3. the World Health Organization
inhalation
drug is any
substance which, is capable of acting on
when introduced ingestion the central nervous
into a living system, causing a
organism by any physical alteration or
intramuscular
route psychological
intravenous
have the ability to produce
drugs can change the
tolerance and dependence
behavior of the person
consumers.

4. can alter or modify one or more mental functions
Induce repeated administration by generating pleasure
The cessation of consumption can lead to great discomfort
somatic or psychic
They have no medical use and if they do, can be used for
non-therapeutic

5. DRUG TYPES
MARIJUANA INHALANTS
COCAINE CRACK
ALCOHOL PACO
SNUFF Amphetamines
NEWT PEYOTE
HEROIN CAFFEINE
LSD KETAMINE

8. SNUFF
 Is obtained from the leaves
of various plants of the genus
Nicotiana tabacum.
 Contains nicotine which
makes it very addictive
 The most common
pathological process caused
by snuff is bronchitis and
emphysema.
 The snuff negatively
influences male sexual
potency.

9. SNUFF
Is obtained from the leaves of
the coca plant
 It is a central nervous system
stimulant, an appetite
suppressant, and a topical
anesthetic.
Cocaine increases the risk of
thrombosis, stroke and
myocardial infarction,
Continued use by nasal
aspiration of cocaine can cause
nasal congestion, ulceration of
the mucous membrane.

11. Heroin is derived from morphine, a naturally occurring
substance extracted from the seed pod of the Asian poppy
plant.

12. When heroin is consumed
repeatedly, the brain adapts
and becomes less and less
sensitive to this substance,
so the dose should be
gradually increased
consumption to get the same
effects.

13. Impact: Liver and kidney
Lung damage, including
pneumonia and tuberculosis
Decayed teeth
Marked or blocked veins
Infectious diseases such as
Muscle and joint problems hepatitis or HIV

16. Impact:
Encourages diseases such as
chronic bronchitis, pulmonary
emphysema and lung cancer.
Furthermore, bronchodilator
effect enhances the absorption of
toxic substances.

17. Psychosis and schizophrenia. tachycardia. And Arrhythmias
Bronchopulmonary disease and
various cancers.
There's trouble in memory and learning Emotional disorders (anxiety, depression)
and personality.

19. It is the name by which
it is known to a broad
group of substances
produced by chemical
synthesis, among
which should be noted
ecstasy, GHB,
ketamine, PCP or
"angel dust."

20. It is a synthetic, chemically
similar to
methamphetamine
(stimulant) and
to mescaline (a
hallucinogen), although
the
effects that are not clearly
sum of both.

21.  Sociability, euphoria, disinhibition.
 Increased self-esteem.
 Loquacity.
 Restlessness,
Confusion, overwhelm.
 Tachycardia, arrhythmia and The association of ecstasy
hypertension. to a great physical activity,
 Dry mouth, sweating like dancing
 Chills, nausea. for hours, can lead to
 Contraction of the jaw, tremors. "heat stroke" which
Dehydration. consists of a
 Increased body temperature or "heat increase in body
stroke". temperature that can
cause kidney failure.

22. It is a stimulant
amphetamine derivative
with potent effects on
the nervous system.
Although globally, in
terms of production and
trafficking,
methamphetamine has
more relevance than
amphetamine or ecstasy,

23. • Increased attention.
• Reduced fatigue.
• Reduced appetite.
• A feeling of euphoria.
• Increased heart rate.
• Hyperthermia (heat stroke).
• Seizures.
• Overdose.
• Increased libido.
• Sexual risk.
• paranoid disorders.
• Reaction Acute lead used as a
reagent (intravenously).

24. EFFECTS OF DRUGS ON
THE HUMAN BODY

25. The drug abuse
causes psychic
alterations,
physicses and of
conduct.

26. The drugs  cerebral damages.
cause:  It reduce the capability of
coordination and
concentration
 Nervousness
 Excessive increase of
appetite
 Isolation
 memory can look affected,
and
 it can present difficulties in
the processes of learning.

27. Besides
Chronic bronchitis
cancer of lung,
increase of blood
pressure,
heart failure,
 impotence, and
another effects.

29. In the case of drug
generate overdose or
critical poisoning in a
person, it is essential
to implement
emergency
treatment.
This shows that all
drug treatment
depends directly on
the type of drug.

30. It is a partial suspension of the
drug that the addict is
dependent, this is done under
controlled situations, and it
often provides a similar drug
to reduce the dangers of
abstinence.

32. Typically these
processes are Apart from therapies,
We define rehabilitation there are other activities:
as the next step in prolonged for more
Physical Education
detoxification. There are than one month.
different therapies: Spiritual Guidance
individual, group or Self Help Group 12
family. Steps
Art Therapy
Rehabilitation

34. In Peru there is an
institution dedicated to the
fight against drugs. Centro
de Información y
Educación para la
Prevención del Abuso de
Drogas (CEDRO), private
Peruvian organization
nonprofit, founded in 1986
through an initiative of
Peruvians of various
professions.