Drugs Education and Vice Control

Addiction- A person has an addiction when he becomes dependent on or craves a drug and believes he
needs the drug to live in. All addicted drug user can think about is getting the next dose and getting high.

Mental disorder-Mental disorder it is a syndrome characterized by clinically significant disturbance in an

individual's cognition, emotion, or behavior, that reflects a dysfunctional in the psychological biological,
or developmental process underlying mental functioning.

Effects of drugs

 Delusion- are false believed rooted in the mind that seems real but are not
 hallucination - sensory driving incident that involved hearing or seeing something that is not
reality base

Psychiatrist Spend much with their parents on medication management a source of treatment

Psychologist for his own psychotherapy and treating emotional and mental suffering in patients with
behavioral interventions

Euphoria- State of feeling high

DRUG ADDICTION- The behavioral condition where an individual’s need to use drugs even though it is
causing psychological and physical harm

Dipsomania alcoholism or craving for alcohol

Mania- Mental abnormality or obsession

Drugs is a substance other than food and water that is intended to be taken or administered for the
purpose of altering sustaining or controlling recipients physical mental or emotional state

Medicine is a substance in certain doses which when taken into the human body cures illness and or
relieve signs or symptoms of diseases

Drugs are synthetic and because used as medicine or making medicine

French- from the 14th century Drogue means Dry substance

Routes of drug Administration

1. Oral ingestion taken by the mouth and must pass through the stomach before being absorbed
in the bloodstream
2. Inhalation drug in gaseous form enters the lungs and is quickly absorbed by the capillary system
3. Injection administered into the body by the use of strange or hypodermic needle
4. Snorting inhalation through the nose of drugs in gaseous form
5. Buccal drugs is administered by placing it in the buccal cavity just under the lips

Classification of drugs

1. Stimulants/ Uppers
- These drugs are used to increase mental activity, relive fatigue and offset drowsiness.
 - Drugs that excites the CNS increasing alertness, delaying sleep, impale appetite and
cause weight loss.
- Shabu (poor mans cocaine) or Cocaine
- Usually stimulants make a person high
- energetic and speed up a persons body and brain
- When the effects of a stimulant wear off, a person will feel tired or sick

KINDS OF STIMULANTS

 Shabu (Methamphetamine Hydrochloride)

-Also known as ice or meth
- Japanese word “SHABURA” – when you used it you will become thin as bones
- Dr. Nagayoshi Nagai- Originally synthesized from ephedrine
- Methamphetamine was discovered in Japan in 1919. This crystalline powder is solute in water
making it an ideal drug for injection. During World War Two the drugs was used as stimulants for
combat soldiers. After the word war it was regarded as a cure all for treatment in Mild
depression and a good weight control substance.
- In the mid 80s it was introduced in the Philippines it has gained popularity not only in urban
areas but ruler communities as well. It is also regarded as poor man’s cocaine.

CONTENTS OF SHABU

- Ephedrine: Main ingredient (Ephedra plant: Plant source of shabu)

- Toluene
- Acetone
- Lithium
- Battery Acid
- Drain Cleaner
- Hydrochloric acid
- Chloroform: Cancer causing agent

 Cocaine
- It is a stimulant of the central nervous system and an appetite suppressant giving rise to
what has been described as a euphoric or great excitement sense of happiness and
increase energy
- It is a quick acting drug whose effects are rapid from time of intake. it is legally used in
medicine as a topical anesthetic (Lacking awareness of sensitivity) Specifically in the
eyes nose and throat surgery it is a crystalline tropane alkaloid that is derived from the
leaves of coca plant known as erythroxylon: Active Ingredient
- CNS stimulant
- First isolated in 1880 as topical anesthetic
- Cocaine base (Crack or rock)
- Cocaine Hcl- Powder
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 Caffeine- a stimulant found in coffee
  Nicotine- An additive substance that is found in cigarettes

