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Jane Tewson,Maggie Baxter,Michael Walshhe police, and, for that matter, almost everyone in the general population is likely to concur that problems associated with alcohol and drugs cost a great deal of money and cause a lot of pain. In the United States, it is estimated that the consumption of these substances and related problems cost

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Theology and Sharing the Economic Cakerugs as well as the barbiturates and barbituratelike medications, whereas alcohol is discussed in chapters 3 and 4. Several related compounds including kava and gamma-hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) are also briefly presented here, as their effects resemble those of the more classical drugs of this class.

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Theology and Sharing the Economic Cakeobably reflecting this preeminence of alcohol, there is a great deal of information available on the epidemiology, the natural history, and the treatment of alcohol-related disorders. Thus, alcohol is used in this text as a prototype for the discussion of other pharmacological agents. Information on

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Jewish Tradition and Ethos of Generositynnabinol (THC; the key active ingredient in marijuana and in hashish) include alterations in mood, toxicity for the lungs, and impaired driving abilities with subsequent accidents. Because, as a healthcare provider, you will be called on to give information about this drug to worried parents and to

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Locational Issues in Child Care Provisionearance of this drug on the streets in the 1960s, use patterns have waxed and waned over the years, with large differences across cities.. Analogues of PCP were first introduced as general anesthetics in the 1950s (PCP as Sernyl or Sernylan, and ketamine as Ketalar, Ketaject, and Ketavet). In more r

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Locational Issues in Child Care Provisionconfusion through disturbances in physiological functioning within neurons.. Although labeled as glues, solvents, and aerosols in prior editions of this text, in deference to the DSM-IV system, this update uses the more generic term of inhalants,. reflecting the ability of these substances to be adm

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Anna Coote,Harriet Harman,Patricia HewittAs discussed in chapter 1, this potential is especially true if the drug alters an individual’s perception of his environment. In that context, this chapter presents data on the misuse of over-the-counter (OTC) medications and some prescription drugs, including the antiparkinsonian medications, diur