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TYPES OF DRUGS AND THEIR AFFECTS PART 2

TYPES OF DRUGS AND THEIR AFFECTS PART 2. Club Drugs. Illegal drugs that are found mostly in nightclubs or at raves. These drugs make people feel more relaxed Ecstasy Rohypnol- known as “date rape” drug Ketamine- “special k”

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TYPES OF DRUGS AND THEIR AFFECTS PART 2

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  1. TYPES OF DRUGS AND THEIR AFFECTS PART 2

  2. Club Drugs • Illegal drugs that are found mostly in nightclubs or at raves. • These drugs make people feel more relaxed • Ecstasy • Rohypnol- known as “date rape” drug • Ketamine- “special k” • These drugs are made in home labs and they are mixed with other harmful chemicals • This means a person who uses club drugs never knows what exactly is in them.

  3. Dangers of Club Drugs • Ecstasy users may experience • Tingly skin, clenched jaws • Increases the heart rate and body temp. • This damages organs • Make a person feel anxious and paranoid • Rohypnol • Makes a persons blood pressure drop • User feels dizzy and very sleepy • Blackouts and memory loss • Loss of consciousness • A person slipped this drug usually will not remember what happened • This is why it is called the date rape drug….a major crime.

  4. Dangers of Club Drugs • Ketamine • Deadly if abused • Causes hallucinations • Memory loss • A small overdose can cause death • Many teens die from using this drug.

  5. Narcotics • Narcotics • Drugs that get rid of pain and dull senses • Ex. Morphine and codeine • Both are used as medicine, both are very addictive • Heroin is a narcotic • Taken through an injection in arm or between toes. • Gives the user an instant high or feeling of happiness. • Once the drug wears off, user experiences nausea, stomach cramps, and vomiting. • People need larger amounts very quickly, so it is easy to overdose • HIV and AIDS can occur due to many heroin users sharing needles • Can be very addictive and withdrawal symptoms are very painful.

  6. Hallucinogens • Hallucinogens • Drugs that distort moods, thoughts, and senses • Creates imaginary images in the users mind • Less sensitive to pain • Confused and disoriented • Some people become violent

  7. Inhalants • Inhalants • Vapors of chemicals that are sniffed or inhaled to get a high • Most come from household products • Ex. Bleach, cleaning liquids, glue • Causes nausea, dizziness, mental confusion, loss of motor skills • When inhaled it goes straight to the brain

  8. Steroids • Steroids • Make muscles grow faster and larger • Your body already makes steroids to help you grow and develop Artificial steroids contain fake hormones • Symptoms • Hard time controlling anger • “roid rage” • in males the testicles can shrink • Also stunt overall growth • In females- effects production of estrogen • This results in a deeper voice, excess facial hair, masculine looking body • In both males and females • Heart disease, high blood pressure, strokes, cancer, sterile, hair loss, liver damage, depression and severe acne

  9. Unborn Babies • If a pregnant female is using drugs, alcohol or tobacco can: • Give birth to a low weight baby • Brain problems for baby • Hurt the baby’s development • If drugs are injected while pregnant the baby can be infected with the HIV virus as well as the mother.

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