GATEWAY DRUGS HEALTH GRADE 8 (MAPEH 8) 1ST QUARTER.pptx

HEALTH 8 QUARTER 1

1. CIGARETTE SMOKING/ALCOHOL DRINKING PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCES USE AND ABUSE Prepared by: Mr. James D. Gonzales MAPEH 8 Teacher Calamba Integrated School

2. Discusses gateway drugs. Analyzes the negative health impact of cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking Describe the harmful short- and long-term effects, dangers of smoking and alcohol drinking on the family, environment, and community. LEARNING OBJECTIVES

3. CRANCE CANCER

4. TSREKO STROKE

5. CRCNAINOGSEN CARCINOGENS

6. NIOSREPYHNET HYPERTENSION

7. NITECOIN NICOTINE

8. What are Gateway Drugs?

9. Gateway drugs such as cigarettes and alcohol are legal drugs that a non-drug user might try, which can lead him/her to more dangerous drugs.

10. Cigarette Smoking Gateway Drugs

11. Why do people smoke?

12. Reasons for Smoking Cigarettes Coping With Stress, Feelings of Relaxation Peer Pressure Smoking Out of Habit

13. Mainstream Smoke - refers to the cigarette smoke that a smoker exhales. Sidestream Smoke - which is the smoke that comes from the burning cigarette itself Thirdhand Smoke - is the smoke coming from the cigarette can cling to different objects and body parts, including clothes, hair, furniture, and many more. Three Types of Smokes

14. There are  more than 60  carcinogens in cigarette

15. 7,000,000

16. Effects of Cigarette Smoking on the Body

17. Short-Term Effects Effects on the mouth

18. Short-Term Effects 2. Effects on the Respiratory System

19. Long-Term Effects 1. Cancer

20. Long-Term Effects 2. Psychological and Mood Disorders Studies show that cigarette smokers have increased the risk of conditions like depression , anxiety , and others.

21. Long-Term Effects 3. H ypertension Nicotine also increases a person’s blood pressure and affects the heart rate. This can result in hypertension.

22. Impact of Cigarette Smoking on the Family, Environment and Community

23. Impact of Cigarette Influencing Others to Smoke Smoking Can Decrease Productivity in the Workplace Damage to Property Smoking and Income Level Air Pollution Effects of Smoking on Plants and Animal Garbage

24. Alcohol Drinking Gateway Drugs

25. An alcoholic beverage is any drink that contains ethanol Alcoholic Beverage

26. Effects of Ethanol lightheadedness; lowered inhibitions; a feeling of happiness for some drinkers; temporary release from stress

27. Reasons for Drinking Alcohol Social Drinking Addiction History of the Person with Alcohol Peer Pressure Availability Habit Coping with Stress

28. Blood alcohol concentration is a quantitative way of measuring a person’s intoxication. Breathalyzer

29. Short-Term Effects of Alcohol decreased cognition; slurring of speech; nausea and vomiting; difficulty breathing; headaches; distortion of some of the senses; decreased coordination; impaired thinking; sleepiness;

30. Hepatitis Gastritis Ulcers Arrhythmia Diabetes Alcoholic dementia Short-Term Effects of Alcohol

31. Impact of Alcohol Drinking on the Family, Environment, and Community

32. Effects on Personal Relationships Influence on Others Domestic violence Negative and harmful emotions Having trouble with school Social troubles Accidents Financial problems

33. Create your own strategies or ways to prevent and control the use of tobacco products like cigarette and alcoholic beverages (Minimum of 5 each group)

34. PERFORMANCE TASK Create an editorial cartooning about the negative effects of gateway drugs on our body and in our environment Oslo paper. Write your name and your section.

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