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Opioids: Know the Facts

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which statement best describes opioids?

a)

Proteins that build strong muscles quickly

b)

Herbal teas that calm nerves naturally

c)

Drugs that relieve pain by blocking receptors

d)

Vitamins that boost immunity and energy

2.

How do opioids reduce pain in the body?

a)

They increase blood flow to wounds

b)

They cool inflamed tissues

c)

They block brain pain receptors

d)

They strengthen bone and cartilage

3.

Which body system’s reward chemicals are triggered by opioids?

a)

Muscle fiber growth signals

b)

Immune system antibody release

c)

Brain’s reward system chemicals

d)

Digestive enzyme production

4.

What commonly starts the tolerance and addiction cycle with opioids?

a)

Exercising less after an injury

b)

Needing more drug to feel normal

c)

Drinking more water during illness

d)

Eating fewer meals when stressed

5.

Which behavior is opioid misuse?

a)

Taking medicine more often than prescribed

b)

Keeping pills in a labeled bottle

c)

Asking questions about side effects

d)

Following the doctor’s dosage

6.

Which action shows safe opioid use?

a)

Taking only the amount prescribed

b)

Sharing pills with a friend

c)

Taking longer than directed

d)

Using to get high at parties

7.

Why can stopping opioids be uncomfortable for someone with tolerance?

a)

The skin becomes sensitive to light

b)

The brain has adapted to the drug

c)

The stomach cannot digest food

d)

The muscles instantly lose strength

8.

Which risk is highest when someone takes too much of an opioid?

a)

Overdose and breathing failure

b)

Severe sunburn after outdoors

c)

Immediate broken bones from use

d)

Sudden food allergies appearing

9.

Which example is NOT opioid misuse?

a)

Taking someone else’s prescription

b)

Using pills to get high for fun

c)

Taking more than was prescribed

d)

Taking the exact prescribed dose

10.

Why is an opioid overdose life‑threatening?

a)

It can slow or stop breathing

b)

It permanently dyes hair blue

c)

It instantly freezes body temperature

d)

It speeds up nail growth rapidly