Safety First Awareness Education
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US DOT-SAP Safety-First Risk Prevention Mandated Education Requirements Quiz
The Truth About Drugs: Drugs have been part of our culture since the middle of the last century. Popularized in the 1960s by music and mass media, they invade all aspects of society. An estimated 208 million people internationally consume illegal drugs.
(06:00) What is a drug? | Health | Biology | FuseSchool - YouTube
(05:03) The dangers of mixing drugs - Céline Valéry - YouTube
(06:08) What does Heroin do to your brain and body? | Earth Lab by Channel BBC Earth Lab
Alcoholism increases the likelihood of developing co-occurring conditions such as a substance use disorder. Mixing alcohol and other drugs together can lead to serious physical, behavioral and health complications.
Binge Drinking is often glamorized on TV and movies, but the truth is that there is nothing beautiful about it. Binge drinking involves a dangerous pattern of excessive alcohol consumption.
(15:01) Jordan Peterson on Alcohol by Channel Theo Von Clips
MAP OF MARIJUANA LEGALITY BY STATE: WONDERING WHAT THE LAW IS IN YOUR STATE? Marijuana laws are changing at a rapid pace across all 50 states, making things a bit confusing at times.
Chapter 1 Quiz: US DOT-SAP Program Rules According to Your SAP
PRESENTATION: Drug Abuse and Addiction Risk Factors.pdf
Risk Factors for Drug Abuse: Academic failure or lack of academic motivation Alienation from peers or family Anti-social behavior, including early aggressive behavior Early first use of drugs Drug availability in the community Improper parenting.
Research over the past two decades has tried to determine how drug abuse begins and how it progresses. Many factors can add to a person’s risk for drug abuse. Risk factors can increase a person’s chances for drug abuse, while protective factors reduce it.
(12:00) Risk factors for drug use and drug abuse by Channel Kahnacademymedicine
(04:41) What's the TRUTH Behind DRUG ADDICTION? by Channel Sci-Wise
Assini described himself as having a great potential until he dropped out of college and bottomed out after years of alcohol and drug abuse.
What does it mean when something like addiction or depression is genetically influenced? Are people who are at risk destined to develop problems? Psycologist Danielle Dick explores how our genes and our environments come together to influence addiction.
What really causes addiction — to everything from cocaine to smart-phones? And how can we overcome it? Johann Hari has seen our current methods fail firsthand, as he has watched loved ones struggle to manage their addictions.
(01:56) Why Cocaine Is So Incredibly Dangerous Institute of Human Anatomy
Article: The Impact of Cocaine on the Human Brain
Chapter 2 Quiz: US DOT-SAP Risk Factors for Substance Abuse
Volunteers at an overdose prevention site in Vancouver, Canada, say they saved the life of a rat named Snuggles after the little rodent overdosed on heroin.
(02:25) Johann Hari: What causes drug addiction? - YouTube
(01:40) Addiction an the Rat Park Experiments - Short Version 14,908 views•Nov 16, 2016 by Channel Minute Videos Portfolio
(13:09) Understanding Addiction - Rat Park by Channel Let's Suffer Together
(04:52) Beating Drug Addiction - The Rat Park Experiment by Channel Wisdom Land
(16:14) Rat Park Documentary: Behind The Scenes by Channel VICE TV
(06:08) What does Heroin do to your brain and body? | Earth Lab by Channel BBC Earth Lab
2-minute Neuroscience News: Effects of Cocaine and Addiction
Let's get real about Cocaine. Some drugs, including cocaine, can harm our physical apparatus (body). A medical doctor's opinion.
Chapter 3 Quiz: Substance Abuse and Addiction
Tolerance, Dependence, Addiction: What's the Difference? Tolerance happens when a person no longer responds to a drug in the way they did at first. So it takes a higher dose of the drug to achieve the same effect as when the person first used it.
When people use the term “dependence,” they are usually referring to a physical dependence on a substance. Dependence is characterized by the symptoms of tolerance and withdrawal.
One important thing to monitor is your drug tolerance. Of course, this is not the same thing as drug dependence, but the two can become related if tolerance is left unchecked.
From drugs to power. From the lack of love to the desire to escape oneself, from susceptibility of the being to interior power -- nothing escapes. And he risks a generic and generous prescription: "Find your nature and be nice to yourself."
