Behavior Description We are all driven by some form of human desire. Some of the most common are sex, money, and power. However, for some, those desires can develop into deceit and greed. I had a friend by the name of Andrew.
Also cocaine is known as a stimulant drug and it is a schedule II narcotic. Cocaine is also known to be called C, coke, white dust and snow. Cocaine has 2 main forms that it can be used in. The forms that cocaine can be used in are, crack cocaine and cocaine hydrochloride (powder cocaine). Crack cocaine can be known as rock or crack on the streets as well.
These substances are often taken orally, consumed, inhaled, smoked, injected, or inhaled through the nose. Many of the individuals who reside in these types of drugs often affect their whole family. These substance abusers will often try to avoid taking responsibility for their behavior because they have already developed their common defense mechanism.
“No one paid any attention, as everyone was busy going through their own withdrawal stages in different ways”(Beah 169). Ishamael Beah, author of A Long Way Gone, shares his experience as a boy soldier using cocaine in the Sierra Leone War. As young soldiers, the boys were introduced to many different drugs and stimulants which quickly turned into their heavy dependence on them to be strong soldiers. Among these drugs were cocaine, “a stimulant drug that is derived from the South American coca plant”(Miller). Cocaine affects your dopamine levels, causing feelings of euphoria and bursts of energy.
The US/ Mexico border is a prime example of the struggles that this binational environment must deal with everyday. Surrounding residents must manage to endure a harsh living environment, rapid growth, and economic integration. Such conflicts that arise from the border is, hazardous waste, limited water supplies, depletion of the groundwater, air and water pollutions, and the conservation of natural ecosystems. Many of us do not realize the struggles of life along the border, this paper is here to help bring these issues into the spotlight in hopes of finding a solution. The two - thousand-mile-long border is the home to millions of people who share water, air, land, and ecosystems.
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Many did not even suspect this drug to be harmful in any way. If anything, it was a recreational drug, meaning it was done for enjoyment and pleasure. Many of the users claimed that it was non- addictive but that is not true. The National Survey on Drug Abuse, in 1982, researched that 22 million Americans used cocaine at least once (Discovering U.S. History, 1997).
Teens Abuse Prescription Drugs Introduction Prescription drugs are a major issue in today’s society. They are the second most abused category of drugs in the United States, next to marijuana (Office of National Drug Control Policy, 2011). Many teens do not understand the consequences of abusing these drugs.
Both drugs are stimulants so they stimulate the individual and create an euphoric high, as a result of the way both drugs elevate the dopamine levels in the brain. Stimulants such as cocaine and meth cause the user to be more active, talkative, alert, less tired, exhilarated, etc. This essay will talk about each drug signs and symptoms treatment nursing management for drug abuse. Cocaine is an extremely addictive and poisonous drug and is a central nervous system stimulant (Miller-Keane).
The defendants’ exchange of $20,000 cash for the 20 kilograms of packaged cocaine demonstrates that the defendants knowingly, intentionally, and unlawfully attempted to possess cocaine with the intent to distribute the cocaine. Arranging with Summers, who was in Syracuse, NY to meet the delivery driver in Fremont, Ohio and to exchange cash for cocaine is evidence that the defendants knowingly, intentionally, and unlawfully attempted to possess cocaine and consequently, venue in the Northern District of NY is proper. To prove attempt, the people need only establish that the defendant had the intent to commit the underlying offense and the defendant took a substantial step towards that end. Anderson, 747 F.3d at 73.
In literature, methanol has been used as a non-destructive solvent for the cocaine extraction from euro banknotes. . Different percentages of methanol were used to extract cocaine 50%, 70%, 80%, 90% and 100%. In addition, PBS was also used to extract cocaine and each note was preceded by a second extraction with methanol for the matrix effect. Subsequently, the extraction by methanol, the euro bank note was washed by 20 ml Milli-Q water/ 5ml methanol. The extracted solution was diluted by different dilution, 1:10, 1:50, 1:100, 1:500, 1:1000 and 1:10000 with Milli-Q water.
Drugs are substances that trigger temporary changes in the body which may result in such a pleasurable and relaxing effect. Some of the types can slow down the nervous system’s action, while other types can have the exact opposite effect; spurring the nervous system into rapid action. Drugs are connected to cravings or addiction since a person’s body starts yearning for drugs after he or she has taken it for a while. Drugs affect consciousness significantly! They may cause people to hear or see things that aren’t real (hallucinations), experiencing mood swings, or may even distort people’s perceptions.
Did you know that cocaine, also known as coke or crack, is a highly addictive drug? Overdosing on this dangerous drug can cause serious symptoms or even death. Using cocaine can be fatal and harm your body in many ways. “Large amounts of cocaine can lead to bizarre, unpredictable, and violent behavior,” (National Institute of Drug Abuse). This could lead to overdose.
The reason people love the way cocaine feels is because of its feeling of euphoria the increase of energy levels and elevated mood of self esteem. In accordance to drugabuse.com short term side effects of using cocaine are, Paranoia, Dizziness, Muscle twitches, Dilated pupils, High body temperature, loss of sexual appetite. In addition the long term effects of cocaine include rectal functions from eating cocaine, could end up getting HIV from using the same needle again or with another person, Heart attacks, Constant nose bleeds, Strokes and even Seizures. Alternative names used among the streets are, Coke, Toot, Base, Powder, Candy, White, Flake, Basa, Rail, Snow, Bump, Yeyo and the list goes on.
