Quitting/Withdrawal Dustin Clarke. What is Withdrawal? Withdrawal is the process of your body getting used to the absence of the drug that you used to.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

TOBACCO Americas #1 Killer. The Smoking Roller Coaster nicotine goes into the bloodstream, the bodys defenses swing into action, heart beat increases,

Advertisements

Alcohol X% = 2X Proof 2X Proof = X% 60 Proof = 30%

Choosing to Live Tobacco Free

Chapter 13. What is a risk of tobacco use? Recognize various forms of tobacco Identify some of the harmful substances Describe the negative effects tobacco.

Tobacco: The Smoker’s Gun A tool for trainers Ministry of Health and Quality of Life, Mauritius (Health Information, Education and Communication Unit)

Chapter 20: The Effects of Tobacco Use. Key Terms  Nicotine  Stimulant  Carcinogen  Tar  Carbon Monoxide  Smokeless Tobacco  Leukoplakia  Nicotine.

Tobacco 1. Pre-Tobacco Questions List 5 effects tobacco has on the body What is a carcinogen? How old do you have to be to legally buy tobacco products?

Effects of Tobacco Use. Nicotine Addictive drug – a substance that causes physiological or psychological dependence Stimulant – a drug that increases.

The chemicals in all tobacco products harm the body.

Chapter 21 Lesson 1- The Effects of Tobacco Use. Tobacco Use Tobacco use is the #1 cause of preventable disease and death in the United States. The government.

Quit Information Seminar. Aims of session To: help you to understand why people smoke provide information about quitting methods and products discuss.

Nicotine and Tobacco Use The harmful effects of smoking.

Tobacco Use A SERIOUS HEALTH RISK!.

Choosing to Live Tobacco Free

All About Smoking Cessation Going for the 3 Increases: Increase in Health, Increase in Happiness & Increase in Energy Strategies for Success in Health.

11/2/20031 Reasons & Ways to Stop Smoking Kevin Casey.

Brittany Kemper SMOKING CESSATION. WHO DOES SMOKING AFFECT? Adults Lung Cancer Heart Disease Possibly leads to development of Breast Cancer Using Air.

Long and short term effects.  The negative short term effects of drinking too much alcohol are loss of judgment, loss of coordination, blurred vision,

Lesson 2 Why should you choose a tobacco-free life style? Choosing to Live Tobacco Free Choosing healthy alternatives to tobacco helps you lead a life.

The Health Risks of Alcohol

Quitting Smoking How to stop smoking … for good!.

It’s Quitting Time! Educating African American Women the Importance of Smoking Cessation Brittinae Bell HSCI 5108: Instructional Media Western University.

The chemicals in all tobacco products harm the body.

Smoking Cessation Presented by Integrated Behavioral Health.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE Types, Forms and Side Effects By: Mrs J.Panayiotou For: Grade 7 Life Orientation.

Tobacco and Your Body Kelli Jernigan. Tobacco is a plant that can be smoked in cigarettes, pipes or cigars.

Chapter 21 Lesson 1. Did You Know ? More and more people are becoming aware of the health risks of tobacco use. The current trend is for individuals to.

Smoking. { Why Do People Start Smoking? -seem mature -independent -popularity -weight management -media influence -family -curiosity.

Section 16.4 Saying No to Tobacco Objectives

ALCOHOL USE AND ABUSE. ALCOHOL: is a drug created by a chemical reaction in some foods, especially fruits and grains ◦Affects a person physically and.

Quit Information Seminar. Aims of session To: help you to understand why people smoke provide information about quitting methods and products discuss.

Aim: What effects does tobacco have on the body?.

Tobacco Myths- Up in Smoke (American Cancer Society) HS 460.

Short Term and Long Term Effects of Alcohol Use and Abuse Alcohol.

Tobacco. Name the 6 types of tobacco products: PIPE TOBACCO SNUFF (DIP) CIGARETTES CHEWING TOBACCO CIGARS HERBAL CIGARETTES.

RAM  9/11/12 Read Kayla’s story & answer these question in your daybook Why do you think mothers smoke while pregnant? Do you feel it is worth the risk?

Alcohol Addiction Entry Task: How does the body react to drinking too much alcohol? Target- Alcohol Effects on the body.

Alcohol Gaining knowledge about addictive substances and the process of addiction can help individuals make better decisions.

Tobacco Lesson 2. Canadian Tobacco Use Monitoring Survey (CTUMS) Indicates that smoking rates among teens have fallen in recent years. Indicates that.

AlcoholTobacco Drugs Miscellaneous Info

BENEFITS OF QUITTING SMOKING. Stop smoking, and within …  20 Min Your blood pressure, pulse rate, and body temperature all return to normal.  8 hours.

