2. • 1. CONCEPT AND ORIGIN
Marijuana is a psychoactive substance obtained
from the cannabis sativa.
His most important psychoactive component is
delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol.
2. TYPES
2.1. RAW: This is the type most widely
consumed.
2.2. PROCESSED FORMS:
Quifa
Hashish,
Hash oil,
Resin Waste
3. 3. MODES OF ADMINISTRATION
4. ADDICTIVE
involve inhaling smoke from small pipes
People who have consumed marijuana for a long
time report irritability, difficulty sleeping,
decreased appetite, anxiety and cravings, all of
which makes it difficult to stop using it.
4. 1. CONCEPT AND ORIGIN
Cocaine is an alkaloid derived from the
coca plant. It's a nervous system stimulant
and hunger suppressant, was used in
medicine as an anesthetic.
2. STYLES
Cocaine salts Crystals of cocaine
5. 3. EFFECTS AND MEDICAL PURPOSES 4. ADDICTION
• Heart problems, including heart
1.Nasal congestion, • Respiratory effects, including
ulceration of the respiratory failure
mucous membrane, • nervous system problems, including
to even perforation stroke
of the nasal • Digestive problems including
septum. constipation
2.Cocaine is the best
known local anesthetic
3.Transient paranoia
7. PHYSICAL EFFECTS The first oxidation is the
liver, which breaks
down approximately 50%
of alcohol consumed in one
hour. The rest remains in the
bloodstream to be
eliminated slowly
EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL
PSYCHOLOGICAL
EFFECTS interferes with higher
mental processes so that
visual perception is distorted,
motor coordination,
balance, speech and
visionimpairments also
suffer strong
8. At Nervous System
In Digestive
In the immune
system
PHYSICAL EFFECTS
In the
cardiovascular
system
In pregnant women
In the skeletal
system
9. Nicotine facilitates
concentration, memory
and active to some extent,
controlling weight gain by
increasing energy
PSYCHOLOGICAL expenditure, reduce the
sense of smell and
taste, and keep busy in
the smokersmoking instea
d of eating
EFFECTS
OF SNUFF
PHYSICAL Nicotine increases
heart rate, respiratory
rate, blood
pressure and coronary
flow
11. Psychoactive drug with stimulant
properties and empathogens bitter taste
In the United States: E, Euphoria or
Adam, in Mexico: Cross, in Spain:
Dolphin Pasti, Pajarito, sun, tulip, Star
1912 the company accidentally isolated
Merck MDMA (3,4-
metilendioximetanfeta-mine
12. ingesting it orally(form of pills)
INTAKE placed under the tongue
capsules: dissolve in water or fruit juices
FORMS through aspiration
uncover repressed memories
THERAPEUTIC several psychologists and psychiatrists
to cure fears, increase self-esteem and
USES facilitates communication
EFFECTS OF Physical:
ECSTASY Psychological:
13. Affects the Loss of control
domestic body
production of the temperature and
neurotransmitter "heat stroke" and
serotonin dehydrated
Agitation, Muscle aches.
seizures, Loss of appetite,
dehydration, Insomnia, Loss of
vomiting and concentration,
hallucinations HEALTH Depression
HAZARDS-
ECSTASY
14. Highly addictive drug and
illegal in most countries
Is made from morphine, which
is found naturally in the
Papaver somniferum
In 1883, Heinrich Dreser
,isolated a new opiate
Morphine Clorhidrato thanks
15. sedation, euphoria, analgesia, respiratory
Effects of depression
feels an outbreak of euphoria ("rush")
heroin warm flushing of the skin,
dry mouth and heavy extremities
fatal overdose
Health spontaneous abortion, collapsed veins
Hazards infectious diseases, including HIV / AIDS
and hepatitis
Abstinence, as in the regular addict
Tolerance, can occur as early as several hours
addiction after the last administration of
heroin
16. Lysergic
acid diethyla Discovere
mide, LSD or d in 1938
LSD-25
Other names:
Trip and gut
The drug was used
by scientists and
psychiatrists to his
experiments with
schizophrenic
patients
17. What are inhalants? What are the risks and
harm associated
with inhalant abuse?
INHALANTS
What are the motives What are the effects
and forms of use of of inhalants?
inhalants?
18. • The crack is a drug
derived from cocaine.
• Produces a feeling of
MECHANISM euphoria, central nervous
OF ACTION system stimulation almost
immediately.
19. • Euphoria
• Burning sensation in eyes.
• Palpitations
• Headache , muscle twitching
• Increase in reflexes and dilated pupils.
•hypertension, cardiac arrhythmia
• cause cardiac arrest or respiratory
20. • It's not a drug, it is worse than
that: it is the waste of a drug.
• It performs home through pipes
where the product is mixed with
CONSUMPTION metal shavings and snuff cigarette
ash.
21. • Euphoria.
• Sensation of pleasure.
• Ecstasy.
• Hyperexcitability.
• Feeling of anxiety, depression and
insecurity.
• sadness, apathy.
• sexual indifference.
• PBC consumption can cause psychosis or
loss of contact with reality.
22. Amphetamines are substances derived
from the "Beta-phenyl-isopropyl
amine." Drug are drugs, addictive
(Moderate-High) and neurotoxic.
The most common are: Benzedrine,
Dexedrine and methylamphetamine.
They are a strong stimulant and inappropriate relationship with
all sports to reduce fatigue. One of its most common application
is to aid in weight reduction.
23. How They're Used:
Amphetamines are swallowed, inhaled or injected.
The risk of dependence and
addiction is as high as that of
cocaine, as their tolerance
levels are low, requiring
increasingly higher doses to
achieve the same effect.
24. :
Increases
Stimulation of alertness. Aggressive and
the cerebral violent
cortex. behavior.
Increased
Increased
energy and
heart rate.
motor activity.
Increased blood
Feeling of
pressure and body
wellbeing.
temperature
It
Increased
suppresses
security and
the
confidence.
appetite.
Increase the
Decreased
speed of
sleep and
thought and
fatigue
language.
25. Amphetamine is a direct
agonist of presynaptic
receptors for
noradrenaline (NA) and
dopamine (DA) to
central nervous system.
26. Amphetamine stimulates the central nervous system to improve
wakefulness and increasing levels of alertness and ability to concentrate.
Promotes higher cognitive functions such as attention and memory
Reinforcing effects produced by associating specific behaviors with
pleasurable emotions (reward).
A behavioral level, reinforces the systems involved in the regulation of
responses to specific emotions, reduces levels of impulsivity (self), in the
case of obesity, it has been used due to its action on the hypothalamic
centers that regulate appetite.