Lesson 39Lesson 39BellringerBellringer

1.1. Write 3 of your long term goals in Write 3 of your long term goals in your notebook.your notebook.

2.2. Explain how using drugs might Explain how using drugs might interfere with these goals.interfere with these goals.

3.3. What can you do to ensure a drug-What can you do to ensure a drug-free lifestyle throughout the course free lifestyle throughout the course of your life?of your life?

Lesson 39Lesson 39Avoiding Illegal Drug UseAvoiding Illegal Drug Use

What are the consequences What are the consequences of using inhalants?of using inhalants?

DeathDeath NauseaNausea VomitingVomiting HeadacheHeadache DizzinessDizziness Brain damageBrain damage Irregular heartbeatIrregular heartbeat Difficulty breathingDifficulty breathing Damage to immune Damage to immune

systemsystem

Heart damageHeart damage Kidney damageKidney damage Bone marrow damageBone marrow damage Impaired judgment and Impaired judgment and

reasoningreasoning Psychological or physical Psychological or physical

dependencedependence Impaired coordinationImpaired coordination Impaired visionImpaired vision Impaired reaction timeImpaired reaction time DisorientationDisorientation ConfusionConfusion Impaired decision makingImpaired decision making Fights, crime, violenceFights, crime, violence

Look at the brain scan on Look at the brain scan on p.437 p.437

Why do you think using inhalants Why do you think using inhalants causes brain damage?causes brain damage?

Many inhalants are flammable. Due Many inhalants are flammable. Due to impairment many users burn up to impairment many users burn up very quickly and die in the flames.very quickly and die in the flames.

What are the consequences of What are the consequences of using marijuana?using marijuana?

Lung damageLung damage Damage to respiratory Damage to respiratory

systemsystem CancerCancer Harm to the reproductive Harm to the reproductive

systemsystem Harm to developing baby if Harm to developing baby if

pregnantpregnant Short-term memory lossShort-term memory loss Impaired concentrationImpaired concentration Lose train of thoughtLose train of thought Do things that they regretDo things that they regret Take unnecessary risksTake unnecessary risks

Amotivational syndrome- Amotivational syndrome- persistent loss of ambition persistent loss of ambition and motivationand motivation

ToleranceTolerance Psychological dependencePsychological dependence Impaired ability to judge Impaired ability to judge

distancedistance Slowed reaction timeSlowed reaction time Accidents/ crashesAccidents/ crashes ParanoiaParanoia Panic attacksPanic attacks PsychosesPsychoses

How can ecstasy harm you?How can ecstasy harm you? ConfusionConfusion DepressionDepression InsomniaInsomnia Severe anxietySevere anxiety ParanoiaParanoia Extreme fearExtreme fear Muscle tensionMuscle tension Teeth clenchingTeeth clenching NauseaNausea Blurred visionBlurred vision FaintnessFaintness ChillsChills SweatingSweating

Increased heart rateIncreased heart rate Increased blood pressureIncreased blood pressure Brain damageBrain damage Memory impairmentMemory impairment DehydrationDehydration Heart failureHeart failure Kidney failureKidney failure DeathDeath HeatstrokeHeatstroke

Illegal drugs are not Illegal drugs are not regulated by the FDA. regulated by the FDA. This means you don’t This means you don’t

know where they came know where they came from or what else is in from or what else is in them. Other drugs or them. Other drugs or toxic substances like toxic substances like

cleaning materials can be cleaning materials can be mixed in.mixed in.

These drugs or chemicals can These drugs or chemicals can make you sick and cause make you sick and cause

death.death.

What risks are associated with What risks are associated with hallucinogens?hallucinogens?

Increased heart Increased heart raterate

Increased blood Increased blood pressurepressure

TremorsTremors NauseaNausea FlashbacksFlashbacks ToleranceTolerance

Impaired judgmentImpaired judgment Slowed reaction Slowed reaction

timetime AngerAnger AggressionAggression ViolenceViolence

Studies show that the best way to be Studies show that the best way to be successful at something is to successful at something is to

surround yourself with others who surround yourself with others who are successful. If all your friends are are successful. If all your friends are physically fit you are more likely to physically fit you are more likely to

be fit also.be fit also. 1.1. What makes you want to be friends What makes you want to be friends

with someone? with someone?

2.2. How do you choose your friends? How do you choose your friends?

3.3. Is it easier to be drug free when Is it easier to be drug free when your friends are also drug free? your friends are also drug free? Why?Why?

In 1998 In 1998 47% of young people thought that 47% of young people thought that

drinking 5 drinks on a single occasion drinking 5 drinks on a single occasion once once or twice a week was a great or twice a week was a great risk.risk.

