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Test Your Knowledge on Fentanyl

Are you aware of the dangers surrounding fentanyl and its impact on health? Take our quiz to enhance your understanding of this potent opioid and its effects.

Learn about:

The history and purpose of fentanyl
Symptoms of overdose
Fentanyl’s street names and usage
How to respond in an emergency situation

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by UnderstandingDrug101

Fentanyl was originally created

To cure dizziness

To manage pain at the end of a person's life

To treat migraine headaches

For no medical purpose

In 2017, fentanyl was responsible for _______of all drug overdose deaths in the U.S.

One third

One quarter

One half

Two thirds

How is fentanyl taken?

Snorted as a powder

Absorbed through the skin

Injected with a needle

All of the above

The recent rise in overdose deaths is largely due to

Pure fentanyl

Pure heroin

Heroin that is laced with fentanyl

Natural opiates

Why do law enforcement officers wear hazmat (hazardous material) suits when handling fentanyl?

They will become addicted if they touch fentanyl.

Fentanyl is usually mixed with rat poison

Fentanyl will make them too relaxed to do their job

Touching or inhaling fentanyl may be fatal

Fentanyl

Increases the amount of dopamine in the brain

Attaches itself to opioid receptors in the brain

Changes the chemistry of the brain

All of the above

Which of the following is a symptom of fentanyl overdose?

Blue or purple lips

Very large pupils

Racing heart

Flushed face

What should you do if you think a person has overdosed on fentanyl?

Let them sleep it off

Call 911

Don't tell the emergency responders that the person took an illegal drug

Start rescue breathing (CPR)

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