Question 1

enabling

Accepted Answer

helping someone avoid getting in trouble for their actions

Answer

prescription medications that relieve severe or long-lasting pain

Answer

starting to use a substance again after trying to quit

Answer

unresponsiveness that may occur during overdose

Question 2

fentanyl

Accepted Answer

opioid prescribed for reducing extreme pain; 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine

Answer

act of taking more of a substance than the body can handle at one time; can lead to serious health consequences and death

Answer

a sticky substance that builds up in your lungs when you smoke

Answer

a dangerous drug that can make you unable to move or react to things happening around you

Question 3

fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD)

Accepted Answer

health problems that a baby can have if their mom drinks alcohol while she's pregnant

Answer

medicines that you can buy at the store without a doctor's prescription

Answer

leftover particles and smells from smoking that can stay on things like furniture or walls

Answer

tiny particles in the air that you breathe in when someone near you is using a vaping device

Question 4

hallucinogens

Accepted Answer

drugs that can make you see or feel things that aren't really there, and they can change how you think and feel about time

Answer

smoke that you breathe in when someone around you is smoking

Answer

medications that people abuse in hopes of improving strength, speed, and stamina for sports

Answer

plant with leaves that contain the chemical nicotine

Question 5

hangover

Accepted Answer

feeling sick and tired after drinking too much alcohol

Answer

products that turn liquid nicotine or other chemicals into a mist that you breathe in, instead of burning it like in cigarettes

Answer

condition that damages the lungsâ smallest airways; leads to coughing and shortness of breath

Answer

abusing drugs or medicine without a doctor's advice to try to feel better

Question 6

heroin

Accepted Answer

naturally occurring, illegal opioid; comes as a white powder often mixed with other substances

Answer

a type of tobacco that you chew or put in your mouth, instead of smoking it

Answer

helping someone avoid getting in trouble for their actions

Answer

medicine that can legally be sold only with permission from a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional

Question 7

hypoxia

Accepted Answer

when your body doesn't get enough oxygen, resulting in widespread cell damage

Answer

messages on TV or in other media that tell people about important health issues

Answer

opioid prescribed for reducing extreme pain; 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine

Answer

substances that cause the brain to release adrenaline, increasing energy, alertness, and attention

Question 8

inhalants

Accepted Answer

chemicals that people breathe to experience some type of high; often take the form of household substances

Answer

health problems that a baby can have if their mom drinks alcohol while she's pregnant

Answer

avoiding situations or feelings that make you want to smoke or use nicotine

Answer

treatment where doctors and other experts help someone who is struggling with drugs or alcohol, and it can involve using medicine and learning new ways to cope

Question 9

inhibition

Accepted Answer

a way your mind stops you from doing something that could be risky or harmful

Answer

starting to use a substance again after trying to quit

Answer

unresponsiveness that may occur during overdose

Answer

drugs that can make you see or feel things that aren't really there, and they can change how you think and feel about time

Question 10

laryngectomy

Accepted Answer

an operation where the voice box is taken out, and the person has to breathe through a hole in their neck

Answer

a dangerous drug that can make you unable to move or react to things happening around you

Answer

a sticky substance that builds up in your lungs when you smoke

Answer

feeling sick and tired after drinking too much alcohol

Question 11

leukoplakia

Accepted Answer

a problem inside your mouth where you get white spots that can sometimes turn into a type of cancer

Answer

tiny particles in the air that you breathe in when someone near you is using a vaping device

Answer

leftover particles and smells from smoking that can stay on things like furniture or walls

Answer

naturally occurring, illegal opioid; comes as a white powder often mixed with other substances

Question 12

marijuana

Accepted Answer

mind-altering, addictive drug made up of dried parts of the cannabis plant

Answer

smoke that you breathe in when someone around you is smoking

Answer

plant with leaves that contain the chemical nicotine

Answer

when your body doesn't get enough oxygen, resulting in widespread cell damage

Question 13

MDMA

Accepted Answer

a man-made drug that can make you feel really happy and active, also known as ecstasy or Molly

Answer

products that turn liquid nicotine or other chemicals into a mist that you breathe in, instead of burning it like in cigarettes

Answer

abusing drugs or medicine without a doctor's advice to try to feel better

Answer

chemicals that people breathe to experience some type of high; often take the form of household substances

