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    This document discusses drugs, their classification, effects and consequences of abuse. It defines drugs as natural or synthetic substances that stimulate or depress cells. Drug abuse is using drugs contrary to their intended purpose, while addiction is chronic intoxication detrimental to the individual. Dependence involves physical or psychological reliance on dangerous drugs. Positive effects include medical treatment, but negative consequences range from mild to severe like organ damage or death. Drugs are classified and penalties for possession or use are outlined according to Philippine law. Statistics on drug arrests and operations in the country are also presented.

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    This document discusses drugs, their classification, effects and consequences of abuse. It defines drugs as natural or synthetic substances that stimulate or depress cells. Drug abuse is using drugs contrary to their intended purpose, while addiction is chronic intoxication detrimental to the individual. Dependence involves physical or psychological reliance on dangerous drugs. Positive effects include medical treatment, but negative consequences range from mild to severe like organ damage or death. Drugs are classified and penalties for possession or use are outlined according to Philippine law. Statistics on drug arrests and operations in the country are also presented.

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    DRUGS

    • any substance that is either natural or


    synthetic that stimulates, depresses or irritates
    specialized cells

    • It is any substance that


    brought about physical,
    psychological and behavioral
    change to the person taking it.
    DRUG ABUSE
    • it is the use of drug contrary to its use

    DRUG ADDICTION
    • it is the state of chronic or periodic intoxication
    detrimental to the individual and society at large
    produced by repeated drug consumption
    DRUG DEPENDENCE

    • it is the state of psychic or physical dependence


    or both on dangerous drug arising in a person
    following administration or use of that drug in a
    periodic or continuous basis
    Positive Effect of Drugs
    When properly used or
    taken:
    • produces the desired result
    • treatment of diseases and ailment
    • can be an instrument to a healthy body
    NEGATIVE Effect of Drugs
    • also referred to as drug abuse
    • affect the state of the body and mind
    • either depressing or stimulating
    • Dilated pupils
    • Elevated blood pressure and heart rate
    • Chest pain
    • Euphoric effect or light feeling
    • Lung and Brain damage
    • Death
    IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF DRUGS
    1

    4
    CLASSIFICATION OF DRUGS
    MARIJUANA
    33.65

    INHALANTS, 4.82

    SHABU
    81.36
    • known as UPPERS that affects the central nervous system
    • It increase alertness, alleviate fatigue, reduce hunger,
    wakefulness, locomotion, and excitation

    (ECSTACY, PARTY DRUG or X)


    • known as DOWNERS, HYPNOTIC DRUG and
    SEDATIVES that affects the central nervous system.
    • it depresses and weakens the body
    • it is also known as PSYCHEDELICS and DISSOCIATIVES
    that affects the central nervous system.
    • it affects the way we think, the sensation, self-awareness and
    emotions that causes hallucination and delusions to the person
    taking drugs
    •Ephedrine – main ingredient of shabu causing brain damage
    •Toluene – chemical use for paints, adhesive etc.
    • Methanol/Alcohol – Gasoline Additives
    • Acetone – nail cleaner
    • Lithium – Batteries acid
    • Sulfuric acid – drain cleaner
    • Muriatic acid – pool acid
    GATEWAY of DRUGS
    Smoking and Drinking
    in your studies
    • can affect the brain to function (concentration,focus,memory)
    • it can last for at least 48 hours
    • increase heart rate, weakens the heart muscles and affect blood
    pressure
    • may result in absences that leads to
    lower grades
    • higher rate of dropping out
    Penalties under RA 9165

    ARTICLE II Sec. 11 (possession of prohibited drugs)

    Imprisonment of 12 to 20 years and a fine ranging from


    P300k to 400k for less than 5 grams of prohibited drugs
    mentioned in the law.

    ARTICLE II Sec. 15 (use of dangerous drugs)


    Minimum of 6 mos. Rehabilitation in a government
    center for 1st offender
    Imprisonment of 6 years to 12 years + fine of 50K to
    200k for 2nd time offender
    No. of arrested persons and filed cases by PDEA in 2016
    had reached 27, 943
    Covering July 1, 2016 to Jan. 30, 2017

    PNP visited 7,026,844 homes as part of Operation Tokhang


    PNP conducted 43,434 operations against illegal drugs
    PNP arrested 43,432 people (25,694 are users and 28,280
    are pushers)
    2, 602 people were killed during these operations.
    1, 237,962 PNP operations
    -95% surrendered (1.181 million)
    - 4.3% arrested (53,974)
    - 0.21% killed
    June 2001 3 years, 5 months later

    THERESA BAXTER
    4 YEARS
    AUGUST 1996 LATER

    PERRY BENNETT
    DECEMBER 1999 3 MONTHS LATER
    JOSEPH HARRIS
    JULY 2003 17 MONTHS LATER

    JENNIFER LUNDGREN
    RIP
    NBP (Death)
    (Prison)
    NCMH
    (Mental Hospital)

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