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Rita Dries Senior Lecturer KHK Turnhout - België DRUGS OF ABUSE Rita Dries Senior Lecturer KHK Turnhout - België

DRUGS OF ABUSE CNS depressants CNS stimulants Hallucinogens Mind altering drugs Performance enhancing drugs Activities who induce addict behaviour

CNS DEPRESSANTS – Drugs that depress the overall functioning of the Central Nervous System (CNS) to induce sedation, muscle relaxation, and drowsiness*. * “Uppers, Downers, All Arounders, 3rd Edition”, CNS Productions

CNS depressants Alcohol Barbiturates Ketamine Opiates Oxycontin GHB (gamma hydroxylbuteric acid) Benzodiazepines (rohypnol, xanax…)

ALCOHOL Alcohol is the MOST ABUSED drug. Alcohol is a Central Nervous System (CNS) depressant. Alcohol is considered to be a gateway drug to other drug use.

BARBITURATES Barbiturates are prescription sedatives or tranquilizers. Barbiturates are multi-colored pills and tablets and are Central Nervous System (CNS) depressants that cause drowsiness. Barbiturates are also known as: Downers Sleepers Stumbles Barbs Red Devils Rainbows

KETAMINE Ketamine, or ketamine hydrochloride, is a Central Nervous System (CNS) Depressant and a dissociative anesthetic, or a drug that separates perception from sensation. Ketamine is used primarily as an anesthetic in veterinary medicine, but is also sometimes used with small children and elderly. Ketamine can be found as a clear white liquid or as a white powder.

KETAMINE Ketamine can be ingested several different ways: Injected Snorted Smoked Orally – In a pill or liquid form Ketamine is also called: K Kit Kat Special K Super Acid

OPIATES The most common opiates are: Opiates are drugs that are derived from the Poppy Plant and are Central Nervous System (CNS) depressants. The most common opiates are: Opium Heroin Morphine Codeine Opiates are known by several different names: Smack Soapium Chiva Poppy Flower Hazel Morf H

HOW ARE OPIATES CONSUMED? Snorted – Because of the high potency of heroin today, more and more users are snorting the drug. Injected – Injecting opiates, specifically heroin, is still the choice ingestion method. Many addicts choose to inject the drug because of the quick and powerful onset of the effects. Users can inject the drug directly into the blood stream or the muscle tissue. Smoked – The method of choice for opium is smoking the tar like substance. Other opiates are often smoked on top of marijuana. This is known as “snow capping”. Eaten – All opiates can be consumed orally. Many prescription pain killers on the market today are opiates.

OXYCONTIN Oxycontin is a synthetic opium derivative that is available by prescription. Oxycontin is an extremely potent pain killer that comes in time release tablets that last for up to twelve hours. Oxycontin is prescribed to cancer patients and chronic pain suffers to help in managing pain.

GHB GHB, or Gamma Hydroxylbuteric acid, is a central nervous system (CNS) depressant that sometimes causes hallucinations. GHB is usually found as a clear liquid with a slightly salty taste, but can also be found as a small tablet or capsule, all of which dissolve quickly in liquid. GHB usually is sold by capful or teaspoon, also known as a “dose”.

ROHYPNOL Rohypnol (chemical name – fluritzrazepam) is a CNS Depressant that is more than ten times as strong as Valium. Rohypnol belongs to the benzodiazepines family, which also includes drugs such as Valium, Librium, and Xanax. Rohypnol is known as a “Date Rape Drug” due to its association with sexual assaults. Rohypnol is almost always ingested orally in either the pill form or dissolved in a beverage, but is sometimes ground up and snorted.

CNS STIMULANTS – Drugs that increase the chemical and electrical activity of the Central Nervous System (CNS) and make the user more alert, active, anxious, restless and, in general, more stimulated than normal*. * “Uppers, Downers, All Arounders, 3rd Edition”, CNS Productions

CNS Stimulants Amphetamines Methamphetamines Cocaine Nicotine, caffeine, energy drinks

AMPHETAMINES Amphetamines are generally a white or off-white powder that can be ingested orally, snorted, or injected. Amphetamines are powerful stimulants that increase activity in the Central Nervous System (CNS), or speed up the way the human body works. Amphetamines are drugs that induce false feelings of power, strength, self-assertion and enhanced motivation.