Question 14

medication abuse

Accepted Answer

using medicine in a way that can be harmful, like taking too much or sharing it with others, without a doctor's permission

Answer

helping someone avoid getting in trouble for their actions

Answer

a way your mind stops you from doing something that could be risky or harmful

Answer

a type of tobacco that you chew or put in your mouth, instead of smoking it

Question 15

medication misuse

Accepted Answer

not taking medicine the right way, like forgetting to take it or taking too much

Answer

opioid prescribed for reducing extreme pain; 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine

Answer

an operation where the voice box is taken out, and the person has to breathe through a hole in their neck

Answer

substances that cause the brain to release adrenaline, increasing energy, alertness, and attention

Question 16

medication

Accepted Answer

substance that treats disease or relieves symptoms

Answer

health problems that a baby can have if their mom drinks alcohol while she's pregnant

Answer

avoiding situations or feelings that make you want to smoke or use nicotine

Answer

a problem inside your mouth where you get white spots that can sometimes turn into a type of cancer

Question 17

medication-assisted treatment (MAT)

Accepted Answer

a way to help people who are struggling with drugs or alcohol by using medicines along with learning how to control cravings and avoid using them again

Answer

unresponsiveness that may occur during overdose

Answer

mind-altering, addictive drug made up of dried parts of the cannabis plant

Answer

drugs that can make you see or feel things that aren't really there, and they can change how you think and feel about time

Question 18

methadone

Accepted Answer

medication that helps with opioid withdrawal symptoms and cravings for opioids

Answer

a sticky substance that builds up in your lungs when you smoke

Answer

a man-made drug that can make you feel really happy and active, also known as ecstasy or Molly

Answer

feeling sick and tired after drinking too much alcohol

Question 19

methamphetamine

Accepted Answer

extremely addictive, synthetic stimulant; is powerful enough a person can develop an addiction on first use

Answer

leftover particles and smells from smoking that can stay on things like furniture or walls

Answer

naturally occurring, illegal opioid; comes as a white powder often mixed with other substances

Answer

using medicine in a way that can be harmful, like taking too much or sharing it with others, without a doctor's permission

Question 20

nicotine replacement

Accepted Answer

using a small amount of nicotine in a controlled way to help quit smoking, and it can reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms

Answer

when your body doesn't get enough oxygen, resulting in widespread cell damage

Answer

plant with leaves that contain the chemical nicotine

Answer

not taking medicine the right way, like forgetting to take it or taking too much

Question 21

nicotine

Accepted Answer

a toxic chemical in tobacco that makes it addictive

Answer

substance that treats disease or relieves symptoms

Answer

products that turn liquid nicotine or other chemicals into a mist that you breathe in, instead of burning it like in cigarettes

Answer

chemicals that people breathe to experience some type of high; often take the form of household substances

Question 22

opioids

Accepted Answer

prescription medications that relieve severe or long-lasting pain

Answer

a way to help people who are struggling with drugs or alcohol by using medicines along with learning how to control cravings and avoid using them again

Answer

a way your mind stops you from doing something that could be risky or harmful

Answer

helping someone avoid getting in trouble for their actions

Question 23

overdose

Accepted Answer

act of taking more of a substance than the body can handle at one time; can lead to serious health consequences and death

Answer

opioid prescribed for reducing extreme pain; 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine

Answer

an operation where the voice box is taken out, and the person has to breathe through a hole in their neck

Answer

medication that helps with opioid withdrawal symptoms and cravings for opioids

Question 24

over-the-counter (OTC) medications

Accepted Answer

medicines that you can buy at the store without a doctor's prescription

Answer

a problem inside your mouth where you get white spots that can sometimes turn into a type of cancer

Answer

extremely addictive, synthetic stimulant; is powerful enough a person can develop an addiction on first use

Answer

health problems that a baby can have if their mom drinks alcohol while she's pregnant

Question 25

performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs)

Accepted Answer

medications that people abuse in hopes of improving strength, speed, and stamina for sports

Answer

using a small amount of nicotine in a controlled way to help quit smoking, and it can reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms

Answer

mind-altering, addictive drug made up of dried parts of the cannabis plant

Answer

drugs that can make you see or feel things that aren't really there, and they can change how you think and feel about time

