An addiction is defined as the compulsive and uncontrollable consumption of toxic substances like drugs that results in both physiological dependency and psychological effects. Attempts to stop using the drug can produce intense emotional, mental and physical withdrawal reactions. The World Health Organization defines drug addiction as a psychic and physical state caused by drug consumption that results in compulsive behaviors to use the drug continuously or periodically in order to experience psychic effects or avoid withdrawal symptoms. Drug addiction involves an uncontrollable desire to consume a drug one has become accustomed to in order to experience certain effects.
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Drug addiction is complex illness characterized by compulsive and uncontrollable drug
craving, seeking and use that persists even in the face of extremely negative
consequences. Drug abuse and its disorders are the result of complex interaction of
sociological, biological and physiological factors. With the easy availability of semi-
synthetic products like heroin the abuse can be associated with more than one factors.
Tolerance means diminishing effect of the same dose of a drug or the need
to increase the dose to get a similar effect.
Habituation is the emotional or psychological need felt for a drug.
Dependence is the physical need to take the drug.
Prescription Drug Misuse: Among Young Adultsamankhosa
A project that explains the prevalence of prescription drug misuse, specifically among the young adult population. Includes information on warning and behavioural signs of prescription drug abuse, commonly abused prescription drugs, cultural awareness, and related policies and prevention strategies.
Drug addiction is complex illness characterized by compulsive and uncontrollable drug
craving, seeking and use that persists even in the face of extremely negative
consequences. Drug abuse and its disorders are the result of complex interaction of
sociological, biological and physiological factors. With the easy availability of semi-
synthetic products like heroin the abuse can be associated with more than one factors.
Tolerance means diminishing effect of the same dose of a drug or the need
to increase the dose to get a similar effect.
Habituation is the emotional or psychological need felt for a drug.
Dependence is the physical need to take the drug.
What are Addictions?
"Habitual patterns of intentional, appetitive behaviors
Become excessive and produce serious consequences, or
Stability of these problematic behavior patterns over time
Interrelated physiological and psychological components,or
Addicted individuals have difficulty modifying and stopping them ".
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3. ADDICTIONS
An addiction is defined as
the habit to let itself
dominate by the use of
toxic substances (drugs);
this compulsive and
uncontrollable
consumption entails a
physiological dependency
as much as psychological.
4. A characteristic of the
addiction is that the
attempt to finish or to
end it produces
emotional, mental and
physical intense
reactions, disagreeable
and until detrimental
for the health.
5. The World Health Organization defines the
addiction to drugs like “A psychic and physical
state, resulting of the consumption of a drug,
characterized by compulsive conduct that
makes the impulse irresistible use it,
continuous or periodically with the purpose of
to undergo psychic effects and, sometimes,
to avoid the malaise caused by her absence”
(Kolb, 1976).
6. Psico-addictive drug is called to any psico-addictive,
psico-trophic or narcotic substance (Latin stupor,
that induces sleep, that dulls, that gets someone
stupid).
What a drug is?
7. A narcotic is a chemical agent derived form
morphine that produces a state of critical moment
and a lack of nervous answer, and is characterized for
the person that consumes it, disconnects of its
surroundings. It is considered like drug to any
substance that makes a physical or psychological
change in a person.
8. What is the drug addiction?
Is an upheaval of the conduct
that consists of
uncontrollable desire to
consume a drug which a
person has become
accustomed itself, for to
obtaining certain effect.
9. The drug abuse consists of using these products
without medical prescription and with aims different
from the therapeutic ones.
- Antidiarrheals
- Anticolinergics
-Antispasmodics
- Analgesics
Besides the intestinal smooth muscle effect, they
produce some state of mental euphoria.
The abuse
10. Other drugs are
- Antitusive, that acts on the central nervous system
- Anorexigenics (blocking of the appetite)
- Substances derived from the benzedrine, that
produces stimulation, absence of dream and fatigue.
11. The dependency of
drugs is the
consumption of the drug
to fulfill psychological
and/or physiological
demands of the
organism for the
chemical agent to whom
someone is addict.