METHAMPHETAMINE Methamphetamine is a powerful, synthetic Central Nervous System (CNS) Stimulant. Methamphetamine is generally a white or off-white powder that can be ingested several different ways: Orally – In a pill form Snorted – This can cause severe damage to the interior and exterior of the nose. Intravenously - The methamphetamine can be injected into either the blood stream or the muscle tissue Smoked – Methamphetamine is sometimes smoked by itself or on top of marijuana.

COCAINE Cocaine is a bitter, white, odorless, crystalline drug. Cocaine is classified as a CNS stimulant. Cocaine is extracted and refined from the Coca Plant, which is grown primarily in the Andean region of South America. Cocaine is also known as: Dust Blow Candy Snow Crack Coke

NICOTINE Tobacco: most popular drug, strong addiction Nicotine, tar … Withdrawal symptoms Mentally addiction for years

HALLUCINOGENS – Drugs that cause intensified sensations, mixed-up sensations (visual input becomes sound), illusions, delusions, hallucinations, stimulation, and impaired judgment and reasoning*. * “Uppers, Downers, All Arounders, 3rd Edition”, CNS Productions

Hallucinogens LSD Mushrooms PCP

LSD LSD is hallucinogenic chemical that is derived from a parasitic fungus that grows on rye. LSD is produced as a crystal, then dissolved in alcohol prior to sale and consumption. LSD users describe their experience with the drug as a “trip”. LSD has become known as: Acid Trips Hits Blotter

HOW IS LSD CONSUMED? LSD is generally taken orally, either as a pill, a piece of blotter paper, or via liquid dripped onto a sugar cube. LSD can also be absorbed through the users skin.

MUSHROOMS Mushrooms that contain PSILOCYBIN are known as ‘magic mushrooms’ as they contain hallucinogenic properties. Magic mushrooms have been used by several cultures to induce altered states of consciousness during their religious rituals. Mushrooms can be consumed in a variety of manners: Eaten – Either raw or cooked, much like non-hallucinogenic mushrooms. Drank – Heated with water to make a tea or soup. Smoked – The mushroom is ground into a fine powder and often smoked on top of marijuana.

PCP PCP is classified as a hallucinogen and a dissociative anesthetic, or drug that separates perception from sensation. PCP comes in several forms: Crystalline Powder Colored Powder Diluted in Water Pills Capsules PCP is also known as: Angel Dust Sherm Boat Dust

PCP PCP can be ingested several ways: PCP has been known to be used Orally – In liquid or pill form. Smoked Snorted Injected PCP has been known to be used in combination with other substances: LSD – “Super Tripping” Marijuana – “Killer Weed” or “Boat” Tobacco – “Sherms”, usually with menthol cigarettes to sooth the burning of the hot PCP smoke. Mint/Parsley – “Green”

MIND ALTERING DRUGS – Drugs that cannot be classified into any single category. Mind altering drugs can contain CNS depressant, CNS stimulant, and/or hallucinogenic properties*. * “Uppers, Downers, All Arounders, 3rd Edition”, CNS Productions

Mind Altering Drugs THC (Marihuana, hash, hash oil …) so called weed, grass, dope, joints …. Inhalants (ether, glue…)

INHALANTS Inhalants are ingested into the body by breathing in the vapors of the product. Several methods of inhalation are used by abusers: Use of a Bag – The bag is filled with the fumes and the user breathes air from the bag. Sometimes users will put their entire head into the bag. Use of a Rag – The rag is soaked in the product and the user presses the rag over his/her mouth and nose. Pressurized Containers – Some abusers will inhale the product directly from the container.

PEFORMANCE ENHANCING DRUGS – Energy producing drugs that are thought to possess various capabilities to boost an athlete’s performance by giving them a competitive edge*. * “Uppers, Downers, All Arounders, 3rd Edition”, CNS Productions

ANABOLIC-ANDROGENIC STEROIDS Anabolic Steroids Effect the Human Body in Two Major Areas: 1) The anabolic effects of the drugs promote the growth of skeletal muscle. 2) The androgenic effects of the drugs promote the development of male sexual characteristics.

Activities who induce addict behaviour Job, sex, gambling machine, internet, chat rooms…