PPT-The Physiological & Psychological Effects of Other Drugs on the Driving Task

Module 813 to 815 Every 15 Minutes Video Alcohol amp Other Drugs Vocabulary Overthecounter medicine Prescription medicine Depressant Stimulant Synergistic Effect Alcohol amp Other Drugs. NJ Chapter 6 and Drive Right Ch. 15. DUI, DWI….what’s the difference?. Driving under the influence(DUI) refers to driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.. Different terms for this offense, including: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). Behavior. in case of Emergency situations: An Empirically Underpinned Theoretical Framework. Dr. R.(Raymond) G. Hoogendoorn, Prof. dr. . ir.. B. (Bart) van . Arem. and Prof. dr. K. (. Karel. ) A. . Overview. What is…. What . is drugged driving? How common is it? . Characteristics of the problem. What . drugs are available? How do they affect driving? . How many young drivers are killed?. Legislation. Lesson 7.2: Other Kinds of Drugs and Driving. Lesson 7.2 Other Kinds of Drugs and Driving. Learning Goal for Lesson 7.2: . Upon completion of this lesson students will be able to explain how different drugs, including . Per. 4. Amphetamine…. Also known as…. Speed, Dope, White, Throttle, Whizz and Base.. Amphetamine is a stimulant .. And it is a sympathetic drug that mimics the Central nervous system’s stimulant.. Factors of Design. Psychological Factors. The issue. People are psychologically . complex. Design touches every part of the human experience. Data pertaining to stuff that cannot be seen (touch, taste, smell) are often expressions of opinion rather than fact.. Introduction. Scope of the Problem. National Roadside Survey Results. PDI Medications. PDI Medications (cont). Drug-Related AEs. Benzodiazepines and Hypnotics. Melatonin vs Zolpidem. NSAIDs. Teens/Young Adults and Prescription Drugs. What is…. What . is drugged driving? How common is it? . Characteristics of the problem. What . drugs are available? How do they affect driving? . How many young drivers are killed?. Legislation. What are the laws for drugged driving?. Sohrab. R.. Depressants?. Drugs which . depress . the CNS.. Interfere with transmission of nerve impulses in the neurones. . Slow down bodily functions including mental activity.. Most commonly taken depressant is alcohol . 15.1. EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL AND DRIVING SAFELY. OBJECTIVES. Explain how alcohol affects mental and physical abilities needed for driving.. Define blood-alcohol concentration.. Explain factors that affect blood-alcohol concentration.. 10 feet tall!. Drugs (toxicology). Drug. - a natural or synthetic substance that is used to produce physiological or psychological effects in humans or other animals. Drug abuse is epidemic in proportions. Drugs and HumanPerformance Fact Sheets - 30 - but ranges from 40-100 hours if the contribution from active metabolites is included Diazepam is metabolized to nordiazepam which is an active metabolite www.papolionetwork.org Reformatted 2018 1 Post - Polio Sequelae: Physiological and Psychological Overview Drs. Nancy M. Frick, M.Div, LhD and Richard L. Bruno , HD, PhD Rehabilitation Literature, 198 A/Professor Michael Fitzharris. ACCIDENT . RESEARCH . CENTRE . Context – effects of drugs and relationship to driving. Illicit drugs have known ‘psychoactive effects’, with direct effects on cognition and body physiology that are outwardly expressed as particular behavioural changes and changes to ‘motor control’..