(05:48) Anxiety Hangover After Drinking? Why do I have so much anxiety the day after drinking? by Channel
(06:59) Overcoming Addiction - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO FINALLY BEAT IT
(19:01) Let's quit abusing drug users - YouTube
Two Minute News: How does cocaine effect the brain? How Drugs Work Science Preview BBC
Chapter 4 Quiz: Addiction, Drug Dependence and Tolerance
Definition: An overdose represents a pathologic level of drug toxicity—at such a magnitude that it overwhelms normal physiological functioning. Depending on what drug a person has taken, symptoms of an overdose vary.
An alcohol overdose happens when you drink more alcohol than your body can safely process. Generally, the body can safely process around 1 unit of pure alcohol per hour.
(10:07) Central Nervous System: Crash Course A&P #11 - YouTube
(01:41) Opioid and Narcotics Overdose Signs and Symptoms - YouTube
(05:10) What Happens To Your Body During an Overdose? - YouTube
(21:42) Anatomy of an Overdose - Full Version by Channel First Rule Films
(05:51) What Happens When You Overdose? - YouTube
(04:29) Effects of Alcohol on the Brain, Animation, Professional version. - YouTube
(05:24) Alcoholism, Causes, Signs and Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment. - YouTube
Medical Risks of Cocaine - Origin, Effects, Long Term Risks, Overdose - Doctor Explains
Chapter 5 Quiz: The Central Nervous System and Overdose
PRESENTATION: Brain Function, Reward Centers and Drug Abuse and Addiction.pdf
Lauren Windle took her first line of cocaine when she was eighteen a decision that marked the beginning of her journey into addiction. Now four years clean she shares her story of addiction, recovery and freedom, outlining the 12 steps to recovery.
Over the following 3 years, Paul was blacking out 6-7 nights per week until he eventually walked away from the bar. In this talk, Paul shares his struggles with addiction and how he used accountability and his voice to beat addiction.
Jo has a deep-rooted passion for identifying alternative approaches to healing from trauma and addiction. While her own struggle with substance abuse was certainly the catalyst to identifying non-traditional approaches to treatment.
A hugely successful actress who saw her personal life and career tested by addiction, Claudia shares her journey of overcoming alcoholism and offers fresh perspectives on alcohol use disorder treatments.
Benefits of Using Hypnotherapy in Addiction Treatment: Hypnotherapy is an evidence-based treatment for addiction, which can also be used to treat a variety of other psychological difficulties.
(02:01) Why Do People Get Addicted to Drugs and Alcohol? by Channel Inspire Malibu
(02:22) What is Heroin? Heroin Facts and Effects by Channel Duffy's Nappa Valley Rehab
What you need to know about cocaine. This presentation highlights new research about possible treatment options regarding cocaine addiction and over dose.
Chapter 6 Quiz: Addiction and the Brain's Reward Centers
Addiction and How To Overcome Addiction - Teal Swan Articles - Teal Swan Addiction and How To Overcome Addiction
(25:40) Addiction and How to Overcome Addiction Teal Swan @TealSwan.com
“How I slayed Addiction with Nature” boldly takes you on a journey from the darkest corner of the Universe to the most colorful horizons, speaking on conquering self-imposed mental blocks, finding your true self, and rediscovering the vitality of life.
(06:59) Overcoming Addiction - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO FINALLY BEAT IT by Channel Improvement Pill
How Long Does Cocaine Stay in Your System? What is a half-life? Using alcohol while using cocaine may indeed decrease its removal from the system. Read more on this topic here...
Chapter 7 Quiz: Addiction and How to Overcome Addiction
PRESENTATION: Drug Addiction and Abuse Support- Education and Coaching.pdf
Addictions begin with experimentation with a substance. There are many reasons someone might initially try a drug, including curiosity, peer pressure or stress and problems at work or home.
(22:18) Russell Brand: Freedom from Addiction Podcast (Part 1) by Channel Commune
(20:00) Having a Relapse? (Relapse Prevention, Recovery and How to Overcome Addiction Relapse) - Teal Swan - - YouTube
"How is cocaine addiction treated? In 2013, cocaine accounted for almost 6 percent of all admissions to drug abuse treatment programs." NIDA (nih.gov)
Chapter 8 Quiz: Understanding and Managing Relapse
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