2. Doping is:
• A drug taken by an athlete to improve
performance
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• Anabolic steroids
• Blood boosters such as erythropoietin
• Beta blockers
3. How people use it
• Use their own blood which is taken out and stored
until they need a boost and transfuse it back in
• Blood doping
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4. Why people dope
• Training effect and artificially enhances them.
• Specifically that the drug used exerts a therapeutic
effect that training alone can’t.
• Some athletes develop physiques that stretch limits
5. Doping’s several effects
• Doping has been linked to a number of cancers
• It can lead to premature heart disease as well.
• Mood disorders or roid rage
• Suffer from sudden collapse of backbone
7. Doping’s several effects
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• Psychological Disturbance
• Musculoskeletal effects
• Increased mortality
• Extra levels of testosterone in their bodies
8. Male and Female Effects
Male Female
• Impotence with chronic • They start to look manlier, or
or repeated use. “masculinization/hirsutism.”
• Start to grow excessive hair
• There testicular starts to growth on the face & body
shrink. • There vocal cords start to thicken
which causes the deepening of
• They start to get a breast the voice
enlargement. • Enlargement of the clitoris.
• They also start to have a • Abnormal menstrual cycles
prostatic enlargement (suppression of ovarian function
and menstruation)
• Reduction of sperm • Their breast starts to reduce in
production size.
• Lastly, premature • Some woman get polycystic
ovarian syndrome, which is a
baldness. genetic disease.
9. To get further into doping
• Inserting genes into DNA
• Repoxygen
• Type of gene therapy that releases erythropoietin
• Treats anemia
10. What is a pharmacist?
• Pharmacists distribute prescription drugs to
individuals. Most pharmacists work in a community
setting, such as a retail drugstore, or in a healthcare
facility, such as a hospital.
11. Pharmacist
• Education Required:4 yr. pharmacy
degree, mathematics, and natural science
• Salary: $77,390 $92,760-$121,310 $131,440
• Related Careers: Physical
therapist, Chiropractors, and a doctor
12. High school experience
• Attended River Hill High School from 2012-2016
• Attended Allied Health Academy, Health and
Biosciences Cluster
• You must maintain a “c” average in all academic
coursework
• Complete at least 6-8 hours of work-site experience
per week.
13. College
• Attended University of Maryland from 2016-2020
• Program of study: Pharmacology
• Tuition is $22,433 for Maryland residents, and $39,804
for out of state residents.
14. Community
Service/Achievements
• Made food for seniors, 30 hour famine, planted
flowers and painted buildings in Baltimore. (church)
• Studied in health
• Played in the orchestra 3rd grade to 12th grade.
(violin)
• Played soccer, figure-skating, swimming, and track
and field.
15. Qualification
• I am qualified because I have gotten my 4 year
pharmacy degree studied mathematics and
natural science. I have also have been to an
academy and studied there as well.
