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SUBSTANCES

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Mood disturbances

Paranoia

Disorganized Thinking

Visual disturbances

Unreal sensations

Seeing Images

Seeing images

Acts on neural circuits in brain

Prefrontal cortex is most affected

Perception altering affects

Sensations and images that are not real.

Dissociative drugs

Some can make you feel out of control

Psychedelics

Roots of Admistration:

Tablets or pills

Concerns:

Extended Sleep loss

Manic Deppression

Schedule 1

Illegal

"No medical use'

Current fight for loosening Regulation

DMT

Peyote

Psilocybin

LSD

Eat/Smoke/Oral Absorption

New Medial research

Shows positive results

PSTD

Depression

Heart Infection

Lung Infection

Muscle Pain

Clam/Sleepiness

Confusion

Nausea/Vomiting

Fully Synthetic

Completely Man made

Fentanyl

Pethidire

Methadone

Semi-Synthetic

Altered in Labs

Hydromorphine

Oxycodone

Natural Opioids:

Occurs in Plants

Morphine

Codeine

Thebaine

Opioids

Roots of Administration:

Transdermal

Class A Felony

Schedule 1 Drugs

Illegal for Public use

How its Used

Illegally

Snort

Pills

Medicinal for pain relief

Hydrocodone

Oxymorphine

Legal to Illegal Use

How it Works:

Attaches to Opioid receivers

Blocks pain

Tells brain to be calm and happy

Common Forms:

Long:

Damage to Central Nervous System

Damage to Blood Cells

Liver and Kidney Problems

Short:

Shivering

Anesthesia

Vomiting

Fatigue

Varied Effects

Amount Taken

Tolerance

Weight

Nitrous Oxide

Euphoria

Numbness of body

Sedation

Sudden Death

Inhaled

Roots Of Admin:

Regulation:

FDA has no Regulations

Not regulated by Federal Gov.

Mind Altering Effects

Inhalant

Common forms

Nitrous Containers

Whipped Cream containers

Aerosol Spray

Laughing Gas

Short/Long Term

Long

Death

Dental Problems

Addiction

Extreme Weight Loss

Short

Rapid and Irregular Heart Beat

Faster Breathing

Increased Wakefulness

Medical Use

Must be prescribed

Meth

How It works:

Powerful Euphoric effects

Massive release of:

Crystal Shards

Powder

Chunks

Roots of Admin

Inhale

Orally

Psychoactive Effects

Feelings of Invlnerability

Increase in energy

Illegal to:

Buy

Sell

Possess

Prescription only

Schedule 2 Stimulant

Affects central Nervous system

Releases high amounts of Dopamine

Stimulant

How its Used:

Swallowing Pills

Snorting

Short/Long term

Dependence

Cardio disease

Respritory issues

Bad Breath

Coughing

Reduction in smell and taste

Tobacco

No flavored cigarettes

Requires health warning

Must be 21

Sniffed

Chewed

Smoked

Smoking

Rectal

How It Works

Increase in blood pressure

Stimulates central nervous system

Immediately Stimulates Adrenal glands

Absorbed into blood

Subtopic

Increased Heart rate

Increases alertness

Cigarettes, Cigars, Chew, Electronic Pens

Increases mood

Distracts brain from unpleasant feelings

Shortness of breath

Long Term/Short Term

Short Term

Restlessness

Anxiety

Higher Body Temperature

Long Term

Weakness/Fatigue

Difficulty Sleeping

Irregular Heart Rate

Long/Short term Effects:

Short Term:

Injuries

Alcohol poisoning

Violence

Long Term:

Cancer

Heart and Liver disease

High blood pressure

Long term Effects:

Brain Devlopment

Learning function

Memory

Attention

Reactions from Anandamide

Ethanol binds to GABA and MDMA

Releases Chemicals:

Dopamine

Adrenaline

Norepinephrine

Cortisol

Recreational

Caffeine

Regulation

Must be listed on ingredients

Cannot sell in bulk

Generally Unregulated

Roots of Administration

Gum

Mouth Sprays

Mouth Rinsing

Effects

Increased blood pressure

Diuretic

Feel awake or more alert

How it Works

Blocks Adenosine

Stimulates Central Nervous System

Classification: Stimulant

Increased Blood Pressure

Increased Heart Rate

Increases Alterness

How its used

Creams (redness)

Caffeine Pills

Common Forms

Coffee, Chocolate, Tea, and Energy Drinks

Recreational and Medical

Injection

Drinking

Can make you tired

Slows your brain

Gives energy at first

Regulations

Classification

Mixed drinks

Wine

Beer

Shots

Liquid

Administration:

Topical

Sublingual

Oral

Inhalation

Concerns

Effects:

Perceptual distortions

Impair short term memory

Increased appetite

Elevates mood

How it works

Reacts with the chemical Anandamide

THC binds to cannabinoid receptors

Regulations:

License to sell

No driving

Possession limits:

4 plants

5 ounces of extract

8 ounces in home

1 ounce in public

21 years old

Classification:

Hallucinogen

Depressant

Usage:

Pipe/Bong

Blunt

Joint

Eating

Common forms:

Leaf, Edibles, and Extract