Question 26

popcorn lung

Accepted Answer

condition that damages the lungsâ smallest airways; leads to coughing and shortness of breath

Answer

a toxic chemical in tobacco that makes it addictive

Answer

a man-made drug that can make you feel really happy and active, also known as ecstasy or Molly

Answer

feeling sick and tired after drinking too much alcohol

Question 27

prescription medications

Accepted Answer

medicine that can legally be sold only with permission from a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional

Answer

prescription medications that relieve severe or long-lasting pain

Answer

naturally occurring, illegal opioid; comes as a white powder often mixed with other substances

Answer

using medicine in a way that can be harmful, like taking too much or sharing it with others, without a doctor's permission

Question 28

public service announcements (PSAs)

Accepted Answer

messages on TV or in other media that tell people about important health issues

Answer

not taking medicine the right way, like forgetting to take it or taking too much

Answer

when your body doesn't get enough oxygen, resulting in widespread cell damage

Answer

act of taking more of a substance than the body can handle at one time; can lead to serious health consequences and death

Question 29

rehabilitation program

Accepted Answer

treatment where doctors and other experts help someone who is struggling with drugs or alcohol, and it can involve using medicine and learning new ways to cope

Answer

medicines that you can buy at the store without a doctor's prescription

Answer

chemicals that people breathe to experience some type of high; often take the form of household substances

Answer

substance that treats disease or relieves symptoms

Question 30

relapse

Accepted Answer

starting to use a substance again after trying to quit

Answer

a way to help people who are struggling with drugs or alcohol by using medicines along with learning how to control cravings and avoid using them again

Answer

a way your mind stops you from doing something that could be risky or harmful

Answer

medications that people abuse in hopes of improving strength, speed, and stamina for sports

Question 31

roofies

Accepted Answer

a dangerous drug that can make you unable to move or react to things happening around you

Answer

medication that helps with opioid withdrawal symptoms and cravings for opioids

Answer

an operation where the voice box is taken out, and the person has to breathe through a hole in their neck

Answer

condition that damages the lungsâ smallest airways; leads to coughing and shortness of breath

Question 32

secondhand aerosol

Accepted Answer

tiny particles in the air that you breathe in when someone near you is using a vaping device

Answer

medicine that can legally be sold only with permission from a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional

Answer

extremely addictive, synthetic stimulant; is powerful enough a person can develop an addiction on first use

Answer

a problem inside your mouth where you get white spots that can sometimes turn into a type of cancer

Question 33

secondhand smoke

Accepted Answer

smoke that you breathe in when someone around you is smoking

Answer

using a small amount of nicotine in a controlled way to help quit smoking, and it can reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms

Answer

mind-altering, addictive drug made up of dried parts of the cannabis plant

Answer

messages on TV or in other media that tell people about important health issues

Question 34

self-medicate

Accepted Answer

abusing drugs or medicine without a doctor's advice to try to feel better

Answer

a toxic chemical in tobacco that makes it addictive

Answer

a man-made drug that can make you feel really happy and active, also known as ecstasy or Molly

Answer

treatment where doctors and other experts help someone who is struggling with drugs or alcohol, and it can involve using medicine and learning new ways to cope

Question 35

smokeless tobacco

Accepted Answer

a type of tobacco that you chew or put in your mouth, instead of smoking it

Answer

using medicine in a way that can be harmful, like taking too much or sharing it with others, without a doctor's permission

Answer

prescription medications that relieve severe or long-lasting pain

Answer

starting to use a substance again after trying to quit

Question 36

stimulants

Accepted Answer

substances that cause the brain to release adrenaline, increasing energy, alertness, and attention

Answer

act of taking more of a substance than the body can handle at one time; can lead to serious health consequences and death

Answer

a dangerous drug that can make you unable to move or react to things happening around you

Answer

not taking medicine the right way, like forgetting to take it or taking too much

Question 37

stimulus control

Accepted Answer

avoiding situations or feelings that make you want to smoke or use nicotine

Answer

medicines that you can buy at the store without a doctor's prescription

Answer

tiny particles in the air that you breathe in when someone near you is using a vaping device

Answer

substance that treats disease or relieves symptoms

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