Agenda for Thursday February 14, 2019

1. Agenda for ThursdayFebruary 14, 2019 • We Will… research what effects illegal drugs have on the heart • I Will… read about illegal drugs and the effects it has on the heart to create my own Information Heart • Warm –Up What are some warning signs someone is using drugs? Class Work: Illegal Drugs and the heart and complete information heart activity

2. Power Point Check List • Title slide : Name of Drug, who the PP is by and Class period) • You must have at least 12 slides • History • Effects • Street names • How its used • Pictures • (5) interesting facts -all on separate slides • Source slide • Does it have a video • Do you have animation/ transitions in your slides • Must be creative, colorful and readable • Correct spelling and punctuation

3. Ch 12 page 284 Illegal drugs

4. Drugs of abuse • Drug abuse- is the intentional, improper or unsafe use of a drug. Drugs that are used for recreational purposes are called drugs of abuse. Many drugs of abuse are illegal drugs. This means that possessing, using, buying, or selling these drugs is against the law for people of any age.

5. Why drugs are dangerous? • Illegal drugs can have dangerous and permanent effects on the brain and body. • You can become addicted to almost any one of them. • Illegal drugs are a major factor in many suicides, motor vehicle accidents, and crime. • Some illegal drugs require needles, and there is the risk of getting an infectious disease…..HIV and hepatitis.

6. Cont. • Illegal drug use can result in overdose. This is the taking of too much of a drug, which causes sickness, loss of consciousness, permanent health damage or death. • Illegal drugs cause a person to lose their ability to make responsible decisions. Having poor judgement, risky sexual behavior, STD’s, car accidents, or other unsafe situations.

7. Help Me!!!!!

8. Why people begin using? • Desire to experiment • Desire to escape from depression or boredom • Enjoyment of risk taking activities • Belief that drugs solve personal, social, or medical problems • Peer pressure • Glamorization by the media, music, videos

9. Teens and drugs • The most common reason teens give for trying illegal drugs are: • Just hanging around a group of people who use drugs creates pressure. This might not be a direct pressure, but teens may give in. • When faced with direct pressure “Come on try it” teens who lack good refusal skills may feel intimidated and may give in.

10. cont • Many teens feel this is a way to escape the feelings of stress, anger, depression, or frustration. The problems are still there when the drug wears off. • Many try out of curiosity. • Many are risk takers, they are seeking the “thrill” to satisfy their desire for new experiences.

11. Sec. 2 page 287 • Types of illegal drugs- each type has a different effect on the body and brain. Despite this, all drugs have these 3 things in common: • 1- They affect the function of the brain • 2- They are dangerous to your health • 3- They can result in drug dependence and addiction.

13. 4 commonly abused illegal drugs: • MARIJUANA- Also called pot, weed, reefer, or dope. Is the dried flowers and leaves from the plant cannibas sativa. • The active chemical in marijuana is THC. THC can be detected in the urine for up to several weeks after use. Different strengths of THC are in certain plants. • Marijuana is usually smoked, but can be eaten.

14. THC • The active ingredient in marijuana that is mind altering • THC travels to the brain and other organs. THC effect the parts of the brain that control pleasure, memory, thinking, concentration, sensory and time perception and movement

15. Marijuana Concentrate • It can be manufactured to have up to four times the concentration of THC. • Slang terms for marijuana concentrate: • Wax, honey oil and dabs • Marijuana Concentrate is similar in appearance to honey or butter, and is usually smoked

17. Effects of marijuana • The effects of smoked marijuana are felt within minutes and may last up to 2 or 3 hours. The effects of swallowed marijuana are felt within 30 to 60 min. The effects are: • Slowed thinking ability • Difficulty paying attention • Distorted sense of time and distance

18. Negative Health EffectsShort Term • Difficulty thinking and problem solving • Problems with memory and learning • Loss of coordination • Delayed reactions to situations

24. cont • Giddiness (laughing) • Loss of short term memory • Loss of balance and coordination • Increased appetite • Anxiety • Panic attacks

28. Marijuana cont • Smoking marijuana over long periods of time have the same impact as smoking cigs. The smoke has some of the same carcinogens as cig smoke does. • Dependence on marijuana is from the tolerance that one builds up to the drug…just as alcohol does. • They feel tired, unmotivated, and depressed when the drug wears off.

29. driving • People high on marijuana show the same issues as driving drunk. When you combine both, can be very dangerous. • Hashish, also known as hash,is the dark brown resin collected from the tops of the cannibas plant. It is compressed into balls or sheets. Pieces are then torn apart and smoked in pipes. The effects of hash are the same as marijuana, only stronger.

31. INHALANTS • Drugs that are inhaled as vapors are called inhalants. Some have medical uses such as nitrous oxide, (laughing gas). Medicines used to treat asthma also come in the form of inhalants. • Some people inhale common household chemicals, such as glue, paint thinner, gasoline, and markers. Also, butane, propane are abused.

34. Cont. • Inhalants are sniffed or huffed directly from an open container. The effects of inhalants include: hyperactivity, loss of inhibitions, and dizziness. Stronger effects include: loss of coordination, difficulty speaking or thinking, fear, anxiety, and loss of consciousness.

36. Dangers of inhalants • Inhalants damage many organs- chemicals like solvents cause permanent hearing loss, bone marrow damage, liver damage, kidney damage, and loss of bladder control. • Inhalants kill brain cells- the vapors replace oxygen found in the blood and cause brain cells to die due to no oxygen. Can cause coma or death

39. cont • Inhalants can cause sudden death- some people’s bodies are sensitive to the solvents in some inhalants. The heart may suddenly stop and they may die. This is called sudden sniffing death syndrome. People usually find out too late that they are sensitive.

40. Various Inhalants

44. Teens and inhalants • The things that are huffed are easy to get, inexpensive, and found in the garage, or in cabinets. Huffing can be the first step on the path to trying other illegal drugs. Drugs that often lead to the abuse of other drugs are called gateway drugs. Inhalants, tobacco and alcohol are all gateway drugs. These are popular with teens.

45. CLUB DRUGS(DESIGNER) • These are drugs designed to closely resemble common illegal drugs in their chemical structure and effect. Club drugs became popular at parties and clubs but can also be found in other places as well. • Club drugs are made in secret, illegal labs, so their strength and quality are unpredictable. Thus, the drugs have unexpected effects. Overdose from club drugs may be hard to treat because the doctors do not know what exactly was taken.

46. Link Between Depression and Drug Abuse Drug Abuse: After the effects of the drug wear off, a person can experience increased or new characteristics of depression Depression: In an attempt to temporarily lift their mood or escape feelings of sadness or fatigue, people may abuse drugs

47. Preteens Often steal prescription drugs from friends or relatives Boys Are more likely to misuse prescription stimulants to get high Girls Are more likely to misuse drugs to lose weight or stay alert Prescription drugs are the third most commonly misused substances by people 14-older 1 in 9 Youth used prescription medications non medically in the past year 25% Of those who begin abusing prescription drugs at a ge 13 or younger meet clinical criteria for addiction in their lives Youth who abuse prescription medications are also more likely to report use of other drugs 5.4% Of eighth graders reported misusing prescription drugs

48. Warning Signs That Someone May Be Using Drugs • Loss of interest in school • Change in mood or personality • Trouble concentrating in class • Change in sleeping habits • Change in eating habits • Hanging out with a new group of friends who use drugs • Stealing $ or selling belongings to get $ for drugs