31% thought smoking marijuana 31% thought smoking marijuana once a once a month was a great riskmonth was a great risk

54% thought using cocaine once a 54% thought using cocaine once a month month was a great riskwas a great risk

These are all great These are all great risksrisks

Healthy People 2010 have a goal of 80 % associating these activities with great risk.

How can we raise awareness How can we raise awareness among teens of the risks among teens of the risks

associated with substance associated with substance abuse? abuse?

Think-pair-shareThink-pair-share

1.1. Take 1 minute and think about your Take 1 minute and think about your answer silentlyanswer silently

2.2. Turn and tell a partner what you Turn and tell a partner what you think.think.

3.3. Listen to what your partner came up Listen to what your partner came up with.with.

4.4. Share the best answer with the class.Share the best answer with the class.

What are the risks associated What are the risks associated with stimulants?with stimulants?

Heart attack Heart attack SeizureSeizure DeathDeath TremorsTremors VomitingVomiting Quickened movementsQuickened movements Increased heart rateIncreased heart rate Increased blood pressureIncreased blood pressure StrokeStroke Sores near the noseSores near the nose Holes between the nostrilsHoles between the nostrils Runny noseRunny nose Sore throatSore throat Hoarse voiceHoarse voice ConfusionConfusion

AnxietyAnxiety AggressivenessAggressiveness ParanoiaParanoia HallucinationsHallucinations DependenceDependence Increased risk for HIV and Increased risk for HIV and

hepatitis Bhepatitis B Impaired reasoning and Impaired reasoning and

judgmentjudgment AccidentsAccidents ViolenceViolence Irregular heartbeatIrregular heartbeat Stomach irritationStomach irritation Increased urine productionIncreased urine production NervousnessNervousness IrritabilityIrritability

Lesson 39Lesson 39Bellringer Day 2Bellringer Day 2

1.1. Tell me one reason why you will Tell me one reason why you will choose to stay drug free.choose to stay drug free.

2.2. Who cares most about you?Who cares most about you?

3.3. Who or what aggravates you the Who or what aggravates you the most?most?

What risks are associated with What risks are associated with narcotic use?narcotic use?

Slowed breathing rateSlowed breathing rate ComaComa DeathDeath DrowsinessDrowsiness NauseaNausea Rapid heartbeatRapid heartbeat Clammy skinClammy skin VomitingVomiting Skin rashSkin rash Impaired judgmentImpaired judgment DepressionDepression LazyLazy

DependenceDependence WithdrawalWithdrawal Mood swingsMood swings Increased sensitivity to Increased sensitivity to

painpain Neglect personal hygieneNeglect personal hygiene Neglect responsibilitiesNeglect responsibilities MalnutritionMalnutrition InfectionInfection IllnessIllness InjuryInjury HIV and hepatitis BHIV and hepatitis B AccidentsAccidents ViolenceViolence CrimeCrime

Look at the table on p.447Look at the table on p.447

1.1. Which drugs have a legitimate Which drugs have a legitimate medicinal value?medicinal value?

What risks are associated with What risks are associated with sedative-hypnotics?sedative-hypnotics?

Slowed respirationSlowed respiration ComaComa DeathDeath Slurred speechSlurred speech Lack of coordinationLack of coordination Clammy skinClammy skin Dilated pupilsDilated pupils AccidentsAccidents CrimeCrime ViolenceViolence

Inability to stay awakeInability to stay awake Impaired reasoning Impaired reasoning

and judgmentand judgment LazyLazy TiredTired DepressionDepression DependenceDependence WithdrawalWithdrawal

How do steroids harm the How do steroids harm the body?body?

Reduce sperm countReduce sperm count SterilitySterility impotenceimpotence BaldnessBaldness Painful urinationPainful urination Missed periodsMissed periods Body and Facial hair Body and Facial hair

on girlson girls AcneAcne

Roid rages- aggressive Roid rages- aggressive behaviorbehavior

SuicideSuicide HostilityHostility DependenceDependence WithdrawalWithdrawal HIV/ Hepatitis BHIV/ Hepatitis B Jail timeJail time Accidents, violence Accidents, violence

crimecrimeObtaining steroids or providing someone with steroids without a valid medical prescription is illegal and punishable by law.

How can you resist pressure to How can you resist pressure to use illegal drugs?use illegal drugs?

use assertive behavioruse assertive behaviorgive a reasongive a reasonuse nonverbal behavioruse nonverbal behavioravoid pressuring situationsavoid pressuring situationsavoid people who use avoid people who use resist pressureresist pressure influence others to choose influence others to choose

responsible behaviorresponsible behavior

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