1. Controlled Substance Act
Lethal Agents
Controlled Substance Act

2. Do Now What are the 6 classes of abused drugs?
Give an example from each.

3. Classification of Abused Drugs
Narcotics/Analgesics
Analgesics are pain-reducing substances.
Narcotics are analgesics derived from opium.
Examples:
Opium
Heroin
Morphine
Codeine
Darvon

4. Classification of Abused Drugs
Hallucinogens
Induce changes in mood, attitude, thoughts, and perception; alter reality.
Examples:
LSD/Acid
Mushrooms/Psilocybin
Marijuana
Mescaline
PCP, DMT
Ketamine

5. Classification of Abused Drugs
Depressants "Downers"
Depress the functions of the central nervous system, cause the user to be less active.
Examples:
Alcohol
Sedatives/Muscle Relaxers
Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, Tranquilizers
Opioids
Opium, Heroin, Morphine, Codeine
Huffing of Household Chemicals

6. Classification of Abused Drugs
Stimulants "Uppers"
Increase alertness, energy, or activity.
Examples
Caffeine
Nicotine
Cocaine
Crack
Amphetamines/Meth
MDMA/Ecstasy

7. Classification of Abused Drugs
Performance Enhancing Drugs
Increase muscle growth or improve athletic performance.
Examples
Anabolic Steroids
Growth Hormones
Depressants may be used to calm nerves
Stimulants may be used to increase energy

8. Classification of Abused Drugs
Club Drugs
A wide array of drugs used primarily at clubs, raves, and parties.
Examples
MDMA/Ecstasy
Ketamine
Rohypnol "Roofies"
GHB

9. Vocabulary
Rave: A dance party, usually lasting all night, that tends to be characterized by stroboscopic light effects, loud music, and high human density; attended ordinarily by youthful participants.
Diluents: Inert substance added to a source material in order to thin it to the potency desired, or to add bulk.

10. Objectives Explain the purpose of The Controlled Substances Act.
Describe the different schedules of The Controlled Substances Act.

11. Controlled Substances Act
What is a controlled substance?
A drug or chemical whose manufacture, possession, or use are regulated by a government.
Licit: Acceptable by law under some circumstances.
Illicit: Unlawful or not permitted by law.

12. Jigsaw Activity For this activity,
You will all need to research together, and each person needs to record.
You will only research one question.
When you are finished, each person in your group will meet with one member from all the other groups so that you can share what you learned with them.
When you are done, you will have all of the information.

13. Jigsaw Part A Groups Period 2 Wright Jones Rudolph Mitchell Baltimore
McKinney
Thomas
Bean
Wesley
Sly
Havard
Andrews
Wilson
Cunningham
Austin
Ross
Begum
Zooper
Pritchett
Reed
Newell
Miles-Harrison
Brown
Harge
Hawthorne

14. Jigsaw Part A Groups Period 4 Nealy White Shockley Conner-Pitts
Salisbury
Turrentine
McCall
Miller
Holmes
Branch
Jackson

15. The Controlled Substance Act
Jigsaw Activity
Group research assignments:
What is the Controlled Substance Act?
Schedule I
Schedule II
Schedule III
Schedule IV
Schedule V

16. Jigsaw Part B Groups Period 2 *Wesley - alternative for absent student
Wright, Baltimore, Sly, Cunningham, Zooper, Miles-Harrison
Jones, McKinney, Havard, Austin, Pritchett, Brown
Rudolph, Thomas, Andrews, Ross, Reed, Harge
Mitchell, Bean, Wilson, Begum, Newell, Hathorne

17. Jigsaw Part B Groups Period 4
*McCall & Jackson - Alternatives for absent students
Nealy
Conner-Pitts
Miller
White
Salisbury
Holmes
Shockley
Turrentine
Jackson