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Drug awareness quiz
- 1. SWBH Health & Wellbeing Drug awareness quiz Do you know which of the following statements are true or falseβ¦
- 2. Taking speed (amphetamine) can lead to violence
- 3. TRUE β Can be true, but primarily Amphetamine is a stimulant which only speeds up the system. For some people in some situations, it might also lead to violence.
- 4. Cannabis (weed) can only be smoked
- 5. FALSE β It can be eaten in cakes
- 6. Using Cocaine can lead to weight loss
- 7. TRUE β Cocaine is a stimulant which means that it speeds up the system and suppresses the normal needs of the body like tiredness and hunger. Long-term use will therefore affect the userβs weight.
- 8. More people die through using ecstasy than alcohol
- 9. FALSE β Between 15,000 & 22,000 people die from alcohol misuse
- 10. Heroin is a stimulant drug
- 11. FALSE - Heroin is an opiate and as such a pain-killer. It has sedative effects too
- 12. The main risk from using crack is infection from sharing needles
- 13. FALSE - Crack is smoked, cocaine can be injected but is usually snorted
- 14. Drinking alcohol is not harmful
- 15. FALSE - Any amount of alcohol will affect judgement and coordination and causes dehydration of internal organs β especially the liver
- 16. Smoking cigarettes can cause cancer
- 17. TRUE β Lung cancer
- 18. Using LSD may lead to mental health problems in the user
- 19. TRUE β Can trigger underlying mental health problems and produce paranoia and schizophrenia-like states. Can also result in a personality change.
- 20. It is unsafe to mix different drugs?
- 21. TRUE - The risk of taking drugs becomes even greater when people mix them.
- 22. Strong black coffee helps to sober up someone whoβs drunk
- 23. FALSE β Only time helps sober up a drunk person. The coffee just acts as a stimulant where the alcohol has been a depressant.
- 24. Most violent crimes occur under the influence of alcohol
- 25. TRUE β The BMA estimates that alcohol is a factor in 60-70% of murders, 75% of stabbings, 70% of beatings and 50% of fights and domestic assaults.
- 26. The same drug can affect you differently at different times
- 27. TRUE β The effects of a drug can be modified to some extent by where you are, who you are with and what you expect to happen. Eg. If you drink with friends at a party the feelings will be different than if you drink at home alone. When feeling down or depressed, some drugs can amplify this mood.
- 28. Allowing people to use drugs in your home is a crime
- 29. TRUE β It is illegal to allow people to use controlled substances such as cannabis or heroin in your home