DRUGS AND OUR SOCIETY HEALTH.

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DRUGS AND OUR SOCIETY HEALTH

What is a Drug? How does it enter the body? Drug- Chemical that causes changes in the mind and/or body. They are introduced into the body by: 1.oral- through the mouth 2. injected- into the muscle, right beneath the skin, into the vein 3. Inhaled- through the lungs via the nose and/or mouth 4. Absorption- through the skin

Why do we have drugs in our society? Purpose of Drugs in our society- To treat and/or prevent illness 2 categories of Drugs- 1. Legal- Drugs considered useful enough to be available for sale and are designed to treat medical problems 3 drugs that are legal and have no medical value--- caffeine, alcohol and nicotine…WHY? Synthetic Drug- Man made drug

Legal Drugs Prescription Drug-A drug that fights illness and disease that can be obtained only by written orders. WHY? Potency- The strength of a drug Prescription will tell you: Dosage- Amount needed in which the drug will produce an effect Frequency Special instructions Drug interaction- Taking more than one drug at a time Drug Misuse Prescription drug abuse- Growing in US do to pain killers and mood suppressant drugs.

Legal Drugs Tolerance- Body becomes accustomed to the drug so the user must take more to get the same effect. Physical Dependency- The user’s body needs the drug in order to avoid discomfort. Mental Dependency- The drug is always on the user’s mind and has an overwhelming need to take it. Withdrawal- Symptoms that appear once the use of the drug is stopped

Legal Drugs Over the counter drug- (OTC) A drug that can be purchased without a prescription in stores All Drugs produce effects! Short term effects- Changes that occur after taking a drug and wear off as time goes by. Long term effects- Changes that result after long use of a drug. Side effects- Immediate unwanted changes

ILLEGAL DRUGS What makes a drug illegal?? 2.Illegal drug- Drugs forbidden by law for both sale or use/possession. Drug abuse- Taking a drug for other than medical purposes. Psychoactive Drugs Depressant drugs- Drugs that slow down the CNS. Stimulant drugs- Drugs that speed up the CNS. Hallucinogen drugs- Drugs that cause users to see, hear or feel things that don’t exist. Hallucinations- To see, hear or feel things that don’t exist.

WHY DO PEOPLE DO DRUGS Peer pressure Lack of self esteem/ self concept Personal or family problems…escape Forget reality No goals in life Stress reducer Thrill seeker There is no one single cause and some times the reasons overlap. Anyone can become a victim of Chemical Dependency.