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Drug and Alcohol Fact Week - Call List

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  1. B-Narcan
  2. O-Alcohol –
  3. O-National Drug & Alcohol IQ Challenge
  4. G-Drugged driving is driving a vehicle while impaired due to the intoxicating effects of recent drug use
    G-Drugged Driving –
  5. O- Bath salts can cause users to have an out-of-body experience, elated mood, or feel delirious. These effects can last up to 3–4 hours.
    O-Bath Salts
  6. I-jenkem is a purported inhalant and hallucinogen created from fermented human waste.
    I-Jenkem
  7. G-It connected teens with the latest scientific research in order to make healthy choices
    G-Drugs & Health Blog –
  8. N-Symptoms include delusion, paranoia, and getting naked
    N-pcp psychosis
  9. O-HOMEOSTASIS
  10. B-Allostasis
  11. I-Marijuana
  12. G-MDMA (Ecstasy/Molly)
  13. G-an excessive and dangerous dose of a drug.
    G-what is an Overdose
  14. I-Fentanyl
    I-Leading cause of death in teen and adults
  15. N-Drugs & Alcohol Chat Day –
  16. I- Wet brain is a disorder of the brain caused by a chronic thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency.
    I-Wet Brain
  17. B- Withdrawal is also known as detoxification or detox. It's when you cut out, or cut back, on using alcohol or other drugs
    B-Withdrawal
  18. N- to stop fighting, to stop resisting everything in life.
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  20. N-Hallucinogens
  21. G-Anabolic Steroids
  22. O-Counseling and other behavioral therapies are the most commonly used forms of treatment.
    O-Addiction Treatment –
  23. O-The liver gains fats and inflammation, eventually leading to liver disease or cirrhosis.
    O-End-stage alcoholism
  24. G-The needing of a higher dose to experience the same effect
    G-Tolerance
  25. B-Cocaine –
  26. O-disorder is characterized by visual hallucinations, paranoid delusions
    O-meth psychosis
  27. G-provides education and support necessary to diminish drug dependency
    G-Drug prevention programs
  28. I-SHATTER THE MYTHS
  29. N-excessive use of psychoactive drugs, that can lead to physical, social, or emotional harm.
    N-Addiction
  30. I-Methamphetamine
  31. N-LSD –
  32. I-Youngest person to die from a drug overdose
    I-Allayah Yoli Thomas
  33. N-experimentation, regular use, risky use/abuse, and drug addiction and dependency.
    N-stages of drug addiction
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  35. G-NIDA for Teens
  36. B-Rapidly reverses an opioid ovedose
    B-Narcan
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  38. B- consuming 5 or more drinks on an occasion for men or 4 or more drinks on an occasion for women.
    B-Binge drinking
  39. B-What two substances can cause death from withdrawal
  40. I- stories about a person's experiences with addiction that might have resulted in a life-or-death situation
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