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SUBSTANCE ABUSE Chapter’s 15,16, & 17 Learning Objectives
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Alcohol and Drugs Effects and Dangers
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A DRUG IS ANY SUBSTANCE OTHER THAN FOOD WHICH CHANGES THE WAY THE BODY OR MIND FUNCTIONS.
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Types of drugs Hallucinogens – These drugs alter the user’s state of consciousness. (Distort auditory and visual sensations) Examples are LSD, ecstasy, magic mushrooms, marijuana.
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Types of drugs Stimulants (uppers) – Speed up the brain and central nervous system. Examples are caffeine (coffee, tea) nicotine (cigarettes), amphetamines, speed, cocaine and diet pills.
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Types of drugs Depressants (downers) – Slow down the brain and central nervous system. Examples are alcohol, beer, wine, vodka, gin etc heroin, tranquilizers, sleeping pills.
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Depressant Effects Of Alcohol Confusion Decreased Alertness Poor Coordination Blurred Vision Drowsiness
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Teens And Alcohol Teens Can be influenced from Peers Media Family
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Risks Of Underage Drinking Motor Vehicle Accidents Sexual Assault or other violence Long-Term Brain Damage Alcoholism Suspension/Expulsion
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ALCOHOL Alcohol goes directly from your digestive system into your blood and within minutes spreads to entire body, including brain It spreads evenly throughout body-except brain which gets the highest concentration because it gets more blood than any other part of body More blood equals more alcohol Intoxication (drunkenness) starts in the brain
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The path of alcohol in the body Mouth: alcohol enters the body. Stomach: some alcohol gets into the bloodstream in the stomach, but most goes on to the small intestine. Small Intestine: alcohol enters the bloodstream through the walls of the small intestine. Heart: pumps alcohol throughout the body. Brain: alcohol reaches the brain. Liver: alcohol is oxidized by the liver at a rate of about 0.5 oz per hour. Alcohol is converted into water, carbon dioxide and energy.
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How alcohol can effect you Factors that influence how alcohol will affect a person include: age gender physical condition (Body Size) amount of food eaten other drugs or medicines taken
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Life-Threatening Effects Motor Vehicle Crashes Overdose (Alcohol Poisoning) - Binge Drinking- excessive amounts at one setting. Interactions with other Drugs
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Alcohol Physical Effects Co-ordination is impaired, clumsiness, slower reflexes High blood pressure, damage to the heart Liver damage Kidneys increase urine Production Too much Alcohol may cause vomiting Mental and Emotional Behave in ways that you normally wouldn’t Increase in aggressive and violent behaviour Problems with school and learning
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ALCOHOL and the LIVER The liver removes poisons – include alcohol from the body People who drink regularly can have serious liver damage and may even get liver cancer If the liver is damaged badly enough, it can stop working, causing the person to die.
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Effects on Liver
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ALCOHOL Alcohol is the oldest and most widely used drug in the world. About two-thirds of Grade 6 students say they have experimented with alcohol. By Grade 10, over 90% have tried it. Leading cause of death for teens and young adults is motor vehicle accidents-many of which involve alcohol use.
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Nicotine Vocabulary Nicotine- very addictive chemical in tobacco products Smokeless Tobacco- Tobacco that is chewed, placed lower lip, or sniffed through nose Chewing Tobacco- “dip or “Chew” Snuff- Finely ground, powdered tobacco
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NICOTINE Most addictive drug Causes more long term health problems than any other drug Adults are smoking less, younger people under 18 smoke more When someone stops smoking they have: strong cravings irritability (everything gets on nerves) thoughts of it-can’t stop thinking about it
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Nicotine Cardiovascular- Increase heart rate and blood pressure Nervous- Increase activity/ activates brain pathway Digestive- Increases Saliva and bowel Respiratory- Decreases muscles in lung’s and cause breathing to become more shallow.
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NICOTINE What it does to your body, brain and behavior depression lung cancer lung diseases heart disease skin becomes thinner and wrinkled
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Nicotine Vocabulary Continued Stimulant Tar Carcinogen Carbon Monoxide Chronic Obstructive Chronic Bronchitis Emphysema
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NICOTINE
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Drug Awareness Basic Terms Drug- (First Slide) Drug Abuse- intentionally using improperly or unsafely Drug Misuse- The improper use of medicines (prescription or over-the-counter) Prescription- Drug that can be only purchased with written consent of a doctor.
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Drug Awareness Basic Terms Over-The-Counter- Medicine sold legally at any retail store. Chemical/Psychological/Physical Dependence Tolerance- When a drug is used repeatedly, body builds a tolerance Withdrawal- A person who becomes dependent will develop physical side effects.
