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    Drug Testing Is Wrong

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    Many people have explored the world of drugs‚ and drugs come with medical problems. “Many surgeons order routine laboratory tests before admission to the hospital‚ or even before certain outpatient procedures‚ to identify potential problems that might complicate surgery if not detected and treated early” (Stanford University). Some doctors make their patients take drug tests to detect drugs and other problems of the body. People of today’s generation have frequent access to drugs and can get them

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    and Xtampza ER. To get this drug it was to be only prescription because this type of drug is in the narcotic analgesic class. Therefore a patient may get it from his or hers physician if they are having severe pain in their body. Oxycodone is an opioid pain medication which treats moderate to

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    The Heroin Epidemic

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    English 151-15 29 September 2013 Heroin Rising If one traveled through the small quiet community of Monroe‚ MI you would probably never think that this town has a drug problem. From the outside it seems like a nice middle class suburb that might be ideal to raise a family. For those that reside here however‚ they know that there is a growing problem. There aren’t many families that haven’t been affected by heroin addiction in this small town. The drug has literally swept through this county like

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    vomiting. Lactated Ringers IV Premix continuous 100 ml per hour fluid and electrolyte replenishment Given to replace body fluids. Patient fell and was dehydrated after being on the ground for several hours. Morphine IV 2 mg q2hr or as needed. opioid agonists Given to treat her severe fracture pain. Sennosides ( Senokot)1 tab 8.6 mg every bedtime. Stool softener Given to prevent constipation. Chlorhexidine gluconate oral solution 15 ml q12hrs antiseptic

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    Effects of Drug Use

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    Drug use in the U.S has taken a turn for the worse and has become more common‚ especially in young adults. Not only is illegal drugs but prescribed drugs are also being abused as well. There are many drugs I can name that are being abused from what I know myself‚ but there are several others that I myself have never heard of. No matter what it may be‚ and how it may be used‚ no drugs are meant to be abused and used for the wrong intentions. For every action‚ there is a consequence and the consequence

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    mechanisms by which drugs (chemical substances) interact with living systems to produce biological (psychoactive) effects 3. Identify 6 pharmacological categories of psychoactive drugs identified in the lessons. 1. Depressants 2. Stimulants 3. Opioids 4. Hallucinogens 5. Psychotherapeutic Drugs 6. Anabolic Steroids 4. What does the term analgesic mean? Painkilling 5. What does the term sympathomimetic mean? * simulating sympathetic nervous action in physiological effect <sympathomimetic

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    Heroin Addiction Rupert Pulliam COMP/156 August 3‚ 2013 Shelley Gordon Heroin Addiction Linda is on her way to the local pawnshop to get a loan on her son’s video game console so she can get her daily fix of heroin. Linda cannot not function because she is not feeling well; Linda is vomiting‚ nose running‚ has stomach cramps‚ and muscle aches. Once Linda gets the cash she needs‚ she is off to buy a couple of bags of heroin. Heroin‚ abusing the drug will change how a person’s brain and body

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    Opioid Crisis Case Study

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    My mother is from a small town called Richwood‚ Ohio which is located about forty-five minutes north of Columbus. This town and area have been affected significantly by the opioid crisis. Heroin has primarily been the main opioid used in this area. The town of Richwood has changed over the last five years or so. I visit this town in Ohio roughly three to four times a year. Comparing it from the years when I grew up to now you can see a very evident difference mainly in the local economy. The town

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    Drug Abuse in America

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    Literatue Review 3 Section 1: Introduction One of the major problem in modern society is the abuise of drugs. Some use illegal "street" drugs that have no medical use while others abuse prescription drugs for nonmedical purposes. Either way‚ it is dangerous can lead to serious consquences‚ including death. In my paper i will answer two main questions; Why and how are drugs available for the general public to use? What are the mental‚physical‚and financial consquences of abusing drugs(prescprition

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    in their child’s behavior it does and will mostly likely occur. Symptoms of pill addiction can be drowsiness‚ wariness‚ agitated‚ and mood swings can also occur. Internally depressants or opiods‚ such as painkillers causes the pills to attach to opioid receptors in the central nervous system‚ preventing the brain from receiving pain messages. The central nervous system depressants slow down brain activity by increasing the activity of a neurotransmitter. The result is a drowsy or calming effect

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