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9780763738129

Drugs And Society

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    9780763738129

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  • Edition: 9th
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  • Copyright: 2006-01-02
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Summary

Drugs & SocietyDrugs and BehaviorAlcohol, Drugs, and Society

Table of Contents

Preface x
Introduction to Drugs and Society
2(50)
Introduction
4(1)
Drug Use
4(1)
Dimensions of Drug Use
5(13)
Most Commonly Abused Drugs
14(4)
An Overview of Drugs in Society
18(18)
How Widespread Is Drug Abuse?
19(1)
Extent and Frequency of Drug Use in Society
19(9)
Current Patterns of Licit and Illicit Drug Use
28(1)
Nonmedical Users of Pain Relievers
28(5)
Types of Drug Users
33(1)
Influence of the Mass Media on Drug Use
34(2)
Drug Use and Drug Dependence
36(3)
When Does Use Lead to Abuse?
37(1)
Drug Dependence
38(1)
The Costs of Drug Use to Society
39(7)
Drugs, Crime, and Violence
41(3)
Drugs in the Workplace: A Costly Affliction
44(2)
Venturing to a Higher Form of Consciousness: The Holistic Self-Awareness Approach to Drug Use
46(6)
Explaining Drug Use and Abuse
52(38)
Introduction
54(1)
Drug Use: A Timeless Affliction
55(2)
The Origin and Nature of Addiction
57(4)
Defining Addiction
57(1)
Models of Addiction
58(1)
Factors Contributing to Addiction
59(2)
The Vicious Cycle of Addiction
61(1)
Nondrug Addictions?
61(1)
Major Theoretical Explanations: Biological
62(2)
Abused Drugs as Positive Reinforcers
62(1)
Drug Abuse and Psychiatric Disorders
63(1)
Genetic Explanations
63(1)
Major Theoretical Explanations: Psychological
64(3)
Distinguishing Between Substance Abuse and Mental Disorders
64(1)
The Relationship Between Personality and Drug Use
65(1)
Theories Based on Learning Processes
65(2)
Social Psychological Learning Theories
67(1)
Major Theoretical Explanations: Sociological
67(15)
Social Influence Theories
68(10)
Structural Influence Theories
78(4)
Danger Signals of Drug Abuse
82(8)
Low-Risk and High-Risk Drug Choices
63(27)
Drug Use, Regulation, and the Law
90(28)
Introduction
92(1)
Cultural Attitudes About Drug Use
92(1)
The Road to Regulation and the FDA
93(5)
Prescription Versus OTC Drugs
93(2)
The Rising Demand for Effectiveness in Medicinal Drugs
95(1)
Regulating the Development of New Drugs
95(3)
The Effects of the OTC Review on Today's Medications
98(1)
The Regulation of Drug Advertising
98(3)
Prescription Advertising
99(1)
Federal Regulation and Quality Assurance
99(2)
Drug Abuse and the Law
101(6)
Drug Laws and Deterrence
103(1)
Factors in Controlling Drug Abuse
104(3)
Strategies for Preventing Drug Abuse
107(2)
Supply Reduction Strategy
107(1)
Demand Reduction Strategy
108(1)
Inoculation Strategy
108(1)
Drug Courts
109(1)
Current and Future Drug Use
109(9)
Drug Legalization Debate
110(2)
Drug Testing
112(1)
Pragmatic Drug Policies
113(5)
Homeostatic Systems and Drugs
118(20)
Introduction
120(1)
Overview of Homeostasis and Drug Actions
120(1)
Introduction to Nervous Systems
120(2)
Comprehensive Explanation of Homeostatic Systems
122(1)
The Building Blocks of the Nervous System
122(6)
The Neuron: The Basic Structural Unit of the Nervous System
122(2)
The Nature of Drug Receptors
124(1)
Agonistic and Antagonistic Effects on Drug Receptors
124(1)
Neurotransmitters: The Messengers