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MARIJUANA Marijuana is the most common illegal drug around Comes from a plant called “cannabis” Some people call it pot, weed, grass, hash, smoke or ganja Cannabis has the chemical “tetrahydrocannabinol” or THC When you smoke a joint the THC goes into the lungs, then into the heart which pumps into the bloodstream which takes it directly to brain
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MARIJUANA Only takes few minutes for THC to get to brain when you smoke marijuana Eating takes longer to get to brain-passes through digestive system first In brain, activates “receptors” gives you the feeling of being high Marijuana changes physical and chemical balance in your brain
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MARIJUANA Short Term Effects: Increase in heart rate, lead to anxiety and paranoia Distorted concept of time and space Decrease in concentration skills, short-term memory capacity Feeling tired after the “high” wears off Increase in appetite, weight gain Long Term Effects: Breathing problems Lung cancer Damage cells and tissues in the body that fight disease Lack of motivation Difficulty processing new information
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MARIJUANA Marijuana and cigarette smoke have some of the same cancer-causing substances. Benzopyrene (cancer-producing agent) higher in marijuana 400 chemicals in marijuana smoke affect lungs, throat and esophagus
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INHALANTS Attract younger children, or adults who can’t afford alcohol or street drugs Poverty, history of child abuse, poor grades and dropping out of school are associated with inhalant abuse.
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INHALANTS Risks lack of coordination dizziness euphoria difficulty speaking brain damage organ damage death caused by choking high only lasts a few minutes, abusers inhale repeatedly and can lose consciousness or die
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INHALANTS Risks Long term users show weight loss, muscle weakness, irritability, depression
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Certain drugs have become popular among teens and young adults at dance clubs and raves. CLUB DRUGS MDMA/ECSTASY ROHYPNOL GHB KETAMINE
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Ecstasy is a slang term for an illegal drug MDMA MDMA is synthetic-doesn’t come from a plant but made in secret labs Other chemicals or substances are added to it such as caffeine, amphetamines, dextromethorphan (in some cough syrups), or cocaine. ECSTASY
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Mind-altering drug Hallucinogen-acts on the mind to cause people to see or feel things that aren’t really there Hallucinogens mix up pictures in the mind and throw people into scary or sad experiences in the past Ecstasy is called “love pill” increases perception of color, sound and sensations ECSTASY
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“Hit” of ecstasy lasts 3-6 hrs Once swallowed takes 15 min to enter bloodstream and reach brain 45 min later user reaches peak level high It’s downhill from there unless user takes more ECSTASY
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Effects Feeling of sadness Anxiety, Depression Memory Difficulties Paranoia Nervousness Insomnia Drug cravings Increased touch of sense Suppresses need to eat or sleep Moist skin or dry mouth ECSTASY
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ROHYPNOL Rohypnol can affect your brain and body Damages neurons in your brain, impairing your senses, memory, judgment, and coordination Artificial drug-created in a chem lab during medical research
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ROHYPNOL Makes user very relaxed, confused, “spaced-out” Takes away all inhibitions, making people do things they normally wouldn’t
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ROHYPNOL Can make user pass out or slip into coma if taken in large dose or mixed with other drugs Affects your self-control - is used in “date rape” and other assaults can make you unconscious and immobilizes you Causes a kind of amnesia-user doesn’t remember what they said or did while on the drug Comes in a form of a pill, or sometimes powder mixed with a drink, or put into someone’s drink
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GHB (gAMMA HYDROXYBUTRATE) Illegally produced Form of a liquid that has no color or odour Known as a designer drug-made for purpose of getting people high
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GHB (gAMMA HYDROXYBUTRATE) Swallowed in liquid or powder form, mixed in water, or as tablets Causes euphoric high-intense rush of happy feelings and hallucinations Killed more people than ecstasy Side Effects: Puking Breathing Problems Dangerously decreased heart rate Seizures
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KETAMINE Fast acting anaesthetic and pain killer used primarily in veterinary surgery, and human medicine Produces vivid dreams of hallucinations Makes user feel that the mind is separated from the body “dissociation”
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KETAMINE Ketamine for medicine use is sold in liquid form Available in white powder form which is snorted, mixed into drinks, or smoked with marijuana Liquid added to drinks or injected Dissolves when slipped into drinks
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KETAMINE Effects of drug felt between 1-10 min after use (Lasts about an hr) Drunken and dizzy feeling Numbness of body, Blurred vision, Confusion, feeling of being “weightless” Intense, terrifying hallucinations Loss of consciousness Prevents user from feeling pain Leads to suffocation – by breathing vomit into lungs Reduces level of oxygen in the brain, heart and muscles which can lead to death
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HEROIN Processed from morphine – obtained from opium poppy “downer” affects brain’s pleasure systems – interferes with brains ability to feel pain
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HEROIN white to dark brown powder or tar-like substance is cut with other drugs or substances (sugar, starch, powdered milk) abusers don’t know actual strength of drug or true contents = high chance of overdose or death sharing needles and equipment cause other diseases and problems for users
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HEROIN leads to flushing of skin, dry mouth, collapsed veins, liver disease additives don’t dissolve leading to clogs in blood vessels that lead to lungs, liver, kidney or brain tolerance develops with regular use – user needs more heroin to achieve same intensity
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Cocaine + CRACK Cocaine is a stimulant drug-more alert and energetic Cocaine is a white powder comes from the leaves of coca plant Can be one of the hardest drugs to quit
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Cocaine + CRACK Cocaine makes people feel energetic, talkative, alert and euphoric More aware of senses (increases sound, touch, sight and sexuality) Reduces hunger and need to sleep Increase in self-control and confidence High doses cause panic attacks, psychotic episodes (paranoia), violent behavior
