HPE Flashcards
What are the three different drug classifications?
Stimulants, Depressants, Psychedelics
Stimulants speed up brain activity, depressants slow it down, and psychedelics alter perception.
What effects do stimulants have on the body?
Elevate mood, produce excitement, adrenaline rush followed by a crash, can lead to paranoia, restlessness, depression
Examples include caffeine, methamphetamine, cocaine, nicotine, and ecstasy.
What are the short-term effects of alcohol on the body?
Lowered inhibitions, interpersonal conflict, falls and accidents, altered behavior, hangover, alcohol poisoning
Alcohol is a depressant that affects the central nervous system.
What are the long-term effects of alcohol on the teen brain?
Impact on emotional health, increased risk of addiction, impaired cognitive functions
Alcohol can affect brain development in adolescents.
Fill in the blank: _______ are drugs that can cause hallucinations and alter perception.
[Psychedelics]
What are the risks associated with alcohol use during parties?
Antisocial behavior, alcohol poisoning, sexual assault, violence, property damage
Risks can vary from low to high based on behavior and circumstances.
What are positive actions to take when planning a party?
Have parental permission, inform neighbors, provide adequate food and drinks, ensure adult supervision, tell friends it’s alcohol-free
These actions help create a safer environment.
What are negative actions to avoid when planning a party?
Inviting friends via social media, posting photos of the party, no security, leaving the party unsupervised, partying in unsafe areas
These actions can lead to increased risks and safety issues.
True or False: Legal drugs can only be sold under prescription.
False
Legal drugs can be bought in supermarkets and shops.
What is the common name for MethyleneDioxyMethAmphetamine?
Ecstasy
Ecstasy can be ingested in various forms including tablets and powder.
What are the effects of methamphetamine on the body?
Increased heart rate, hallucinations, addiction, various forms (powder, tablet, crystal)
Methamphetamine is known as ‘ICE’ or ‘SPEED’.
What are the risks of marijuana (THC) use?
Enhanced cancer risk, decreased testosterone levels, reduced coordination, increased heart rate, paranoia, hallucinations
High dosages can lead to intense anxiety or panic attacks.
What should bystanders do if they see someone spiking a drink?
Intervene, alert the person whose drink is being spiked, notify security or authorities if necessary
Bystanders play a crucial role in preventing harm.
What is the impact of alcohol-fueled parties on sexual assault risk?
Increased likelihood of sexual assault due to impaired judgment, lowered inhibitions, and potential for violence
Alcohol can compromise safety and consent.
Fill in the blank: _______ is a highly addictive illegal drug that can cause fatal overdose.
[Heroin]
What are the consequences of using nicotine?
Hardening of arteries, cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, increased heart rate, respiratory problems
Long-term smoking significantly increases health risks.
What is the purpose of the QPS Party Safe for Hosts Checklist?
To provide recommendations for responsible party planning and ensure safety
It includes guidelines for noise restrictions, security, and supervision.
Identify two examples of antisocial behavior exhibited at parties.
Violent attacks, drug overdoses
Antisocial behaviors can significantly disrupt the party atmosphere.
What are the emotional health impacts of alcohol use?
Peer pressure, risk of addiction, impaired social interactions
Emotional health can be severely affected by substance use.
