alcohol

common form

beverage

classification

depressant

How it works

alters normal brain com.

concerns

cancer

breast

mouth

mouth

throat

esophagus

liver

high blood presure

heart disease

stroke

liver disease

addiction

routes of adminstration

oral

80% usage

inhalation

rectally

injection

How is used

ethanol

toiletries

pharmaceuticals

fuel

drink

Regulation

age is 21

amount of alchol per drink varies per state

alcohol is not sold to people visibly intoxicated

effects

body

craving

disorientation

blackout

dizziness

behavioral

aggression

compulsive behavior

self-destructive behavior

mood

anxiety

euphoria

guilt

lonliness

depression

Marijuana

classification

depressant

hallucinogenic

stimulant

how it works

THC and other chemicals flow bloodstream to brain

concerns

brain

hallucinations

delusion

bones

decreased bone density

lungs

phlegm production

more acute chest illness

increased risk of lung infection

routes of administration

vaping

tinatures

topicals

edibles

smoking

How is used

hemp

Healthfood

plastics

clothing

paper

biofuel

Regulation

If 21 or OMMP

purchase

recieve gift

effects

bloodshot eyes

depression

low blood pressure

dizziness

fast heartbeat

hallucinations

poor memory

common form

plant

snacks

lotions

sprays

tinctures

Tobacco

common form

cigarettes

cigars

little cigars

cigarillos

dissolvable

lozenges

strips

sticks

electronic

vape

e-hookah

hookah pen

classification

stimulant

concerns

risk of stroke and brain damage

yellowing of whites in eyes

loss of smell

mouth

yellow teeth

tooth decay

bad breath

cancer

nose

lip

tounge

mouth

laryngeal

pharyngeal

shortness of breath

lung

coughing

chronic bronchitis

emphysema

asthema

heart disease

can lead to a heart attack

high blood pressure

routes of adminstration

smoking

oral buccal

tobacco infusion

dry snuff

oral

topical

how is used

for smoking

biofuel

regulation

some states 18

Oregon 21

effects

stimulation

alertness

euphoria

relatation

bad breath

yellow teeth

decrease skin temp.

how it works

stimulates adrenal

produces dopamine

caffeine

common form

pill

medication

food

chocolate

drink

coffee

energy drink

tea

chewing gum

classification

stimulant

how it works

fooling adenosine receptors

causes vessels to dilate

slowing nerve cell activity

routes of administration

oral

how is it used

medicine

food

drink

regulation

FDA recommends max of 400mg per day

effects

muscle contraction

increased heart rate

slowing of blood flow to the stomach

constriction of skin

liver releases sugar

breathing tubes

energy

alleviate fatigue

improve concentration

weight loss

concerns

depression

blood sugar

higher bloodsugar

pregnancey

loss of pregnancey

delayed fetal growth

abnormal fetal heart rhythm

high blood pressure

anxiety

dizziness

stomach

upset

diarrehea

nausea

shakes

dependance

meth

classification

stimulant

concerns

addiction

damaged blood vessels in the brain

heart attack

stroke

death

damage to

liver

kidney

lung

nose tissue

psychosis

tooth decay

depression

how it works

releases dopamine to the reward circuit

routes of administration

oral

pill

snorting

injecting

smoking

how is used

initially used for soldiers

nazi

suicide bombers

regulation

unlawfull to possess

federally regulated

effects

wakefulness

decreased appitie

cardiovascular problems

rapid heart rate

iregular heart beat

increased blood pressure

euphoria

weight loss

aggression

common form

powder

base

crystal

heroin

classification

depressant

concerns

liver disease

pulmonary veins

collapsed veins

chronic constipation

depression

kidney disease

heart infections

skin infections

deterioratio of white brain matter

lack of stress control skills

diiminished sex drive

how it works

binds to the opiod receptors

routes of administration

inject

snort

smoke

anal

how is used

originated 3400 bc

pain killer

reacreationally

regulation

federally regulated

unlawfull to possess

effects

dry mouth

heavy extremeties

nausea

vomiting

drowsy

mentally cloudy

slowing

heart rate

breathing

common form

black tar herion

white herion

brown herion

asain herion

psychedelic

classification

halucinagenic

concerns

visual disturbances

disorganized thinking

paranoia

mood changes

how it works

activates 5-HT2A receptors

routes of administration

oral

snorted

how is used

recreationally

spiritually

regulation

unlawfull to possess

federally regulated

effects

increased

blood pressure

heart rate

body temp

dizziness

sleepiness

loss of appetite

dry mouth

sweating

euphoria

shift in emotions

hallucinations

common form

LSD

mescaline

psilocybin

PCP

DMT

Ayahuasca

opiod

classification

depresant

concern

sexual dysfunctio

fatigue

depression

fatal arrhythmia

acute hepatitus

dyspepsia

substance abuse

slow breathing

coma

hallucinations

how it works

relax body and relieve pain

routes of administration

oral

snorted

injected

smoked

how is used

medicine

regulation

federally regulated

effects

sedation

dizziness

nausea

vomiting

constipation

dependance

respiratory depression

common form

natural opiates

morphine

codeine

thebaine

semi synthetic

hydromorphone

hydrocodone

oxycodone

oxycontin

heroin

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