'Psychological dependence' diaporamas de présentation

DRUG RECOGNITION AND TRENDS

DRUG RECOGNITION AND TRENDS . DET BILL MICHAELS SHERWOOD POLICE DEPT. DET. BILL MICHAELS. ONE BAD NARC! . DET. BILL MICHAELS. WITH SHERWOOD SINCE 1994 WENT INTO NARCOTICS IN 1998 SPENT A YEAR AT DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION

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Commonly Abused Drugs and Addictive Substances

Commonly Abused Drugs and Addictive Substances. ???? ????? ?????? ?????? ????? ?????? ???? Fardin_rz76@yahoo.com. Addictive Substances. Addictive substances can affect the brain in different ways. Stimulants : make a person feel more energetic Depressants : bring a feeling of relaxation.

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Do Now:

Do Now: . What are the classes of drugs? What is a side effect of drug use? What is the most commonly used depressant? . Drugs. Substance Abuse Any unnecessary or improper use of chemical substances for nonmedical purposes Illicit drug use

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RAVE CULTURE

RAVE CULTURE. (Select Slide Show on the PowerPoint toolbar and then select Start Slide Show From the Beginning. Otherwise the links will not function.). CLUB DRUGS. & THE IMPACT ON THE UNITED STATES ARMY.

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Gli Oppioidi sono indicati nel DN? SI Stefano Tamburin

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States of Consciousness

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Jennifer Swift Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Wegmans Pharmacist, Pharm D. Stephen Tarbell University of Buf

Jennifer Swift Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Wegmans Pharmacist, Pharm D. Stephen Tarbell University of Buffalo Pharmacy Candidate 2011. Prescription and OTC Drug Abuse. Quick Quiz. Prescription Pain Medications B. Marijuana C. Chewing Tobacco.

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Drugs and Toxicology

Drugs and Toxicology. Introduction. Forensic toxicology helps determine (a) the cause-and-effect relationships between exposure to a drug or other substance and (b) the toxic or lethal effects from that exposure. People can be exposed to toxic substances:

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Drugs that Alter Consciousness

Drugs that Alter Consciousness. Drugs and Altered Consciousness. Psychoactive drugs are drugs that affect brain processes and result in altered states of consciousness, mood, and perception.

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States of Consciousness

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Codependency you can be drug free

Codependency you can be drug free . BY PETER KIRAGU NDERO (COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGIST) DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY . WELCOME . What is addiction?. It is a chronic, Relapsing, Primary disease. Characterized by:- Tolerance Compulsion Physical dependence Psychological dependence

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Prescriptive Authority: A National and State Perspective

Prescriptive Authority: A National and State Perspective JoAnne M. Saxe, RN, MS, ANP Clinical Professor Updated: November, 2005 Objectives Describe how prescriptive authority for advanced practice nurses is regulated nationally,

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Personality Disorders

Personality Disorders. Psychological disorders characterized by inflexible and enduring behavior patterns that impair social functioning. Paranoid Personality Disorder.

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Drugs

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Central Nervous Stimulants

Central Nervous Stimulants. Classifications Analeptic Resp. Stimulant (Doxapram) Amphetamine (Dexadrine) Xanthine Derivatives Anorectic Agents (Sanorex, Dextrim) Stimulants for Attention Deficit Disorder -Methylphenidate (Ritalin) -Pemoline (Cylert).

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DRUGS

DRUGS. BRAINPOP VIDEO CLIP. http ://www.brainpop.com/health/personalhealth/drugabuse /. Definition of a Drug?. A chemical substance that, when taken into the body, will change functioning of the body/mind in some way. Over the Counter Drug- a drug that can be purchased without a prescription

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Central Nervous Stimulants

Central Nervous Stimulants. Classifications Analeptic Resp. Stimulant (Doxapram) Amphetamine (Dexadrine) Xanthine Derivatives Anorectic Agents (Sanorex, Dextrim) Stimulants for Attention Deficit Disorder -Methylphenidate (Ritalin) -Pemoline (Cylert).

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CODEINE

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Tobacco

Tobacco. History of tobacco. Write down 5 things learned from the article. How did tobacco use begin?. Native Americans used tobacco for medical and ceremonial purposes. European settlers saw tobacco as a way to make money and trade.

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