ________ and harmful substances.

A student takes extra cold medicine because they think it will work faster. This is best classified as:

The safe, legal, and proper use of medication is called _____. Example: Taking antibiotics as prescribed.

The incorrect use (wrong dose, person, or purpose) of medication is called _____. Example: Using expired meds or taking someone else's painkillers.

The intentional, unsafe use to feel high or escape reality is called _____. Example: Using marijuana regularly to cope with stress.

Classify drugs such as stimulants, depressants, narcotics, and hallucinogens, and summarize their short- and long-term effects on health status and body system functioning.

Which of the following is an example of a stimulant?

What is a short-term effect of stimulants?

Long-term use of stimulants can lead to ________, anxiety, insomnia, addiction, and paranoia.

Which of the following is a depressant?

What is a short-term effect of depressants?

Long-term use of depressants can cause liver damage, dependence, memory problems, and ________.

Which system impact is associated with stimulants?

What are some examples of narcotics (opioids)?

Which of the following is a short-term effect of narcotics (opioids)?

What is a long-term effect of narcotics (opioids)?

Narcotics (opioids) impact the system by causing CNS depression, slowed breathing, GI tract suppression, and brain changes.

What are some examples of hallucinogens?

Which of the following is a short-term effect of hallucinogens?

What is a long-term effect of hallucinogens?

Which of the following is an example of an inhalant?

What are the primary effects of inhalants?

Cannabis includes which of the following products?

Designer Drugs are best described as:

The effect of cannabis use includes altered perception, memory loss, and ________.

Designer drugs are known for being unpredictable and often ________ effects.

Which body system is affected by drugs causing altered brain chemistry, addiction, cognitive impairment, and seizures?

High or low blood pressure, arrhythmias, heart attack, and stroke are effects of substance use on which body system?

Slowed breathing and lung damage are effects of substance use on the ________ system.

As a health educator, you should teach how different drugs work and how to ________ them.

One of the roles of a health educator is to help students resist peer pressure and identify safe coping strategies.

Which of the following drug types slows the central nervous system and can cause respiratory depression in large doses?

The short-term effects of Stimulants include energy, focus, and _________?

The long-term effects of Depressants include dependence, liver damage, and _________.

The system affected by Narcotics/Opioids includes the brain, lungs, and ________ system.

Hallucinogens can cause ________ and confusion as short-term effects.

Inhalants can cause brain and ________ damage as long-term effects.

The system affected by Cannabis includes the brain and ________.

Internal and external factors influence decisions related to alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use in which of the following ways?

What internal factor increases the risk of self-medicating with drugs or alcohol to escape emotional pain?

Which internal factor leads to increased susceptibility to peer pressure, risk-taking, or need for social approval?

Strong anti-drug values often reduce use; unclear or ambivalent values may lead to experimentation. Which internal factor does this describe?

Which internal factor is associated with early experimentation and continued use?

Poor coping increases the likelihood of turning to substances under stress or conflict. Which internal factor does this describe?

Which internal factor increases the chance of underestimating risk or accepting myths about drug safety?

A student with ______ (internal) may be more vulnerable to peer pressure (external).

A teen with strong family support (external) and ______ (internal) is less likely to use substances.

A person with ______ (internal) exposed to music or social media promoting substance use (external) may turn to drugs or alcohol.

Adolescents are especially influenced by peer approval and media messages, making these external factors critical targets for prevention.