2. the present for sedatives

3. Hallucinogens

-Marijuana” Cannabis or Indian Hemp” known as Cannabis Sativa

- the mind alerting component TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL:THC

-THC: it is also known as Siniter element

LSD- Lysergic acid diethylamide

Ecstasy- Methylnedioxymethamphetamine

Party drugs

Depressant or Downers

- drugs that have mild calming or sleep reducing effect upon the central nervous system
- it is also cold as Downers or barb
- This is any drug or chemical that decreases ductility of any bodily function. The term is
most often used to refer to drugs that reduce the activity of central nervous system
examples are sedatives sleeping pills and tranquilizers

Barbiturates

- Common name “Yellow jackets”, Blue devils reds

- Adolf Von Baeyer
- Barbiturate --Barbara and Urea
- Von Baeyer discovered it on Saint Barbara’s day and Urea was used in the synthesis of
the new molecule

Tranquilizer

- Major and minor Tranquilizer (2 types)

- Benzodiazepines has replace many of the barbiturates. However barbiturates are still
use to treat epilepsy
- Combining with alcohol it can lead to harm or even death
- Tolerance can use physical dependence with typical withdrawal symptoms ranging from
nightmares to convulsions when the drug intake is stop

Is alcohol a drug?

Yes it is classified as a depressant drug. Also classified as a depressant the amount of alcohol consumed
determine the type of its effect most people drink for stimulant effect such as beer or glass of wine
taken to loosen up but if a person consume more than the body can handle they can experience alcohol
depressants effect.

✨Alcohol is the KING of all DRUGS

Common types of Depressant

1. Barbiturates drugs that affect the central nervous system causing sedation
2. Tranquilizers are drugs which relieves uncomfortableness emotional feelings by reducing
anxiety and promoting relaxation
3. Alcohol are fermented or distilled liquids or drugs containing ethanol and intoxicating
substances.

Any facility used for illegal manufacture of any dangerous drug and or controlled precursor and essential
chemical

A. dangerous drug manufacturer

B. Coddler
C. Den
D. clandestine laboratory✨

The golden triangle in Southeast Asia going by CIA where 80% of illicit drugs of the word originated is
located specifically in:

✨ Thailand-Myanmar-Laos Border

The sale distribution supply or transport of legitimately imported manufactured or procured essential
chemicals in diluted mixture to any person or entity engaged in the manufacture of any dangerous drug
and shall include packaging or concealment of such transaction through fraud , destruction of
documents, fraudulent use of front companies or mail fraud

A. Sell
B. Dispense
C. Chemical diversion✨
D. Trading

Crimes that cross borders between countries like drug trafficking whose original proportion and or the
Direct or indirect effects involved in more than one country

A. international crime
B. Interpol
C. Organized crime
D. Transnational crime✨

The act of introducing any dangerous drugs into the body of any person with or without his knowledge
by injection inhalation ingestion or other means or of committing any of indispensable assistant
operation in administering a dangerous drug to himself unless administered by duly practitioner product
purpose of education
 A. Dispense
B. Pusher
C. Administer✨
D. Use

Drugs that have mild calming or cell producing self effect upon the central nervous system which is also
known as the Downers or the barbs this is most often used to repair the drugs that introduced the
activity of the central nervous system examples or sedatives sleeping pills and tranquilizers

A. Stimulants
B. Shabu
C. Opium
D. Depressant✨

This is known as the methamphetamine hydrochloride iced met or poor man’s cocaine

A. Cocaine
B. Shabu✨
C. Opium
D. barbiturates

Administer- The act of introducing any dangerous drugs into the body of any person with or without his
knowledge by injection inhalation ingestion or other means or of committing any of indispensable
assistant operation in administering a dangerous drug to himself unless administered by duly
practitioner product purpose of education

Use- any act of injecting intravenously or intramuscularly of consuming either by chewing smoking
sniffing eating swallowing drinking or otherwise introducing into psychological