The Truth About Drugs. –I am here to EDUCATE you and provide you with true, FACTUAL information (not my opinion) –Life is all about choices; I cannot.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Controlled Drugs & Illegal Drug Use
Advertisements

Tobacco, Nicotine and Drugs - Day 3
Substance Abuse Illicit drug use
Chapter 10: Lesson Two Types Of Drugs And Their Effects Pg. 303.
Chapter 23 Lesson 4.
Use & Abuse of Other Drugs
Medicines and Drugs Chapter 23.
Risks of alcohol and other drugs. What Is a Drug? Any chemical substance that causes a physical or psychological change is called a drug. Drugs are classified.
The Truth About Drugs. –I am here to EDUCATE you and provide you with true, FACTUAL information (not my opinion) –Life is all about choices; I cannot.
Drugs Both Legal and Illegal
Athey Creek Wellness. What is Drug Addiction??? Define the words “Drug” and “Addiction” in your own words.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE Types, Forms and Side Effects By: Mrs J.Panayiotou For: Grade 7 Life Orientation.
8 th Grade Illegal Drugs Stimulants, Depressants, and Narcotics.
Drug Abuse Illegal drugs-substances that are against the law for people of any age to manufacture, possess, buy or sell. Drug abuse-use of a drug for non-medical.
Common Drugs. Quiz 1.What is the difference between substance abuse and illicit drug use? 2.What is the answer to question 2 in the section review? 3.What.
Drugs of Abuse Know the Facts * Know the Dangers A Student Assistance Program for Red Ribbon Week 2008 Visit The Student Assistance Web Site
ALCOHOL TOBACCO UPPERS, DOWNERS & ALL AROUNDERS DRUGS.
Intro to Drugs. What is a drug? Any substance, other than food that when taken into the body alters the structure in some way.
Illegal Drugs 12 th Grade Health. Marijuana Dried up leaves of the ____________ plant. Harms the immune system by not letting the body be able to ___________________________________________.
Chapter 10 Drugs Lesson 2 Types of Drugs and Their Effects Next >> Click for: Teacher’s notes are available in the notes section of this presentation.
Standard Drink. What is the connection ? What is the connection ? How does alcohol use impact our physical, mental/emotional and social health? PhysicalMental/
Psychoactive Drugs Marijuana (Cannabis Sativa) Active Ingredient = THC (delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol) Short-Term Effects Slowed thinking Distorted sense.
Marijuana, Inhalants, and Steroids
Chapter 22: Illegal Drugs
1 Types and Effects of Drugs:. 2 Hallucinogens Health effects include:  Sense of distance and estrangement  Mood disorders  Dilated pupils  Elevated.
Drug Categories. What is a Drug? A substance other than food that changes the way the body or brain works. Illegal drugs, but also caffeine, cough syrup,
 Sold legally in pharmacies and other store’s without a doctor’s prescription.  Examples:  Aspirin  Cold and cough remedies  Sleep aids.
Medicine and Illegal Drugs
Commonly Abused Drugs.
Drugs (Module 26) By Cynthia Gutierrez. Alcohol AKA- moonshine, booze, brew, hooch AKA- moonshine, booze, brew, hooch Alcohol is a depressant found from.
Illegal Drugs Street Drugs Against the law for people of any age to manufacture, possess, buy or sell. Potential for harm is extremely high.
Illegal Drugs Chapter 26.
Teamwork – Respect – Good Choices. Alcohol, Tobacco & other Drugs Thieves & Killers 1. What is a Thief? Someone that steals especially in secret with.
Chapter 23 Lessons 3 and 4 Warm Up: Make a list of at least 5 illegal drugs that you know of.
Medicine and Illegal Drugs
Medicines and Drugs Health 2013 Mr. Vecchio. Medicines Used to treat/prevent a disease Prevent Disease Fight Pathogens Relieve Pain Maintain Health Tolerance.
Types of Drugs and their Effects
The Truth About Drugs Our Drug Culture- Drugs have been a part of our culture since the middle of the last century due to the media making them popular.
7.3 Drugs and Consciousness Psychoactive Drugs: chemicals that affect the nervous system and result in altered consciousness.
INTRO TO THE DRUG CATEGORIES
BELL RINGER DO THE “WARM UP” ON PG READ THE “MYTH” AND “FACT” AND THE WRITING QUESTION THAT GOES ALONG WITH BOTH.
CHAPTER 7 Drugs and Altered States of Consciousness.
Chapter 14 Drugs Lesson 3 Narcotics, Stimulants, and Depressants Next >> Click for: >> Main Menu >> Chapter 14 Assessment Teacher’s notes are available.
Illegal Drug Effects.
Unit 5: Sensation, Perception and States of Consciousness
Vocabulary  Drugs – substances other than food that change the structure or function of the body or mind  Medicines – drugs that are used to treat or.
Drugs and the Nervous System. Drugs Drug – any substance, other than food, that changes the structure or function of the body. all drugs whether legal.
How Drugs Effect the Nervous System. What is a Drug? Drug – any substance, other than food that changes the structure or function of the body  Legal.
The Health Risks of Alcohol Use (1:36) Click here to launch video Click here to download print activity.
DRUGS: MISUSE & ABUSE Objective: At the end of the unit you should be able to explain the difference between drugs & medicine, list ways people misuse.
Drug Use Health II October 2014 Health II October 2014.
Illegal Drugs Stimulants, Depressants, Hallucinogens, Narcotics, Marijuana, Inhalants & Club Drugs.
DRUGS & MEDICINES UNIT 5. MARIJUANA Cannibis Sativa Plant whose leaves buds and flowers are usually smoked for their intoxicating effects. Plant whose.
By: Samantha 9B. Medicine- the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease (in technical use often taken to exclude surgery).
Drugs: Misuse and Abuse
Psychoactive Drugs Chemicals that: Affect the nervous system
Substance Abuse 8th Grade Health.
Presented By UW-Parkside Police Officer Craig Rafferty
Drug Abuse The Truth About Drugs.
Steroids and Other Dangerous Drugs
PPL101 SUBSTANCE USE & ABUSE
Chapter 23 Lesson 4 Mr. Martin
Drug Abuse The Truth About Drugs.
Make Sure All Notes Are filled in
Medicine and Illegal Drugs
Chemicals that affect the CNS and alter activity in the brain
Medicine and Illegal Drugs
Drugs Review This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND.
What do drugs do to you? Why do people use drugs?
Presentation transcript:

The Truth About Drugs

–I am here to EDUCATE you and provide you with true, FACTUAL information (not my opinion) –Life is all about choices; I cannot make these choices for you. What I can do is provide you with factual information so that you have the ability to make informed decisions. –Knowledge = Power (sounds cheesy, but it’s true!) – about-drugs-documentary-intro (8min) about-drugs-documentary-intro

_______________is the most commonly used and abused drug overall (other than caffeine) –_____________________(car accidents, alcohol poisoning, etc.) are the 2nd leading cause of teen death in the US. 1st cause= car accident –Legal drinking age: 21 Marijuana is the most commonly used __________drug

To fit in To escape or relax To relieve boredom To seem grown up To rebel To experiment What else? ____________________________ People believe drugs are the ___________. But eventually, drugs become the problem.

Drug ____________-taking or using medicine in a way that is not intended. –Ex: taking 4 Tylenol for a headache instead of the recommended 1-2 Drug ___________-intentionally using drugs in a way that is unhealthy or illegal. –Ex: taking a prescription medicine that is not prescribed to you –Ex: taking a prescription medicine as it was not intended (taking a pain killer to achieve a “high” and not to relieve pain) Which is worse?

Despite knowing how horrible, dangerous, and expensive addiction is, people still try drugs every day. Why? They think that they are _____________—that they will not get addicted. Addiction does not ________________— rich, poor, urban, rural, good family life, bad family life, educated, illiterate, young or old. NO ONE is _______________.

_________________-man-made ________________-leading to other drugs _________________-when a person’s body becomes used to a drug or medicine and needs greater and greater amounts of it to feel the same effect -Does this cause the gateway effect?? ___________________-strength of drug _________________-cancer-causing chemicals

______________-intense feelings of wellbeing, happiness, excitement, and joy; drug users feel this during a “high” _____________-illegal _______________-the process of medical and psychological treatment for dependence on drugs or alcohol (helps people recover from addiction)

Teens who use illegal drugs may stop pursuing their ___________________ May lead to other risky behaviors (such as?) Drug use is a leading factor in teen ______________and suicide Drug use is directly related to ______________ Drug use puts a burden on ________________.

