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- 1. CLUB DRUGS Amanda Gibree
- 2. Common Club Drugs • Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) • Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) • Ketamine • Rohypnol • Methamphetamine
- 3. • A.K.A- Ecstasy, X, E, Adam, Molly, Hug Beans & Love Drug • Action- synthetic, psychoactive drug, acts as both a stimulant and psychedelic • Description- Usually in tablet form and ingested orally, they typically have logos so dealers can compete with one another • Can have anabolic effects and is used by body-builders
- 4. POSITVE & NEGATIVE EFFECTS POSITIVE • Euphoria • Increased sex drive • Tranquility NEGATIVE • Sweating • Loss of consciousness (reported by 69%) • Nausea • Auditory and visual hallucinations • Headaches • Vomiting • Exhaustion • Sluggishness • Amnesia • Confusion • clumsiness
- 5. Withdrawals & Health Risks WITHDRAWALS • Insomnia • Anxiety • Tremors • Sweating • Can be severe and incapacitating HEALTH RISKS • Profound sedation • Seizures • Coma • Severe respiratory depression • death
- 6. • A.K.A- G, Liquid Ecstasy and Soap, “Date rape” drug • Action- central nervous depressant • Description- liquid or powder form taken orally, odorless, colorless and may have a soapy or salty taste, • Result of sexual assaults when combined with alcohol • Can have anabolic effects and is used by body-builders
- 7. POSITVE & NEGATIVE EFFECTS POSITIVE • Euphoria • Increased sex drive • Tranquility NEGATIVE • Become incapacitated • Induces amnesia • Sweating • Loss of consciousness (reported by 69% of users) • Nausea • Hallucinations • Coma
- 8. Withdrawals & Health Risks WITHDRAWALS • Fatigue • Loss of appetite • Depressed feelings • Trouble concentrating HEALTH RISKS • Damages serotonin neurons • Increased risk for circulatory or heart disease, increase heart rate and blood pressure • Liver damage • Dehydration • Hyperthermia • Heart or Kidney failure
- 9. • A.K.A- K, Special K, K2, Vitamin K, Super K, Super C, Lady K, Ket, Kit Kat, Ketaset, Ketaject, Jet, Super Acid, Green, Purple, mauve, Cat Tranquilizers • Action- general anesthetic, used in b • Description- clear liquid or off-white powder, can be given IV, IM, orally or added to marijuana and smoked
- 10. POSITVE & NEGATIVE EFFECTS POSITIVE • Powerful visual hallucinations NEGATIVE • Can produce “out-of-body” or “K-Hole” experiences that can be terrifying • Can create detachment from one’s self and surroundings • Alters perception of light and sound
- 11. Withdrawals & Health Risks WITHDRAWALS • Chills • Sweats • Excitation • Hallucinations • Teary eyes • Drug cravings HEALTH RISKS • Lethargy • Delirium • Sedation • Chest pain • Respiratory depression • Elevated heart rate • Loss of coordination • Muscle rigidity • Amnesia • Seizures • Coma
- 12. • A.K.A- forget-me-not, roches, roofies, ruffles, date rape drug, laa roche, R2, rib, roach, roofenol, rope, lunch money drug, Mexican Valium, • Action- intermediate-acting benzodiazepine, similar to Valium • Description- in the past was a white tablet, but it is now a light green caplet with a blue core • Result of sexual assaults when combined with alcohol
- 13. POSITVE & NEGATIVE EFFECTS POSITIVE • Sedation • Muscle relaxation • Reduction in anxiety • Prevention of convulsions NEGATIVE • Partial amnesia • Drowsiness
- 14. Withdrawals & Health Risks WITHDRAWALS HEALTH RISKS • Loss of motor control • Lack of coordination • Slurred speech • Confusion • Gastrointestinal disturbances • Respiratory depression
- 15. • Typically called designer drugs because they are manmade and not derived from nature • These new drugs are usually related to parental compounds of “traditional” drugs such as amphetamines and LSD • These drugs tend to be abused at bars, nightclubs, concerts, and parties • Typically abused by teens and young adults • For most of these drugs it can be difficult to determine source, chemicals and possible contaminants
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