125(3)
Major Divisions of the Nervous System
128(2)
The Central Nervous System
129(1)
The Autonomic Nervous System
130(2)
The Endocrine System
132(3)
Endocrine Glands and Regulation
132(1)
The Abuse of Hormones: Anabolic Steroids
133(2)
Designer Steroids
135(1)
Conclusion
135(3)
How and Why Drugs Work
138(24)
Introduction
140(1)
The Intended and Unintended Effects of Drugs
140(1)
The Dose-Response Relationship of Therapeutics and Toxicity
141(2)
Margin of Safety
142(1)
Potency Versus Toxicity
142(1)
Drug Interaction
143(2)
Additive Effects
143(1)
Antagonistic (Inhibitory) Effects
143(1)
Potentiative (Synergistic) Effects
144(1)
Dealing with Drug Interactions
144(1)
Pharmacokinetic Factors That Influence Drug Effects
145(6)
Forms and Methods of Taking Drugs
146(2)
Distribution of Drugs in the Body and Time-Response Relationships
148(2)
Inactivation and Elimination of Drugs from the Body
150(1)
Physiological Variables That Modify Drug Effects
151(1)
Pathological Variables That Modify Drug Effects
151(1)
Adaptive Processes and Drug Abuse
151(5)
Tolerance to Drugs
152(3)
Drug Dependence
155(1)
Psychological Factors
156(1)
The Placebo Effect
156(1)
Addiction and Abuse: The Significance of Dependence
156(6)
Hereditary Factors
157(1)
Drug Craving
157(1)
Other Factors
158(4)
CNS Depressants: Sedative-Hypnotics
162(24)
Introduction
164(1)
An Introduction to CNS Depressants
164(2)
The History of CNS Depressants
164(1)
The Effects of CNS Depressants: Benefits and Risks
165(1)
Types of CNS Depressants
166(11)
Benzodiazepines: Valium-Type Drugs
167(4)
Barbiturates
171(2)
Other CNS Depressants
173(4)
Patterns of Abuse with CNS Depressants
177(9)
Treatment for Withdrawal
179(7)
Alcohol: Pharmacological Effects
186(22)
Introduction
188(1)
The Nature and History of Alcohol
189(1)
Alcohol as a Drug
189(2)
Alcohol as a Social Drug
190(1)
Impact of Alcohol
190(1)
The Properties of Alcohol
191(1)
The Physical Effects of Alcohol
192(6)
Alcohol and Tolerance
194(1)
Alcohol Metabolism
195(1)
Polydrug Use
195(1)
Short-Term Effects
195(2)
Dependence
197(1)
The Effects of Alcohol on Organ Systems and Bodily Functions
198(10)
Brain and Nervous System
198(1)
Liver
199(1)
Digestive System
200(1)
Blood
200(1)
Cardiovascular System
201(1)
Sexual Organs
202(1)
Endocrine System
202(1)
Kidneys
202(1)
Mental Disorders and Damage to the Brain
202(1)
The Fetus
202(1)
Gender Differences
203(1)
Malnutrition
203(5)
Alcohol: A Behavioral Perspective
208(42)
Introduction
210(1)
Alcohol Consumption in the United States
210(1)
Current Statistics and Trends in Alcohol Consumption
211(9)
Percentages of the Drinking Population: A Pyramid Model
212(6)
Economic Costs of Alcohol Abuse
218(2)
History of Alcohol in America
220(4)
Drinking Patterns
220(1)
Historical Considerations
221(3)
Defining Alcoholics
224(3)
Cultural Differences
225(1)
Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
226(1)
Types of Alcoholics
226(1)
Cultural Influences
227(6)
Culture and Drinking Behavior
228(1)
Culture and Disinhibited Behavior
229(1)
Culture Provides Rules for Drinking Behavior
230(1)
Culture Provides Ceremonial Meaning for Alcohol Use
230(1)
Culture Provides Models of Alcoholism
230(1)
Cultural Stereotypes of Drinking Patterns May Be Misleading
231(1)
Culture Provides Attitudes Regarding Alcohol Consumption
232(1)
College and University Students and Alcohol Use
233(2)
Binge Drinking
234(1)