__________________-Slow down activity in the brain and body; decrease heart rate and blood pressure ___________________-Speed up activity in the brain and body; increase heart rate and blood pressure _______________________-Cause user to perceive things differently than they actually are; user may see things that are not really there

__________________________-inhibit pain by cutting off the brain’s perception of pain _____________________-relieve pain and induce euphoria; create mood changes in the user ________________-Breathable substances that produce mind-altering results and effects. ___________________-Marijuana –Active ingredient that causes high= tetrahydrocannabinol (_________)

________________ Short-term effects- impaired judgment, ________________, slurred speech, memory loss Long-term effects- liver damage, increased risk of heart disease, decreased __________ function, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (pregnant mother  child) Binge Drinking (_______drinks in a short period of time) can lead to alcoholism. What’s a “drink”? It is illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to buy, ______________, or consume alcohol.

__________. Slang terms? Short-term effects- Memory problems, distorted perceptions (sights, sounds, time, touch), trouble thinking and problem-solving, loss of coordination, ____________heart rate, and ____________. Long-term effects- Can cause psychotic symptoms, _____________, damage to _______________, weakens immune system and affects hormones.

Vs. Cigarettes –________________more carcinogens (420 vs. 200) –5 joints=full ___________of cigarettes (more smoke, deeper inhalation, etc) Medical use? –For the average, healthy person, marijuana has ________ health benefits (see above) –The only time marijuana is helpful medically is when a person is ________________.For example, cancer patients may need it in order to have an appetite/be able to eat. –Gateway or Stepping Stone Drug? marijuana/ /playlist/#id=

Pain killer; extremely _________ Short-term effects- Clouded thinking, nausea and _____________, heart functions and breathing severely ___________; user can become addicted after just ____________ Long-term effects- Collapsed veins, soft-tissue infections, _______________damage, diseases from injection (HIV/AIDS) and _________from overdose

Must be _____________by a medical professional OxyContin- painkiller just as addictive and potent as ____________ Vicodin- ____________ Valium- ______________ _____________are responsible for more overdose deaths in the US than cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and amphetamines ________.

Pain Killers only mask the pain for which they are taken and do not “________” anything. Short-term effects- physical dependence with severe withdrawal symptoms ; severe pain until ________________ Long-term effects- Liver damage, mood changes, and _________________ One of the _________________to ‘kick’

Inhalant category– obviously Short-term effects- slurred speech, impaired judgment, __________, coughing, nosebleeds, fatigue, and lack of coordination; death by _________________; Starves body of oxygen. Long-term effects- Lose sense of ________, nausea and nosebleeds, may develop liver, ______and kidney problems. Loss of muscle mass, tone and strength.

______________; synthetic drug made in laboratory Also known as MDMA, Molly, etc. Mixing Ecstasy & alcohol is extremely ____________ Short-term effects- Impaired judgment, confusion, depression, anxiety, ___________, teeth clenching, sweating, and severe dehydration which can lead to ___________after first use Long-term effects- Permanent ___________damage affecting the person’s judgment and thinking ability.

Stimulant; _______________ Short-term effects- aggression, irritability, anxiety, hyperactivity,__________of power, hallucinations, paranoia and convulsions resulting in _____________. Long-term effects- Increased heart rate and blood pressure, damage to blood vessels in brain leading to ___________or irregular heartbeat and __________. Liver, kidney and lung damage. __________damage including memory and inability to grasp thoughts. Severe mood swings.

Acetone Anhydrous Ammonia ___________ Chloroform _________Cleaner Freon ______________ Iodine One of the ___________addictions to break y/faces.html

_____________ Short-term effects- can’t sleep or eat properly. _______________heart rate, muscle spasms and seizures. Paranoia, _________, anxiety. Heart attack and stroke that can cause immediate ____________. Long-term effects- Irritability, mood disturbances, hallucinations, paranoia, ______________

_____________; most ________form of cocaine Short-term effects- same as cocaine Long-term effects- damage to heart, liver and kidneys. Sleep deprivation and malnutrition. Extreme ___________build up

____________________-derived from an extremely poisonous ____________plant Short-term effects- High body temperature, increase heart rate and blood pressure, loss of appetite, tremors (intense body ____________). Severe, _______________thoughts and feelings, fear of losing control, fear of insanity and death, and feelings of despair. May commit _________due to a bad “trip” Long-term effects- Flashbacks, long lasting _____________(basically being out of touch with reality, not being able to communicate clearly; a permanent feeling of being “out of it”)

What questions do you have for me??