PPT-Current Trends K2/Spice, “Bath Salts” & Others

Ken Dickinson MS RPh 6102913109 kdickinsongaudenziaorg Introductions Presenters Rodney amp Ken Attendees Experience with Bath Salts and K2Spice Expectations or goals for this workshop. Whatare“b Photo Source: Gulf Coast HIDTA theabuse?Most Joshua Pruitt, MD, FAAEM. February 6, 2014. What’s New. E-Cigarettes. “. Krokodil. ”. “N-bomb”. “Syrup,” “Purple Drank,” “. Sizzurp. ,” “Lean”. “Molly”. Salvia . Divinorum. New and Old . Toxidromes. Anthony Bryson, PGY-1. Agitated. Perspiring. Aggressive. Hallucinating. Tachycardic. Hypertensive. Hyperthermic. Bath Salts. =. Synthetic . Cathinones. Think METH. Cloud Nine. An Awareness Presentation. Kristine Nutt, LCSW, LCAS, CSI. Disclaimer. This presentation is meant to provide basic awareness information on herbal incense products and bath salts.. There are hundreds of products being smoked for cannabis-like effects. Lauren Richards-Waugh, Ph.D.. Marshall University . Forensic Science Graduate Program. Outline. D. escription of the problem. Classification of widely abused synthetic cathinones. Methylone. , . mephedrone. DR. M. LAVELLE HENDRICKS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COUNSELING TEXAS . A&M-COMMERCE. TAAP 38. TH. ANNUAL CONFERENCE. JULY 26, 2012. OBJECTIVES. WHAT ARE BATH SALTS. WHERE DID THEY ORIGINATE. WHO’S USING THIS PRODUCT. Prevention Works. People Recover. Improving the quality of life for . West. Virginians with behavioral health needs. West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources. Bureau for Behavioral Health and Health Facilities. K2, Spice, Bath Salts, & the New Designer Drugs. William Hurley, MD FACEP. Harborview Medical Center. Washington Poison Center . hurleyw@uw.edu. hurley@wapc.org. (800) 222-1222. (800) 709-0911. Update in Toxicology 2013 . Amy Miles. Advanced Chemist. WI State Lab of Hygiene. Phone: 608-224-6244. amy.miles@slh.wisc.edu. Jennifer Messick. Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor. (907) 343 6434. messickj@muni.org. Thank you:. The principal active ingredient in bath salts . MDPV. (. methylenedioxypryrovalerone. ) is a highly potent synthetic . cathinone. derivative.. The Navy takes a zero tolerance stance when it comes to the use of synthetic drugs. . with street drugs . CHAT conference. October 27, 2017. DeAnna S. Gillespie, . BSN, RN, CEN, CPEN. Emergency Department RN IV. Dell Children’s Medical Center. Austin, Texas. A little about me…. Just a few fun facts! . An Awareness Presentation. Kristine Nutt, LCSW, LCAS, CSI. Disclaimer. This presentation is meant to provide basic awareness information on herbal incense products and bath salts.. There are hundreds of products being smoked for cannabis-like effects. Patty Carson, BA, SM (ASCP). 1,2 . , Sara Robinson, MPH. 1. , Stephen Sears, MD, MPH. 1. 1. Maine . Center for Disease Control and . Prevention; . 2. University of Southern Maine. Streptococcus . pyogenes. Agenda . Current Trends. Warning Signs. Resiliency building. What can I do to help my teen?. Resources in your community. Questions & Comments. Current Trends Among Our Teens. Marijuana Candy. Dabs (Marijuana).