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Mr. Meehan 10 th Grade Health

 Drug: Substances other than food that change the structure or function of the body or mind  Medicine: substances that, when taken into or applied to the body as directed, help prevent or cure some disease, injuries, or medical problem  Illegal Drug: dangerous substances that change the body or the mind and which are against the law to buy, sell, make, or use.

 Stimulants  Narcotics  Depressants  Hallucinogen/psychedelics

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 Definition - A drug that increases the action of the central nervous system (CNS), the heart, and other organs.

LSDOPIUMCODEINEXANAX CAFFEINEOXYCODONEMESCALINEAMPHETAMINES NICOTINE KETAMINEALCOHOLVALIUM PCPVICODINEPHEDRINE MORPHINE HEROINBARBITUATESGHBROHYPNOL COCAINE METHAMPHETAMINES

LSDOPIUMCODEINEXANAX CAFFEINEOXYCODONEMESCALINEAMPHETAMINES NICOTINE KETAMINEALCOHOLVALIUM PCPVICODINEPHEDRINE MORPHINE HEROINBARBITUATESGHBROHYPNOL COCAINE METHAMPHETAMINES

 Increase Heart Rate  High Blood Pressure  Dilated Pupils  Offers Some Medicinal Uses  ADHD

 Definition - Drugs that alter moods, thoughts, and sense perceptions, including vision, hearing, smell, and touch.

LSDOPIUMCODEINEXANAX CAFFEINEOXYCODONEMESCALINEAMPHETAMINES NICOTINE KETAMINEALCOHOLVALIUM PCPVICODINEPHEDRINE MORPHINE HEROINBARBITUATESGHBROHYPNOL COCAINE METHAMPHETAMINES

LSDOPIUMCODEINEXANAX CAFFEINEOXYCODONEMESCALINEAMPHETAMINES NICOTINE KETAMINEALCOHOLVALIUM PCPVICODINEPHEDRINE MORPHINE HEROINBARBITUATESGHBROHYPNOL COCAINE METHAMPHETAMINES

 Distorted perceptions  Impaired muscle coordination  Offers no medicinal purposes

 Definition - Drugs that tend to slow down the central nervous system

LSDOPIUMCODEINEXANAX CAFFEINEOXYCODONEMESCALINEAMPHETAMINES NICOTINE KETAMINEALCOHOLVALIUM PCPVICODINEPHEDRINE MORPHINE HEROINBARBITUATESGHBROHYPNOL COCAINE METHAMPHETAMINES

LSDOPIUMCODEINEXANAX CAFFEINEOXYCODONEMESCALINEAMPHETAMINES NICOTINE KETAMINEALCOHOLVALIUM PCPVICODINEPHEDRINE MORPHINE HEROINBARBITUATESGHBROHYPNOL COCAINE METHAMPHETAMINES

 Relaxes Muscles  Relieves tension  Reduces your blood pressure  Medicinal uses include  Relieves anxiety, muscles spasms  Helps insomnia

 Definition - Drugs derived from the opium plant which have a sedative effect.

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 Drowsiness  Depress respiration  Used as a severe pain reliever in the medical world

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 Inhalation  Injection  S  I

 Inhalation  Injection  Snorting  I

 Inhalation  Injection  Snorting  Ingestion What is the fastest way to reach the brain?

Bath salts  Causes rapid heart rate (which may lead to heart attacks and strokes)  Chest pains, nosebleeds, sweating, nausea, and vomiting  Stimulates the central nervous system

MDMA or Ecstasy  Increased motor activity, alertness, heart rate, and blood pressure  Some unwanted physical effects include: muscle tension, tremors, involuntary teeth clenching, muscle cramps, nausea, faintness, chills, sweating, and blurred vision.  Produces an energizing effect, distortions in time and perception