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This document discusses drug addiction in Pakistan. It defines drug addiction as the habitual use of substances to alter the mind or body for non-medical reasons. It notes there are over 7 million drug addicts in Pakistan, with 700 deaths from drug addiction daily compared to only 39 from terrorism. The document outlines causes of drug addiction like curiosity, peer pressure, and low self-esteem, and negative effects like health issues, unemployment, and loss of education. It suggests protective factors like alternative activities, self-confidence, and avoiding drug use.
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JUVENILE
DELINQUENCY
THE CORE 5E
Chapter 10:
Drug Use and
Delinquency
Marijuana and Hashish
Marijuana
Produced from the leaves of cannabis
sativa
Hashish
Concentrated form of cannabis made of
unadulterated resin from the female plant
Main ingredient in both is tetrahydrocannabinol
(THC)
A mild hallucinogen
Most commonly used drug by teenagers
Large amounts causes distortions that produce
hallucinatory effects
Not physically addictive, but long term effects debatable
Cocaine, Crack & Heroin
Cocaine
Alkaloid derivative of the coca plant
Most powerful natural stimulant that produces euphoria, restlessness,
and excitement
It can be sniffed, snorted, or injected
Immediate feeling or rush is short lived
Crack
Processed street cocaine
Gained popularity in the mid-1980s
Relatively inexpensive
Can provide a powerful high and is highly addictive
Heroin
Most dangerous commonly abused drug
Alcohol
Drug of choice for most teenagers
64% of high school seniors reported abusing it in the past
year
70% say they have tried it
By the 12th grade, 51% reported having been drunk
Negatively impacts society
Factor in nearly half of all murders, suicides, and
accidental deaths
1.4 million drivers are arrested each year for D.U.I.
840,000 more are arrested for alcohol-related offenses
The economic cost is staggering: $185 billion lost lost
each year
Impact on Health
Long term use is linked to depression and physical
ailments, ranging from heart disease to cirrhosis of the
liver
Perceived Benefits
Reduces tension, enhances pleasure, improves social
skills, and some claim it transforms experiences for the
better
Other Drugs
Anesthetic Drugs
Central nervous system depressants
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Inhalants
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followed by disorientation, slurred speech, and drowsiness
Sedatives and barbiturates
Depress the central nervous system, creating a sleeplike condition
Tranquillizers
Reduce anxiety and promote relaxation
Overuse can lead to addiction, and withdrawal can be painful and
hazardous
Other Drugs
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disturbing the viewers consciousness
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• LSD
• Stimulants
• Synthetic drugs that increase blood pressure, breathing rate,
bodily activity, and elevate mood
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- 1. Name : FAHAD ID# : 5328
- 3. Definition Dependency Types of drugs Causes Other factors Negative effects Protective factors Drugs ratio in Pakistan Drugs control
- 4. Drug addiction means habitual use of any chemical substance to alter states of body or mind for other than medically warranted purposes.
- 5. Those Who take drugs Addicted to certain drug
- 6. Psychological dependence is the subjective feeling that the user needs the drugs to maintain a feeling of well-being. E.g.: Cocaine, Cigaratte, Hashish, Alcohol etc
- 8. Curiosity Gateway drugs Peer pressure Environment Alteration of the perception of reality Less self esteem and stress
- 9. Family management problems Poorly defined rules Inconsistent application of rules Lack of monitoring Excessive discipline Negative communication patterns Poor anger management
- 10. Physical and mental disorder Health effected People hate them Irrespectable person Loss of education Jobless criminals
- 11. Involvement in alternative activities Sense of well being and self-confidence
- 12. Positive future plans Healthy coping strategies to deal with stress Positive attitude towards learning
- 13. Knowledge about risks associated with substance use
- 14. Negative attitude towards substance use
- 15. Around 7 million drug addicts in Pakistan. Drug-related deaths were greater than those caused by terrorism 39 each day compared to the 700 deaths from drug addiction every day.
- 16. Many medical complexes Sub-Regional corporations Rehab centers
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