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22.3 Psychoactive Drugs Psychoactive Drugs are divided into four main groups … Stimulants Depressants Opiates Hallucinogens
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The effects on a teen can be especially damaging because of their developing body and brain.
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Club Drugs are often disguised in foods or slipped into drinks. Many are designer drugs meaning they imitate the effects of other drugs but much stronger.
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The six types of club drugs are … 1.Ecstasy (stimulant, depressant) 2.Rohypnol (depressant)
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3.GHB (depressant) Both Rohypnol and GHB are called “date rape” drugs. They are colorless, tasteless, and odorless.
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4.Ketamine (hallucinogen) 5.Meth (stimulant)
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6.LSD (hallucinogen) Extreme emotional spectrum from euphoria to depression
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STIMULANTS are drugs that speed up the CNS 3 types include … Cocaine crack amphetamines
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DEPRESSANTS slow heart rate and respiration rate and lower blood pressure. two types are … Barbiturates tranquilizers
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Opiates or narcotics are drugs coming from opium plant. They are RX only and are used to relieve pain by dulling the senses. Four types are … Codeine, morphine, heroin, oxycodone
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HALLUCINOGENS are drugs that alter mood, impair judgment, & increase heart rate and respiration. Use often results in violent behavior Four types are … PCP, DXM, mushrooms, peyote
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