DRUGS by Guadalupe Cecilia Hernández Mendoza

DRUGS

ferh642 — 2023-08-12 19:16:11 UTC

Team formed by:

ferh642 — 2023-08-12 19:30:18 UTC

1.- Luis Enrique López Gómez

2.- Guadalupe Cecilia Hernández Mendoza

3.- Osvaldo Abisai Ramírez Pérez

Introduction

ferh642 — 2023-08-12 19:42:58 UTC

Drugs are substances that, when introduced into the body, act on the central nervous system. This causes changes that can affect behavior, mood, or perception.

Classification

ferh642 — 2023-08-12 20:17:09 UTC

Depressants: reduce system functions Central nervous. Also known as sedatives or tranquilizers Example. Alcohol, cannabis, pain killers

Stimulants: Increase the
heart rate, respiration, blood pressure,
reduces appetite. Example: caffeine, nicotine, cocaine,
methamphetamines

Classification

ferh642 — 2023-08-12 20:21:37 UTC

Hallucinogens: They produce alterations in memory and orientation, visual and auditory hallucinations. Example: fungus.

Drugs of medical use: They are medicines to treat, especially mental disorders. They should be consumed only for medical prescription. example: antidepressants

Forms of administration

luisz_012 — 2023-08-13 15:46:47 UTC

* ingested * Aspirate

* inhaled * injected

* smoked

What effects do they produce in the body?

luisz_012 — 2023-08-13 15:56:58 UTC

effects of fentanyl
Short term

deep sleep.
Loss of consciousness.
Loss of interest and isolation.

Long term

*Incoordination of extremities of the body.
*Pronunciation problems.
*memory loss until death

effects of methamphetamine

luisz_012 — 2023-08-13 18:09:57 UTC

Short term

feeling of euphoria
increased strength and speed
rapid heart rate
Increased temperature and respiration

Long term
*Significant loss of body weight
* Loss of dental pieces, especially with glass.
*Risk of contracting HIV, hepatitis B and C

EFFECTS OF CANNABIS

luisz_012 — 2023-08-13 18:35:47 UTC

It is consumed, above all, smoked.If combined with alcohol, risks increase.
Short term

Temporary feeling of euphoria and relaxation
uncontrollable laughter
dry mouth

Long term
*persistent vomiting
*memory impairment
*Lack of motivation
*Cough

EFFECTS OF TOBACCO

luisz_012 — 2023-08-13 19:12:47 UTC

Short term

stomach irritation
loss of appetite
decreased oxygenation

Long term
*Risk factor for sixteen types of cancer
*Cardiac risks
*Lung disease

How to prevent?

osvaldoramirezperez28 — 2023-08-14 00:21:49 UTC

Promote self-esteem.
Maintain good communication.
Encourage them to behave responsibly.
Know the activities that your child does and promote leisure activities.
Talk about drugs.

How to talk about drugs in the classroom?

osvaldoramirezperez28 — 2023-08-14 03:26:49 UTC

It must be done from a comprehensive and respectful position, considering the student as a subject of law.

What not to do?

osvaldoramirezperez28 — 2023-08-14 04:43:39 UTC

Do not endanger your own safety. Some drugs can produce violent and unpredictable behaviors.
Do not try to reason with a person who is under the influence of drugs.
Do not express opinions by offering to help.

Conclusion

osvaldoramirezperez28 — 2023-08-14 04:50:38 UTC

The abusive consumption of drugs affects people, families, society, that is, a problem that affects us all and that needs to be faced by the different systems or groups of our society (Family, school, office, company , municipality, university, among others).