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Narcotics

Drugs that act on the brain and block the sensation of pain. Definition: Drugs that act on the brain and block the sensation of pain.

Immediate Effects Watery eyes Itching Breathing difficulties Nausea Vomiting Constricted pupils

Some Narcotics are… Cocaine Morphine Heroin Crack Opium Methadone Codeine

If caught using drugs illegally you could face high fines and even jail time.

Long-term Effects Slow and shallow breathing Flushing Clammy skin Decreased body temperature Spasticity Hypertension Increased chance of hepatitis Convulsions Coma Death

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Review What is the definition of Narcotics? What are 3 effects of Narcotics? Where can you go to get help? What are 3 Narcotics? What could happen if your caught illegally with Narcotics?