PPT-Designer Drugs Bath Salts? Plant Food?

Amy Miles Advanced Chemist WI State Lab of Hygiene Phone 6082246244 amymilesslhwiscedu Jennifer Messick Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor 907 343 6434 messickjmuniorg Thank you. 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. Designer drugs. Designer drugs refers to the compounds produced in underground laboratories . Designer drugs refers to the alterations of existing drugs whose chemical structure is modified to mimic the effect of the parent drug. . The Regional prevention center of Johnson county. 1125 W. Spruce Street. Olathe, . ks. . Youth Drug Trends: Marijuana, Medication Misuse, & Synthetic Use Among Teens. The Regional Prevention Center . 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. Substance Use Disorders (SUD). & Treatment. Reinhard Straub, LICSW, LCDCS. Cell (401) 741-5109 . rstraub@contactaac.com. 1. Today’s Agenda. Substance Use Disorders (SUD). Clinical treatment . Designer drugs. 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. A Growing Teen Danger. Synthetic . Cannabinoids. Synthetic . Cannabinoids. are a mixture of herbal plant products sprayed with potent psychotropic drugs, often contaminated with unidentified toxic substances which contribute to various health effects. . 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. 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 . 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. . 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. Ken Dickinson, M.S., R.Ph.. 610-291-3109. kdickinson@gaudenzia.org. Introductions. Presenters:. . Rodney & Ken. Attendees. Experience with “Bath Salts” and K2/Spice. Expectations or goals for this workshop. Code: 308 Bot. Students: Third year Botany. Lecture . 2 . (Plant Mineral Nutrition). Dr. . Taha. Mohamed El-. Katony. Absorption and translocation. The path of ions across the root. Absorption of salts by roots is both passive and active. .