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Biology TodayThird Edition
Chapter 14
Drugs and Addiction
Copyright © 2004 by Garland Science
Eli Minkoff • Pam Baker
Drugs and Addictions
What are they?How do they get into the body?How do they get around ?How do they get eliminated ?
“drugs”
Physician/patient: treat disease
Counselor/addict:psychoactive drugs (alter mind)
chemicals that alter biological processes (except supplying energy and nutrients)
low O2
high CO2
high O2
low CO2
alveolus
high O2
low CO2
externalrespiration
ingest
injection
inhale
Drugs and Addictions
How do they get into the body?
Into the blood via the lungsDirectly into the blood via needlesInto the blood via the gut
low O2
high CO2
high O2
low CO2
alveolus
high O2
low CO2
externalrespiration
internalrespiration
high O2
low CO2
low O2
high CO2
low O2
high CO2
cells/tissues
Drugs and Additions
How do they get into the body?How do they get around ?How do they get eliminated ?
diabetes (flow through)
diabetes mellitus
insulin takes glucose out of bloodif not, glucose make urine sweet
(honey)
diabetes insipidus
ADH take water out of urine;if not, too much water is lost
(tasteless)
Drugs and Additions
How do they get into the body?How do they get around ?How do they get eliminated ?
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Drugs and Addiction
A. General QuestionsHow do drugs get into the body? (lungs, etc.)How do drugs get around in the body?(blood)How do drugs get eliminated from the body?
Liver metabolic breakdownKidney excretion
B. Kidneys and excretion
nephron and parts
filtration, reabsorption and secretion
diabetes mellitus vs diabetes insipidus
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Drugs and Addiction
C. More terms
half lifereceptors and neurotransmittersdrug interactions
different typespsychoactive drugs
list, general affectsaddiction, withdrawl and toleranceFASSocial questions (Concluding remarks; BT3 pg, 536)
Many drugs work by altering effects of neurotransmitters
agonistic work withantagonistic work against
Psychoactive drugs
OpiatesmarijuananicotineamphetaminesLSDcaffeinealcohol
narcoticsmedicine?stimulantstimulantshallucinogengen. stim.depressant
Psychoactive drugs
OpiatesmarijuananicotineamphetaminesLSDcaffeinealcohol
Many of these are addictive
FAS (FAE)
Fetal alcohol syndrome (effect)
physical disabilitieslearning disabilities
If you might become a parent……don’t drink
Women
alcohol abuse “before conception correlates with decreased fetal growth, even when the mother abstains during pregnancy itself.”
BT3, pg. 532
Men
Alcohol consumption (5 or more drinks/day)…decreased # sperm