PCP
By: Zoe Olenik
What is PCP?
• Technical name- Phencyclidine
• Very similar to LSD, same drug level though as
cocaine.
• Schedule II Controlled Substance - illegal
• Developed in the 1950’s, this was an anesthetic
originally used for human medical use but was
then soon discontinued because of its side
effects.
• In its natural form, it is a white crystalline
powder that has a very foul chemical taste, but it
also dissolves very easily into drinks.
What is PCP? (continued)
• On the drug market, this drug tends to vary
from light to dark brown color and a powdery
to a gummy consistency.
• How you can consume this drug- tablets,
injection, capsules, or through a colored
powder which can be taken orally or snorted.
• People also take PCP through a liquid that can
be dissolved, or they take it by smoking it on a
leafy plant, which can even be marijuana.
What does PCP look like?
What are the short term effects of
PCP?
• Dangerous hallucinations
• Aggressive behavior
• He or she could lack rational judgment
• He or she feels no pain
• Willing to harm himself or herself or others
• Vomiting
• Poor coordination
• Extreme sweating
• Breathing shallowly
• Nausea
• Flickering of eyes or staring blankly at nothing
What are the long term effects of PCP?
• Memory loss
• Difficulty speaking
• Difficulty thinking clearly
• Depression
• Inability to complete tasks or communicate
• Manifestation in a psychotic state
• Brain damage
• Paranoia
• Suicidal thoughts
• Anxiety
• Difficulty paying attention
Physical Appearance Effects of
PCP
Street names for PCP
• Angel Dust – most common
• Peace Pill
• Hog
• Lovely
• Wack
• Ozone
• Dust
• Embalming Fluid
• Rocket Fuel
• Supergrass
INTERACT! : )
• http://edtools.mankindforward.com/crosswor
ds/485070/generate
Works Cited Page
• Recoveryconnection.org
• Narconon.org
• Linkedin.com
• Justice.org
• Drugs.com
• Awaremed.com
• Addictionsearch.com
• http://www.acadianaaddiction.com/addiction/pcp/symptoms-signs-
effects

Pcp

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    What is PCP? •Technical name- Phencyclidine • Very similar to LSD, same drug level though as cocaine. • Schedule II Controlled Substance - illegal • Developed in the 1950’s, this was an anesthetic originally used for human medical use but was then soon discontinued because of its side effects. • In its natural form, it is a white crystalline powder that has a very foul chemical taste, but it also dissolves very easily into drinks.
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    What is PCP?(continued) • On the drug market, this drug tends to vary from light to dark brown color and a powdery to a gummy consistency. • How you can consume this drug- tablets, injection, capsules, or through a colored powder which can be taken orally or snorted. • People also take PCP through a liquid that can be dissolved, or they take it by smoking it on a leafy plant, which can even be marijuana.
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    What does PCPlook like?
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    What are theshort term effects of PCP? • Dangerous hallucinations • Aggressive behavior • He or she could lack rational judgment • He or she feels no pain • Willing to harm himself or herself or others • Vomiting • Poor coordination • Extreme sweating • Breathing shallowly • Nausea • Flickering of eyes or staring blankly at nothing
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    What are thelong term effects of PCP? • Memory loss • Difficulty speaking • Difficulty thinking clearly • Depression • Inability to complete tasks or communicate • Manifestation in a psychotic state • Brain damage • Paranoia • Suicidal thoughts • Anxiety • Difficulty paying attention
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    Street names forPCP • Angel Dust – most common • Peace Pill • Hog • Lovely • Wack • Ozone • Dust • Embalming Fluid • Rocket Fuel • Supergrass
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    INTERACT! : ) •http://edtools.mankindforward.com/crosswor ds/485070/generate
  • 10.
    Works Cited Page •Recoveryconnection.org • Narconon.org • Linkedin.com • Justice.org • Drugs.com • Awaremed.com • Addictionsearch.com • http://www.acadianaaddiction.com/addiction/pcp/symptoms-signs- effects