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Inhalants

Learning Objectives Identify the three classes of inhalants. Identify the types of inhalants that are abused. Does anyone know why inhalants are abused?

What are Inhalants? Breathable chemical vapors that produce mind altering effects. There are three types of inhalants Solvents Gases Nitrites Street names include poppers, snappers, ozone. Does anyone know why inhalants are abused?

How are Inhalants Abused? Inhalants are ingested into the body by breathing in the vapors of the product. Several methods of inhalation can be used by abusers: Using a bag Using a rag Using pressurized containers

Effects of Inhalants Chronic Memory Loss Emotional Instability Slurred Speech Body Tremors Sight Disorders Liver Damage Hearing Loss Kidney Damage Bone Marrow Damage Paralysis Brain Damage Sudden Sniffing Death

Inhalants & Brain Damage Brain – Inhalants abuse causes a variety of serious sensory and psychological disorders. Cerebral Cortex – Inhalant abuse causes personality changes, memory loss, hallucinations, and learning disabilities. Cerebellum – Inhalant abuse causes loss of coordination, slurred speech, chronic tremors, and uncontrollable shaking. Ophthalmic Nerve – Inhalant abuse can cause serious sight disorders, including blindness. Talk about raves

Products Abused Rubber Cement Toxic Markers Hair Spray Lighter Fluid Fabric Protector Chloroform Paint Thinner White Out Whippets Toxic Markers Lighter Fluid Gasoline Octane Booster Nitrous Oxide Room Deodorizer Helium Talk about raves

Additional Information Additional information on inhalants can be found by contacting the Army Substance Abuse Program or by visiting www.acsap.army.mil. Talk about skin popping and main lining