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Cocaine + CRACK Blood vessels thicken and constrict, reduce flow of oxygen to heart Heart muscles work harder can lead to heart attack or stroke Raises blood pressure, can explode weakened blood vessels in brain Small amount can lead to overdose Overdose can cause seizure or heart failure Snorting cocaine can cause sinus infection and loss of smell
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Cocaine + CRACK Damage tissues in nose, cause hole in nose Damage lungs-severe chest pains, breathing problems, high temperatures Cocaine increases the same chemicals in the brain that make people feel good when they eat, drink or have sex
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CRYSTAL METH Man-made drug Easy to produce (15 chemicals used) Main ingredient pseudo ephedrine ( cold remedy), is cooked with chemicals found at hardware store-red phosphorous, iodine, ammonia, paint thinner, ether, Drano, lithium from batteries Investment of $150 can yield up to $10,000 worth of the drug Each kg of meth produced 5-7kg of chemical waste dumped down the drain or dumped in backyard
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CRYSTAL METH By-product is toxic gas which causes fires or explosions Drug was used during Second World War to keep pilots awake on long missions Methamphetamine releases high levels of dopamine in the brain a neurotransmitter that is associated with pleasurable or rewarding experiences After it is taken user feels increased wakefulness and physical activity and decreased appetite
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CRYSTAL METH Higher doses cause irritability, insomnia, confusion, hallucinations, anxiety, paranoia and increased aggression Even higher doses can cause hypothermia, convulsions and lead to death When body is stimulated by meth it causes irreversible damage Increased heart rate and blood pressure damage blood vessels in the brain, causing strokes, irregular heart beat causing a collapse or death
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Sex risks Substance abuse is correlated with risky sex… In one study a woman coming off of meth reported 100 different sexual encounters with 60 different partners in the past month. Risky sex is correlated with many diseases
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Crystal meth Some pictures of effects of methamphetamine
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“It was the hardest boyfriend I ever had to break up with.” "I dug deep as to why I got there. It's the drug that's addicting. But it's why you start doing it in the first place that's more interesting” "A lot of it was being a child actor, I learned to suppress feelings." “ Performing, instead of taking drugs, now helps me express my emotions.” FERGIE
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PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE Prescription drug abuse is using prescription medication in a way that isn’t prescribed by a health care practitioner, or using someone else’s prescription. Kids as young as 12 are trying prescription drugs to get high Prescription drugs are easier to obtain (can be stolen from medicine cabinet) Teens think they are safer because they have been prescribed
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PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE Misuse of laxatives, diuretics and diet aids to improve personal appearance Mixing alcohol and prescription drugs to achieve and enhance a “high” Use of codeine cough syrup to achieve intoxication Misuse of stimulants to enhance performance
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Frequent use of laxatives as a form of weight control can cause serious problems: severe dehydration, heart attack, nervousness hallucinations, high blood pressure, insomnia, confusion, death
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Substance abuse and society What are the effects of substance abuse on society? Spread of diseases such as HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C through sharing needles, or having unprotected sex
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Substance abuse and society Effects on unborn children or other complications from drug use
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EFFECTS OF DRUG USE ON CHILD Miscarriages Premature birth Low birth weight Birth defects Developmental problems A baby’s health problems, if caused by a drug will continue to grow as the child grows.
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Substance abuse and society CRIME drug possession drug use drug trafficking drug manufacturing theft break and enter robbery motor vehicle theft
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Substance abuse and society HOMELESSNESS
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WHY DO PEOPLE USE DRUGS?
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MEDIA
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POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
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BOREDOM CURIOSITY ???? ??
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EMOTIONAL PRESSURE
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CELEBRATIONS
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PEER PRESSURE
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Previous Drug Use
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Dependence
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RISK FACTORS Friends who use drugs (this is the number one predictor of who will experiment with drugs/alcohol)
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RISK FACTORS Family management problems poorly defined rules inconsistent application of rules lack of monitoring excessive discipline negative communication patterns poor anger management
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RISK FACTORS Absence of healthy recreational or leisure interests Early antisocial behavior (e.g., aggression, hyperactivity, defiance)
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RISK FACTORS Parental drug use and a positive attitude toward use
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RISK FACTORS Academic Failure (low and failing grades) Little commitment to school
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RISK FACTORS Favorable attitude towards drug use Early first use of drugs Prenatal exposure to alcohol (FAS/E)
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PROTECTIVE FACTORS Involvement in alternative activities Sense of well being and self-confidence
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PROTECTIVE FACTORS Positive future plans Healthy coping strategies to deal with stress Positive attitude towards learning
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PROTECTIVE FACTORS Knowledge about risks associated with substance use
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PROTECTIVE FACTORS Negative attitude towards substance use
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PROTECTIVE FACTORS Positive relationships with adults
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PROTECTIVE FACTORS Friends disapprove of drugs and use