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The document discusses the causes and consequences of smoking, drinking, and drug use. For each substance, it lists common reasons for starting as forgetting problems, fitting in, and feeling good. It then outlines serious health effects like disease, addiction, and death. The document advocates for prevention through education on health risks, anti-smoking/drinking/drug campaigns, and increasing costs of these substances.
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This document is a slide presentation on social issues. It contains sections on defining social issues, substance abuse, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The objectives are to define social issues, describe their characteristics, recognize reasons for substance abuse and STIs, and develop solutions. It provides information on various social issues like poverty and domestic violence. It also discusses the misuse of substances like tobacco, alcohol, and drugs. The effects of substance abuse on individuals and society are explored. Finally, it covers STIs, including common symptoms and who should be screened. A quiz at the end tests the understanding of topics like tolerance, hallucinogens, and STIs.
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Dr. Amit Gupta discusses the harms of substance use and addiction. Regular substance use often begins with gateway drugs like alcohol and cannabis. Over time, tolerance increases and withdrawal effects occur, leading to dependence. Prolonged drug abuse physically changes the brain to reinforce drug-taking behaviors and cravings. Addiction negatively impacts individuals' health, families through neglect of responsibilities and draining of financial resources, and society through increased healthcare costs and crime. The document outlines various health complications of commonly abused substances and how addiction progresses from use to dealing drugs.
Aging substance abuse- mh - chronic pain
OBJECTIVES:
Demonstrate, Recognize, Define & Identify what we mean by “AGING”
Identify special considerations for this population including :
Substance Abuse (Alcohol & Opioids) Mental Health (Depression & Anxiety), Grief and Loss,( loss of a loved one or function) , Suicide
Other Physical Maladies -Chronic Pain-Knees, Hips, Shoulders , (Heart Diabetes, Hypertension, Cataracts, Glaucoma , Dementia, Alzheimers
Problematic Gambling, Financial Issues
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Insel10ebrup Ppt Ch08
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1. Most deaths are caused by behaviors we engage in and lifestyle choices we make.
2. Having a family history of heart disease does not determine your risk, as there are things you can do to lower your risk like maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
3. The leading cause of preventable death in the US is smoking. Making better choices about diet, physical activity, and avoiding tobacco can significantly improve health outcomes.
Hard to answer questions
These questions will make us think about ourselves. In other words, these questions will force a bit of introspection. So why us?
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Family related problems
This document discusses threats to families from D SPEARS, which stands for disintegration of family, substance abuse, parental absenteeism, economic difficulties, absence of family goals and deteriorating values, rising incidence of early sexual involvement and teenage pregnancies, and strong negative influence of media on the family. It provides information on how these threats can damage families by causing issues like parental absenteeism, economic hardship for children, and exposure to unhealthy influences. The document also discusses ways to educate children about avoiding drugs and maintaining family solidarity despite challenges.
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Drugs are chemical substances that alter brain functioning to provide pleasurable sensations. People try drugs for various reasons like fitting in, relaxing, escaping problems, or because drugs are easily available. When drug use moves beyond occasional to frequent use, it can become problematic, causing issues like withdrawal symptoms if the drug is unavailable, conflict with friends and family who disapprove of the drug use, mood swings, and legal or financial problems.
Unclean drinking water can spread infectious diseases and negatively impact public health. The poor are most vulnerable to issues from unclean water as they spend large portions of their income obtaining water and have to travel long distances to collect water. Problems from unclean water include water-borne diseases like cholera
Turning the Tide on the Silver Tsunami
Demonstrate, Recognize, Define and Identify what we mean by aging
Describe Substance Use Disorders (Marijuna, Alcohol & Opioids)
Identify Mental Health Issues (Depression & Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Suicide )
Soc01 Hudson, Randy
The document poses a series of questions about various social issues in the United States, including fast food consumption and obesity, the influence of advertising on child behavior, the popularity of smoking among teens, the effects of political ads and media on elections, links between drug use, music, suicide rates, teen pregnancy and dropout rates, the impact of celebrities, profanity and violence on TV, and the effects of campus involvement and sports on college success.
Substance Abuse
The document discusses substance abuse among youth and provides information on different drugs and their effects. It notes that substance abuse is the uncontrolled, unprescribed use of any substance that can harm physical or mental health. Many youth do not see alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana as drugs, and over half of youth between 10-17 have tried at least one drug. The rise in HIV/AIDS and STDs among youth is linked to drug abuse.
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- 1. Dependencies
- 2. Smoking Causes? FORGET PROBLEMS HEART (LOVE) PROBLEMS FAMILY PROBLEMS BROKEN HOME TO BELONG TO A GROUP HANG AROUND WITH OLDER CROWD PRETEND HE/SHE IS IMPORTANT/DIFFERENT FASHIONABLE
- 3. ???!!! Consequences? COUGHS INCREASED PHLEGM WHEEZINESS SHORTNESS OF BREATH GENETIC CHANGES IN THE LUNGS INCREASES THE RISK OF LUNG CANCER DEATH
- 4. INFORMATION ABOUT THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF SMOKING HEALTH EDUCATION ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGNS HIGH PRICES SMOKING PREVENTION
- 5. Causes??? DRINKING FORGET PROBLEMS HEART (LOVE) PROBLEMS FAMILY PROBLEMS FEEL GOOD GROW UP IN FAMILIES WHO DRINK HANG AROUND WITH OLDER CROWD PRETEND HE/SHE IS IMPORTANT/DIFFERENT TO BE SOCIABLE IN A PARTY LACK OF SELF-ESTEEM
- 6. ??? ACADEMIC PROBLEMS / DROPOUTS ABSENTEEISM / BAD RESULTS AT SCHOOL AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE AT HOME ACCIDENTS ON THE ROAD, AT HOME, AT WORK ADDICTION / ALCOHOLISM DISEASES CIRRHOSIS (LIVER) DEATH Consequences???
- 7. ?????? Drinking Prevention Health Education Information about the health effects of drinking Anti-drinking campaigns High prices
- 8. Causes??? Taking drugs FORGET PROBLEMS HEART (LOVE) PROBLEMS FAMILY PROBLEMS FEEL GOOD / RELAXED RELAXED ATTITUDE TO LIFE HANG AROUND WITH OTHER “FRIENDS” IMMEDIATE / SHORT EFFECTS TO BE SOCIABLE IN A PARTY LACK OF SELF-ESTEEM
- 9. ??? ACADEMIC PROBLEMS / DROPOUTS ABSENTEEISM / BAD RESULTS AT SCHOOL AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE ADDICTION RUIN YOUR LIFE DISEASES DEATH Consequences?
- 10. Drug Prevention ? HEALTH EDUCATION INFORMATION ABOUT THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF DRUGS ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGNS HIGH PRICES
- 11. SMOKING KILLS
- 12. DRINKING KILLS
- 13. DRUGS KILL