The dangers of drug

Name group 3 :
• Elda Maysari
• Eva Oktaviana
• Fitri Nurmala Sari
• Prisna Saputri
• Ridho Maulana
• Widayanti
Class : XI Science 3
 Narcotics
• Narcotics, which are substances or drugs
derived from plant or not plant either synthetic
or semisintetis which may cause deterioration
or alteration of consciousness, loss of taste,
reduce to eliminate pain, and can lead to
dependence.
 Psychotropic
• Ie psychotropic substances or drugs, both
natural and synthetic narcotics not efficacious
psychoactive through selective effect on the
nervous system and cause the typical changes
in mental activity and behavior.
 The addictive substance
• The addictive substance is a substance or
substances other than narcotics, psychotropic
which, if abused can cause dependence and
losses for themselves and / or lingkungannya
alcohol, paint thinner, paint, glue, caffeine,
nicotine
 Opium (heroin, morfin)
• Of Papaver somniferum refined into morphine,
codeine and heroin
• Pain relievers, anti-cough and diarrhea
• Symptoms: feeling of calm, indifferent, lazy,
drowsiness, nausea, slurred, dilated pupils in
overdose, impaired attention / memory
 Marijuana
• trigger psychosis
• Symptoms: a sense of fun, casual, indifferent,
red eyes, increased appetite, dry mouth, lack of
self-control and concentration, depression and
often sleepy
 Amphetamines (shabu, ecstasy)
• Methylene dioxy methamphetamine (MDMA)
• Symptoms: increased alertness, excitement,
joy, happiness, dilated pupils, pulse rate and
increased blood pressure, insomnia, loss of
appetite
 Cocaine
• Alkaloids of Erythroxylon coca
• Symptoms: restlessness, increased pulse rate,
euphoria, talkative, increased alertness,
seizures, increased blood pressure, sweating,
blood vessel blockage, dystonia
 Factors causing drug abuse
• The driving factor; weak self-control, family,
behavior disorders, rebel, not doing well in
school, is not accepted in a group, be friends
with the user
• Individual factors: the period of adolescence
(curious, try, to be recognized by a friend)
• Environmental factor; family and social
 The impact of abuse
• Health: contracting HIV, hepatitis, overdose,
death
• Social: often quarrel, do crime
• Economy: money runs out
• Education: expelled from school, work
• Law: prison, rehabilitated
 conclusion
• From the above discussion it can be concluded
that:
• 1) Drugs are goods that are extremely dangerous
and can damage the nervous system that can
change a person's personality is getting worse
• 2) Drugs are a source of criminal acts that could
undermine norms and tranquility umu.
• 3) Potential negative impacts that affect the body
both physically and psychologically
“SAY NO TO DRUGS”
 That is all and

WASSALAMU’ALAIKUM WR, WB