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PHENCYCLIDINE (PCP)

PCP CONTENT What Is PCP? What Is PCP?History How Is It Taken? What are the Effects? Physical Damage Psychological Damage PCP Use in the United States Testing for PCP Useful Links

WHAT IS PCP?  PCP is a dissociative anesthetic, or drug that separates perception from sensation.  PCP comes in several forms:  Crystalline Powder  Colored Powder  Diluted in Water  Pills  Capsules

HOW PCP IS TAKEN PCP can be ingested in many ways: 1)Orally – In a pill or liquid form. 2)Smoked 3)Snorted 4)Intravenously

STREET NAMES  Angel Dust  Dust  Sherm  Tic  Zoot  Embalming Fluid  Elephant  Hog  Boat  Killer Weed

HOW PCP IS TAKEN PCP has been known to be used in combination with other substances: 1)LSD – “Super Tripping” 2)Marijuana – “Killer Weed” & “Boat” 3)Tobacco – “Sherms”, usually with menthol cigarettes to sooth the burning of the hot PCP smoke. 4)Mint/Parsley

HISTORY of PCP 1926 – PCP is first synthesized – PCP is used on humans for the first time – PCP is patented as a surgical anesthetic and anesthetic named “Sernyl” – Banned for human use due to side effects – PCP is marketed as an animal anesthetic called “Sernylan”.

HISTORY of PCP (cont) 1967 – PCP begins showing up on the streets as a recreational drug. Because of easy production and low cost, PCP begins to be sold as Cocaine, LSD, and other drugs – PCP is put on Schedule II of the Controlled Substance Act – Use of PCP spreads all over the U.S., 7% of high school seniors have used the drug in the last 12 months to present – PCP use continues to be a problem but has shown declining numbers amongst high school students.

PHYSICAL SIDE EFFECTS »Speech Impediments »Loss of Reflexes »Kidney Failure »Brain Hemorrhaging »Coma »Death »Sleepiness »Dizziness »Irregular Heart Rate »Loss of bladder control »Jerky Eye Movement »Vomiting »Heavy Sweating

PSYCHOLOGICAL SIDE EFFECTS The psychological side of effects of PCP use can cause serious long term damage to the human body: » Depression of the Central Nervous System (CNS) » Stimulation of the CNS » Schizophrenia » Delirium » Suicidal Tendencies » Toxic Psychosis

PCP USE IN THE UNITED STATES Over the past decade PCP use in the United States has continued to fall slowly. LifetimePast YearPast Month Percentage of People Age Reporting PCP Use, National Household Survey on Drug Abuse

PCP TESTING IN THE ARMY PCP can be detected in urine up to 2-3 days after it is ingested.PCP can be detected in urine up to 2-3 days after it is ingested. PCP is tested on a rotational schedule within the Army.PCP is tested on a rotational schedule within the Army.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

UNITED STATES ARMY CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS For more Information Contact: ACSAP