Drug Unit Week 3 Review

7. A group of drugs that change a person’s perception of reality.
8. This is the dried leaves, flowers, stems, and seeds of the cannabis sativa plant.
9. This club drug acts as a stimulant and hallucinogen and produces an energizing effect, distortions in time and perception, and is known as Molly.
13. A mental health concern that is connected to PED use and causes people to have extreme obsessions over their body’s appearance and perceived flaws.
16. A possible mental health effect of heavy cannabis use that involves losing touch with reality.
17. THis hallucinogen causes superhuman strength.
19. A common risk of hallucinogen use involving fear, panic, and distress.
20. Marijuana can affect this brain skill, making it harder to learn or remember information
21. Substances similar to testosterone, also called rhoids and juice.

1. This category of drugs is commonly used to assist with date rape.
2. A risk of steroid misuse where teens stop growing because growth plates close too early.
3. Misusing inhalants can cause permanent damage to this organ responsible for thinking and memory.
4. Marijuana smoke can irritate and damage this organ used for breathing.
5. Cannabis that is prescribed by a doctor to help treat certain medical conditions.
6. This is the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis.
10. This has normalized PED use by influencers, coaches and peers and has increased their use among teenagers.
11. Substances that people abuse in hopes of promoting muscle growth, athletic performance, and improves physical appearance.
12. Also known as “magic mushrooms” or “shrooms,” which comes from certain types of mushrooms.
14. Long term effect of hallucinogens, where you can re-experience the visual aspects of a trip, even if you haven’t taken any substances in a long time.
15. Household products like glue or spray paint that some people misuse by breathing in fumes.
18. When it comes to PED’s, legal does not mean ____________.