Drug Demand Reduction Bingo
Manassas Young Marines DDR
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- A group of psychoactive substances that can induce auditory or visual hallucinations
- A highly addictive drug made from morphine
- Natural derivatives of the opium poppy plant
- A powerful synthetic opioid that is 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine
- These substances starve the body of oxygen
- Comes from the cannabis sativa plant
- Drugs that increase the body’s natural functions. They impact the nervous system and make the body release mor
- Young Marines are required a minimum of this many hours of drug demand reduction instruction per quarter
- Each year the "KiKi" Camerena Award is presented to the top units in each Division by which government agency
- The Young Marines have won the Fulcrum Shield Award this many times
- The Fulcrum Shield is awarded by this government agency
- Young Marines are to become Project Alert certified at this age
- Snuff is another name for this
- Inhalants starve the body of this
- This Young Marines Guidebook has the most information in Performance Objective 5: Drug Resistance
- One street term for this substance is Hillbilly heroin
- Mary Jane is another name for this drug
- This drug comes in both crystal and powder form and made from the coca plant
- This substance is an hallucinogen
- Substance also known as Speed, Meth, Crystal, Crank, Tweak, Go-fast, Ice, Glass, Uppers, & Black beauties
- The legal drinking age in the United States
- The most common cause of lung cancer
- The active ingredient in marijuana that affects the nerve cells in the brain where memories are formed
- Substances like GHB, Ecstasy, Ketamine, and Rohypnol are known as what type of drugs?
- Is a prescription medicine that can reverse an overdose
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