BELL WORK Today we start a new chapter, tobacco. What are some of the health risk you think you would have if you were to use tobacco.

Drugs, Fags and Booze And how they affect an athletes performance.

Tobacco Smoking is the largest cause of preventable death in the world. 7/25/

The Dangers of Tobacco. What is Tobacco? Tobacco is a plant that contains nicotine. Its leaves are dried and then made into cigarettes, cigars, smokeless.

Chapter 21 Tobacco Lesson Two Choosing to Live Tobacco Free Pgs

The Health Risks of Alcohol Use

Better Health. No Hassles. Nicotine Dependence Addiction to tobacco products. Nicotine produces physical and mood-altering effects that are temporarily.

Tobacco. What is Tobacco Plant grown in U.S., China, Brazil, India Leaves are dried and aged for 2-3 years Used to make cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco,

Smoking. What’s in a cigarette? Cigarette smoke contains over 4,000 chemicals, including: – 43 known cancer-causing (carcinogenic) compounds – 400 other.

Substance Abuse Part I: Smoking. Studies show that cigarette smoking is most likely to become a habit during the adult years. TRUE FALSE Studies show.

Tobacco Effects of Tobacco Chapter 8- p.228. Why do teens begin using tobacco? Parents/family members use tobacco Peer pressure Want to seem “grown up”

 3 Smoking Scenarios © 2016NorthsideISD(SanAntonio,TX)

 Nicotine is a stimulant drug found in tobacco and is VERY addictive  Smoking harms nearly EVERY organ in the body  Tobacco kills almost 5 million.

Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Use Unit 2- Lesson 1- Review Ms. McDonald 7 th Grade Health.

Harmful Substances Photocredits: iStockphoto.com.

Choosing to Live Tobacco Free

Make Sure All Notes Are filled in

Forming a Tobacco Addiction

Choosing to Live Tobacco Free

SMOKING. SMOKING CHINA Population: 1.3 Billion Number of smokers: 350 million 57%-67% of males smoke; 1.9% -3.1% of females smoke The largest producer.

Journal #12 Does bread or food help absorb alcohol?

TOBACCO Health Education- Davenport

Choosing to Live Tobacco Free

Presentation transcript:

Quitting/Withdrawal Dustin Clarke

What is Withdrawal? Withdrawal is the process of your body getting used to the absence of the drug that you used to use. Ex. Alcohol- waking up with a hangover.

Methods of Quitting 1.Cold Turkey- Dropping the substance. 2. Tampering Off- Cutting back on substance until the quit deadline.

Smoking/Tobacco Symptoms Feeling Down Trouble sleeping Grouchy Trouble thinking clearly or concentrating Decrease in Heart Rate More hungry

Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms Shaky Hands Sweaty Mild anxiety Nausea/ Vomiting Insomnia DT- Delirium Tremens – Severe case of alcohol withdrawal. – Happens after a period of heavy drinking. – hours after last drink.

Prevention Relapse- Breakdown or failure in attempt to change a behavior (constant failure). Slip/ Lapse- single mistake or short lived failure. High Risk Situation- Putting oneself in a bad situation. Triggers- Reminder of doing drug.

Nicotine Replacement Nicotine Gum (over the counter) $30 Nicotine Patch (over counter) $45 Inhaler (Prescription) Spray (prescription)

Long-Term Benefits Smoking Decreased risk of heart disease. Decreased risk of stroke. Decreased risk of cancer (mouth, throat, esophagus, pancreas, kidney, bladder) Drinking Decreased chance for long term diseases. Ex. Cirrhosis Decrease chance of brain damage from years of drinking. Decrease risk of memory loss.

Short-Term Benefits Smoking Lower Blood pressure. Lower Pulse Rate. Temperature of body increases slightly. Since of taste and smell begin to improve. Drinking Decrease in sleeping loss. Stronger immune system. More healthy stomach.

Resources Tips for Former Smokers. (n.d.). Center for Disease Control. Retrieved January 1, 2014, from Delirium Tremens. (2014, February 26). Medline Plus. Retrieved May 1, 2014, from Alcohol Withdrawal. (n.d.). Web MD. Retrieved, from symptoms-treatments symptoms-treatments Everyday Health. (2014, January 1). Immediate and Long-Term Effects of Quitting Smoking. Retrieved January 1, 2014, from term-benefits.aspx term-benefits.aspx Benefits of Quitting Drinking. (2013, January 1). Access Knowledge. Retrieved January 1, 2014, from benefits-of-quitting-drinking/ benefits-of-quitting-drinking/