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    intoxication that alters judgment‚ attention‚ perception‚ or physical control. Psychoactive drugs can be categorised into three broad groups: 1 Stimulants: Amphetamines‚ Cocaine‚ Crack‚ Ecstasy‚ Anabolic steroids 2 Depressants: Cannabis‚ Alcohol‚ Benzodiazepines GHB etc. 3 Hallucinogens: LSD‚ Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybin)‚ Skunk. Drugs also have street names (i.e. Alcohol - booze; Cannabis - Dope/Hash/Skunk; LSD - Acid/Trip/Blotter) and this varies from place to place therefore‚ a good health care worker

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    antipsychotic drugs. The prescription and application of the above drugs can be as wide and varied as the signs and symptoms of the patients themselves presenting with anxiety disorders. The pharmacological treatment for GAD is short term anxiolytics: benzodiazepines‚ β - adrenoceptor antagonists‚ pregabalin and buspirone which is a partial serotonin agonist that presents no sedative effects‚ no cognitive or psychomotor impairment properties and has minimal withdrawal symptoms (Cadieux‚ 1996). Panic attacks

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    to as “downers”. These types of drugs are used as prescribed medication as well as illicit substances and can be dangerous. Depressants include alcohol‚ barbiturates and tranquillizers. Barbiturates and benzodiazepines are the two major categories of depressants used as medicine. Benzodiazepines that are commonly used such as Diazepam (Valium) and Chlordiazepoxide (Librium) were developed as a safe alternative to barbiturates to treat insomnia and anxiety but are now a major category of abused drugs

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    Bathing‚ cooking‚ and shopping; these routine activities are seemingly second-nature for the majority of people. But for the more than seventy-nine million Americans‚ including myself‚ who have been diagnosed with either an anxiety or mood disorder‚ performing these tasks can seem like impossible feats to accomplish (“U.S. and World Population Clock”). With a combined lifetime prevalence of 24.6% (31.6% for anxiety disorders and 17.5% for mood disorders) and a combined lifetime morbid risk of 36

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    English Composition Dr. Linfoot 30 September 2010 Worried Sick Believe it or not most of us are affected by some form of anxiety in our everyday life. Weather it is being shy when talking in front of a large audience or worrying about a big paper you have to write for your English class. These are both common forms of anxiety related issues. Though neither is very severe both can be attributed to a manifestation of anxiety. It is believed that it is normal for everyone to experience

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    Panic Attacks

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    A Panic Attack is sudden surge of overwhelming anxiety and fear. Your heart rate increases and it becomes hard‚ if not impossible‚ to breath. For some people‚ it may even feel as though they are dying or going crazy. Panic attacks begin abruptly and can last for hours in some cases. Panic attacks aren’t necessarily dangerous and they shouldn’t cause much harm to the person. The causes and triggers of panic attacks aren’t completely clear but they generally run in families. If it runs within the

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    The medication that is prescribed to people who suffered from insomnia is benzodiazepine or any other pill associated to make people fall asleep. According to the psychology book (pg.76)‚ the best thing for people who is dealing with insomnia is to exercise regularly but not in the late evening‚ not take any caffeine or sweet drinks

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    1 / 54 Drug seizures Report Region: Asia Until Year: 2011 Asia Central Asia and Transcaucasian countries Armenia 2011 Drug Group ATS ATS Cannabis-type Cannabis-type Cannabis-type Cocaine-type Hallucinogens Non-specified Opioids Opioids Opioids Opioids Opioids Opioids Opioids Opioids Prescursors Prescursors Sedatives and Tranquillizers Substances not under international control Drug Methamphetamine Amphetamine Cannabis oil Marijuana (herb) Hashish (resin) Cocaine salts Non-specified hallucinogens

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    Alcohol abuse is a significant problem among young people and a solution needs to be found. This page evaluates prevention programs and identifies effective and ineffective ways to reduce drinking problems among young people‚ especially high school‚ college‚ and university students. The best preventive measures are often the easiest and most economical and can be easily implemented by parents and educators. Alcoholism is a broad term for problems with alcohol‚ and is generally used to mean compulsive

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    Spasticity: Causation and Treatment of Spasticity in TBI PSY200 Section 03 Spasticity a disorder of muscle function that causes muscle tightness or spasm. It is the involuntary movement (jerking) of muscles‚ which occurs when there is damage to the central nervous system. This damage may result from a traumatic brain‚ injury stroke‚ tumor‚ cerebral palsy or multiple sclerosis. Symptoms may include hypertonicity (increased muscle tone)‚ clonus (a series of rapid muscle contractions)

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