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of this lesson deal with various categories of psychoactive mindaltering drugs PART 7 Stimulants 7 Stimulants Substances that speed up the brain and body activity Common examples Caffeine ID: 627509

hallucinogens stimulants alcohol depressants stimulants hallucinogens depressants alcohol effects drug problems mushrooms stimulant examples rohypnol drugs risks abuse pcp

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The next seven sections of this lesson deal with various categories of psychoactive (mind-altering) drugsSlide2

PART 7:StimulantsSlide3

7. Stimulants:Substances that speed up the brain and body activityCommon examples:Caffeine

NicotineCocaine , Crack Cocaine

Amphetamines (Meth)Slide4

7. Stimulants:CAFFEINE is a mild stimulant found in coffee, tea, soda, and energy drinksToo much caffeine can be a problem. Just ask Phillip J. FrySlide5

7. Stimulants:NICOTINE is a powerful stimulant found in tobaccoTobacco is linked to:

Heart DiseaseCancer

Stroke

Lung DiseasesSlide6

7. Stimulants:COCAINE is a strong stimulant made from the leaves of the South American coca plant

Often snorted in powder form or smoked or injectedSlide7

7. Stimulants:CRACK is made from cocaine and is much strongerUsually smoked through a pipe

Very addictive and dangerousSlide8

7. Stimulants:AMPHETAMINES are very strong man-made stimulants which are produced with various chemicals

METH (Crystal) is a special form of amphetamineSlide9

7. Stimulants:FACESOFMETHSlide10

7. Stimulants:Stimulant Abuse can lead to:

Dizziness/Nausea

Decreased Appetite

Body Tremors

False Feelings of Power

Kidney ProblemsSlide11

7. Stimulants:Stimulant Abuse can lead to:

Irregular Heartbeat

Loss of Coordination

Psychosis, Brain Damage

Anxiety, Panic Attacks

Birth Defects

Legal Problems, Jail

Coma/DeathSlide12

7. Stimulants:METH can MESS with your head and your life. It has the ability to effect your ability to experience happiness. DRAW the way crystal meth effects a person’s ability to experience life. Slide13

NormalSlide14
Slide15

PART 8:DepressantsSlide16

8. Depressants:Substances that slow down the brain and body activityCommon examples:Alcohol

BarbituratesTranquilizers

Sedative Hypnotics

Some Club DrugsSlide17

8. Depressants:ALCOHOL is the most widely-used depressant drug

Found in beer, wine, hard liquor, etc.

Over-the –counter if over 21 years oldSlide18

8. Depressants:ALCOHOL causes many problems in society:Car accidents

Violence and crimeFamily problems

Alcoholism

Liver diseases

CancersSlide19

8. Depressants:TRANQUILIZERS can help reduce stress and relax muscles

Examples: Valium, Librium, Xanax

Never

mix with alcohol

AddictiveSlide20

8. Depressants:SEDATIVE HYPNOTICS are very strong drugs that bring on sleep

Examples: Quaaludes, Ambien, Sonata,

Lunestra

,

Sominex

, Unisom

Never

mix with alcohol and they are highly addictive.Slide21

Sedative Hypnotics:What Is Rohypnol? Rohypnol is an extremely powerful hypnotic depressant.

Effects of Rohypnol The effects of Rohypnol include sleepiness, slurred speech, impaired judgment, difficulty walking, and loss of muscle control. Many users of

rohypnol

also experience blackouts.Slide22

8. Depressants:BARBITURATES are very strong depressant drugs used for several medical reasons

Examples: Seconal, Nembutal, Amytal and Tuinal

Much stronger than hypnotics and tranquilizers

NEVER

mix with alcoholSlide23

8. Depressants: All depressant abuse risks are similar to alcohol abuse risks:

Addiction

Job, money problems

Foolish behavior

Poor decisions

Eating, sleeping problems

Accidents, injuries

Overdose

Birth defects

Stop breathing, heartbeat

Coma, deathSlide24

PART 9: HallucinogensSlide25

9. Hallucinogens:Drugs that distort or alter moods, thoughts, and sensesExamples:L.S.D.

P.C.P.Mushrooms

PeyoteSlide26

9. Hallucinogens:Hallucinogen Effects:Five senses may become intensified or mixed-up

Delusions,Hallucinations,Stimulation,

Impaired judgment and reasoningSlide27

9. Hallucinogens:LSD: very powerful man-made drug

Lysergic Acid

D

iethylamide

Often sold on blotters that appear like postage stampsSlide28

9. Hallucinogens:LSD: very strange unpredictable effects

Flashbacks: effects of the drug recur days, weeks, or months later“Trips” can be very good or very badSlide29

9. Hallucinogens:PCP: very dangerous drug known as “Phencyclidine”

Called “Angel Dust”Often smoked, added to marijuana, or made into pillsSlide30

9. Hallucinogens:PCP: often causes extreme reactions such as rage, anger, paranoia and often times makes people think they have superhuman powers.

Numbs the skin, so people often get hurt on PCP and do not know it

Police do

not

like folks on PCPSlide31

9. Hallucinogens:MUSHROOMS: certain types of mushrooms contain the drug “psilocybin”

Not all mushrooms have this drugMany types of mushrooms are very poisonousSlide32

9. Hallucinogens:PEYOTE CACTUS: contains the drug “mescaline”

Several cultures and religions still consider this cactus special or sacredSlide33

9. Hallucinogens: Hallucinogen Risks:Increased heart rate or blood pressure,

Tremors, shaking Lose coordination,Sleeplessness, coma,Incoherent speech,

Decreased sensitivity to pain, Slide34

9. Hallucinogens: Hallucinogen Risks:Heart or lung failure, Dry mouth,

Dilated pupils, Psychological dependence,Flashbacks

Birth defects

Coma, DeathSlide35

Flashbacks:Why are flashbacks so dangerous? Slide36