Group 2 NSTP 1D

MODULE 13:
SUBSTANCE
USE
National Service Training Program
(NSTP1)
EDUCATION
Mam April Joy Managuelod
R.A 9165
"Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of
2002"
(June 7, 2002)
-pursue an intensive
and unrelenting
campaign against
the trafficking and
use of dangerous
drugs and other
similar substances
R.A 9165
"Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of
2002"
(June 7, 2002)
-those who caught
importing, selling,
manufacturing or
using illegal drugs
may be imprisoned
for a minimum of 12
years and worst, life
The World Drug Report by the UN Office on Drugs
and Crime (2015)
"246 million
people ages 15
to 64 used
drugs
recreationally in
National Survey on The Dangerous
Drugs Board
Drug Use and (2016)
Health (2016)
"1.8 million drug
"1.4 million users in the
Philippines in
teenagers need 2012"
treatment for an
illicit drug problems
Annual Report of the Majority of the
Philippine Drug Nation's
Enforcement Agency Barangays
(PDEA, 2015) affected by drug
most commonly used
-NCR (92.26%)
drugs are; -Region4A
- shabu (95.47%) CALABARZON
(49.28%)
-marijuana (4.29%) -Region 7 Central
-cocaine, ecstacy and Visayas (48.82%)
etc. (0.24%)
DEFINING DRUGS
The United Nations World Health

Office on Drugs and Organization (WHO)
Crime (UNODC) define states that
drugs are
drugs as "any
"substances that,
substance that prevent when taken or
or cure diseases or administered into
enhances both one's system, affect
physical and mental mental processes,
welfare" perception,
REASONS WHY PEOPLE
TAKES DRUGS
a. curiosity or
experimentation
b. peer pressure or
conformity
c. pleasure from after
effects
d. relieve pain or stress
e. escape
f. performance booster or
HOW ARE DRUGS MADE
Drugs are made up of
different sources including;
1.) plants
-cannabis or marijuana,
mushrooms or tobacco
2.) Processed Plant Products
-alcohol or heroin
3.) Synthetic Chemicals
-ecstacy or amphetamines
TWO INGREDIENTS OF DRUG
PRODUCTS
1.) active ingredients
(biological effect on
your body)
2.) inactive
ingredients (binding
agents, capsules,
dyes, preservatives,
HOW DO PEOPLE TAKE
DRUGS
1.) swallowing tablets or
drinking liquids
2.) inhaling them into the
lungs
3.) snorting them into the
nose
4.) injecting them
through the skin
LEGAL AND ILLEGAL DRUGS
Legal Drugs
-lawful but may be subject Illegal Drugs

to age, location and sale
-government regulated -not subject to quality or
and control the active price controls
ingredients -amount of active
ingredients varies
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
1. 2.DRUGS 3. Stimulants
Depressants
(downers) Hallucinogens
-speed up the body's
-your senses may be transmission of
-change your
impacted and altered message to brain
perception of resulting in quickly
-affect concentration
reality beating of your heart
-alcohol, cannabis,
-see or hear things -caffeine, cocaine and
heroin are some
that are not real ecstacy are the
common examples
-cannabis and common examples
magic mushrooms
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
4. DRUGS
Analgesics 5. Inhalants
(painkillers)
-inhaled through nose
-reduce the pain (sniffing) or mouth
-overuse of recommended and Four Basic Types
non recommended dose harm a. volatile solvents
themselves
(rugby)
-available without a
prescription (paracetamol, b. aerosol sprays (spray
ibuprofen) paints)
-other's require a doctor's c. gases (butane, helium)
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
7. Party Drugs
6. Opioids (opiates DRUGS
or
narcotics)
-painkiller that can be
-combination of stimulant
derived from poppy plants and hallucinogens
or synthesized -used by young people to
-it tells your brain that you enhance their party
feel good experience
-codein and heroin are the -ecstacy (MDMA) is the
best example of it best example of it
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
Drugs
DRUGS
8. Performance Enhancing 9. Prescription
(pharmaceuticals)
Drugs
-used by people to improve

their physical appearance -doctor prescribed
medications
or athletic ability
-can caused both short and
THREE MAIN TYPES:
long term harm if not used
a. anabolic steroids
correctly
b. peptides -pain relievers, sedatives
c. growth hormones and sleeping pills are
DIFFERENT TYPE OF
DRUGS
10. Psychoactive Drugs
11. Synthetic Drugs
(legal highs)
-influence how you feel, think,
and behave -have been created to
-affect the central nervous mimic the effects of
system, brain functions and illegal drugs
consciousness -synthetic cannabis and
-caffeine, cannabis, and bath salt are the best
magic mushrooms are the example
EFFECTS OF TAKING
Using drugsDRUGS
can
impact your physical
and mental health,
worst is your entire
life. Drugs also affect
your finances,
relationships, social
COMMON SIGNS OF DRUG
World Health USE
a. changes in attendance in school or
work
Organization
(WHO, 2000) b. changes in attitude
-common signs c. irritable
of drug use d. discourteous
includes; e. aggressive
f. tisually untrustworthy
g. lack self confidence
h. low frustration tolerance
Prepared by: GROUP 2 -
BSBA 1D
Almaida, Shane Irish
S.
Austero, Joana Marie
M.
Capuno, Jea-Ly
Nicole V.
Delos Reyes, Jhaypee
F.

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