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Drug Awarness
WHAT’S YOUR ANTI-DRUG?
LUIS CABRERA
JOAN FADAYIRO
ASHLEY MCMILLAN
Marijuana
Marijuana
Nicknames
What is it?
Weed
Most commonly used
Grass
illegal drug in the USA
Dried leaves and
flowers of the hemp
plant
The main active
chemical is THC
Herb
Pot
Mary Jane
Reefer
Trees
Marijuana
Short Term Effects
Long Term Effects
Problems with thinking
Marijuana contains
Weakens sight, sound,
about 4 times more
cancer causing tar than
cigarettes
Can cause permanent
memory loss
sense of time, and
touch
Increases heart rate
and anxiety
Dry mouth and throat
How fast can Marijuana cause the heart to be
fast?
A. 100 beats per minute
B. 130 beats per minutes
C. 160 beats per minutes
And the Answer is …
C. MARIJUANA CAN SPEED
THE HEART RATE UP TO 160
BEATS PER MINUTE.
NORMALLY, THE HEART
RATE IS 70, 80 BEATS PER
MINUTE.
Cocaine/Crack
Cocaine/Crack
Nicknames
What is it?
Blow
Extracted from the coca
Coke
Snow
Lines
Rock
Nose Candy
plant
One of the most
powerfully addictive
drugs
High last on 15-30
minutes
Energy, reduce fatigue, and
mental clarity
Crash includes depression,
irritability, and fatigue
Cocaine/Crack
Cocaine
Crack
Powder substance
Cocaine mixed with
Snorted or mixed with
baking soda and water,
and then dried
Smoked through a pipe
water and injected with
a needle
Cocaine/Crack
Short Term Effects
Long Term Effects
Increases
Temperature
Heart rate
Anxiety
Blood pressure
Irritability
Loss of Apetite
Trouble Sleeping
Paranoia
Hallucinations
Depression
Aggressive behavior
Which is NOT a nickname for Cocaine/Crack?
A. Coke
B. Rock
C. Blow
D. Glass
E. Lines
And the Answer is…
D. GLASS
Methamphetamine
Methamphetamine
Nicknames
What is it?
Meth
Highly addictive
Crystal
Can alter how the brain
Crank
Chalk
Ice
Glass
works
Made in foreign and
domestic lab
May contain
Battery acid
Gasoline
Drain cleaner
Methamphetamine
Short Term Effects
Long Term Effects
Increased physical
Weight loss
activities
Increased respiration
More alert
Decreased appetite
Irregular heartbeat
Increased blood
pressure
Severe dental problems
Anxiety
Confusion
Insomnia
Hallucinations
Paranoia
Delusions of bugs under
the skin
Methamphetamine
Meth
Crystal Meth
White or slightly yellow
Crystal-like powder
powder
Odorless and easily
dissolved in water
Can be taken orally,
injected, or snorted
substance
Comes in large rocklike chunks
Smoked through a pipe
What is an effect of Methamphetamine?
A. Feelings of bugs under the skin
B. Increased body temperature
C. Paranoia
D. Decreased appetite
E. All of the Above
And the Answer is…
E. ALL OF THE ABOVE
Ecstasy
Ecstasy
Nicknames
What is it?
E
Taken in pill form
M
X
XTC
Roll
Bean
Adam
Playboy bunny
Nike Swoosh
CK
Taken at raves, clubs,
and other parties
Ecstacy
Short Term Effects
Involuntary teeth
clenching
Unusual displays of
affection
Nausea
Blurred vision
Chills or sweating
Sleep problems
Depression
Anxiety
Severe dehydration
Seizures and strokes
Dramatic increases in
body temperature
Kidney, liver, and heart
failure
How is ecstasy MOST commonly used?
A. Snorted
B. Smoked
C. Taken in pill form
D. injected
And the Answer is…
C. TAKEN IN PILL FORM
Prescription Drugs
Prescription Drugs
Opioids
There are 3 types
Opioids
Central Nervous System
(CNS) Depressents
Stimulants
Usually prescribed to
treat pain
Can be taken orally or
crushed and snorted or
injected
Causes
Drowsiness
Constipation
Depressed beathing
Symptoms of withdrawal
Prescription Drugs
CNS Depressants
Stimulants
Used to treat anxiety and
Prescribed to treat ADHD and
sleep disorders
Taken orally
Can slow the heart and
breathing when
combined with drugs
that produce drowsiness
Slows normal brain
function
narcolepsy
Increases: alertness,
attention, and energy
Can be taken orally or
crushed, dissolved in water,
and injected
Can cause
Dangerously high body
temperature
Irregular heartbeat
Hostility
Paranoia
Heart failure or seizures
And the answer is…
A.OPIOIDS, CNS
DEPRESSANTS, AND
STIMULANTS
What are the 3 categories of Prescription drugs?
A. Opioids, CNS Depressants, and Stimulants
B. CNS Depressants, Hallucinogens, and Narcotics
C. Opiods, Stimulants, and Narcotics
Anti Drug
WHAT IS YOURS
Examples of Anti-Drugs Are!
• Music
• Acting
• Family
• Sports
• Education
• Biking
• Writing
• Drawing
• You
What is an Anti Drugs
An anti drug is anything that motivates you to stay
focused
Video
Quiz time
What is Your Anti-Drug ?