INHALANT ABUSE
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1. Inhalants are common household items that are inhaled to get high but can be dangerous when abused as they replace oxygen in the bloodstream and may cause death. 2. Symptoms of inhalant abuse include slurred speech, nausea, irritability, red eyes, lack of coordination, and empty chemical containers. 3. Relapse from inhalant abuse is common due to the inexpensive and easy access to these substances.
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The document discusses inhalants, which are substances that are intentionally inhaled to induce a high. It identifies four categories of inhalants and common street names. Inhalants are most commonly abused by young adolescents and children, with the highest rates of use among 8th graders. Inhalant use can cause sudden death and long term damage to organs. While effects include short term stimulation and inhibition, use carries high health risks like brain damage or death.
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- 1. Heather M. Welch Maria College OCT113-D1 Growth & Development Research Project Spring 2011 Inhalant Abuse
- 3. Liquids Aerosols Nitrites Gases
- 5. Air Blast Ames Amys Aroma of Men Huff Boppers Bullet Bullet Bolt Buzz Bomb Discorama Hardware Hippie Crack Hiagra in a Bottle Highball Moon Gas Thrust Snappers Heart-on Medusa Spray Pearls Whiteout Poppers Snotballs Shoot the Breeze Whippets Texas Shoe Shine Toilet Water Satan’s Secret Poor Man’s Pot Quicksilver Rush Snappers Laughing Gas Locker Room
- 8. Inhalants may cause the heart to become highly sensitive to the effects of adrenaline . is heart failure resulting from an irregular heartbeat, usually caused by stress or strenuous activity after using inhalants . Inhaled chemicals replace oxygen in the bloodstream which may result in death. Death can result any time a person uses inhalants; even the first time.
- 10. Please click on this link to open the video. http://www.nida.nih.gov/ResearchReports/Inhalants/Inhalants.html
- 12. Relapse from inhalant abuse is very common.
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