Gender and Collegiate Alcohol Use
235(1)
Alcohol Consumption Patterns of Women
235(3)
The Role of Alcohol in Domestic Violence
237(1)
Alcohol and Sex
238(1)
Alcohol and the Family: Destructive Types of Support and Organizations for Victims of Alcoholics
238(1)
Codependency and Enabling
238(1)
Children of Alcoholics (COAs) and Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOAs)
239(1)
Treatment of Alcoholism
239(11)
Getting Through Withdrawal
240(1)
Helping the Alcoholic Family Recover
241(9)
Narcotics (Opioids)
250(30)
Introduction
252(1)
What Are Narcotics?
252(1)
The History of Narcotics
252(4)
Opium in China
252(2)
American Opium Use
254(2)
Pharmacological Effects
256(2)
Narcotic Analgesics
256(1)
Other Therapeutic Uses
257(1)
Mechanisms of Action
258(1)
Side Effects
258(1)
Abuse, Tolerance, Dependence, and Withdrawal
258(10)
Heroin Abuse
259(6)
Treatment of Heroin and Other Narcotic Dependence
265(3)
Other Narcotics
268(4)
Morphine
268(1)
Methadone
269(1)
Fentanyls
269(1)
Hydromorphone
270(1)
Oxycodone (OxyContin)
270(1)
Meperidine
271(1)
Buprenorphine
271(1)
MPTP: A ``Designer'' Tragedy
271(1)
Codeine
272(1)
Pentazocine
272(1)
Propoxyphene
272(1)
Narcotic-Related Drugs
272(8)
Dextromethorphan
272(1)
Clonidine
273(1)
Naloxone/Naltrexone
274(6)
Stimulants
280(42)
Introduction
282(1)
Major Stimulants
282(26)
Amphetamines
282(12)
Cocaine
294(5)
Current Attitudes and Patterns of Abuse
299(9)
Minor Stimulants
308(14)
Caffeinelike Drugs (Xanthines)
308(5)
OTC Sympathomimetics
313(1)
Herbal Stimulants
313(9)
Tobacco
322(30)
Tobacco Use: Scope of the Problem
324(6)
Current Tobacco Use in the United States
324(1)
The History of Tobacco Use
325(1)
Popularity in the Western World
325(1)
History of Tobacco Use in America
326(4)
Phamacology of Nicotine
330(6)
Nicotine Administration
330(1)
Effects on the Central Nervous System
330(1)
Other Effects of Nicotine
330(6)
Clove Cigarettes
336(1)
Cigarette Smoking: A Costly Addiction
336(6)
Mortality Rates
336(1)
Chronic Illnesses
337(3)
Effects Without Smoking
340(1)
Effects on the Fetus
340(1)
Tobacco Use Without Smoking
341(1)
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
342(1)
Who Smokes?
342(1)
Reasons for Smoking
343(1)
The Motivation Not to Smoke
343(3)
Alternative Activities for Successfully Quitting
344(1)
Smoking Cessation Aids
344(2)
Social Issues: Looking to the Future
346(6)
Tobacco as a Gateway Drug
346(1)
Smoking Prohibition Versus Smokers' Rights
347(5)
Hallucinogens (Psychedelics)
352(30)
Introduction
354(1)
The History of Hallucinogen Use
354(2)
The Native American Church
355(1)
Timothy Leary and the League of Spiritual Discovery
355(1)
Hallucinogen Use Today
356(1)
The Nature of Hallucinogens
356(3)
Sensory and Psychological Effects
357(2)
Mechanisms of Action
359(1)
Types of Hallucinogenic Agents
359(23)
Traditional Hallucinogens: LSD Types
360(8)
Phenylethylamine Hallucinogens
368(2)
Anticholinergic Hallucinogens
370(2)
Other Hallucinogens
372(10)
Marijuana
382(36)
Introduction
384(1)
History and Trends in Marijuana Use
385(3)
Current Use of Marijuana
388
Trends in Use
390(2)
Annual Use
392(1)
Perceived Harmfulness
392(1)
Disapproval
392(1)
Perceived Availability, Risk, and Use
392
Marijuana: Is It the Assassin of Youth?
293(101)
Major Factors Affecting Marijuana Use
393(1)
Is Marijuana Really a Gateway Drug?
394(1)
Misperceptions of Marijuana Use
395(1)
Characteristics of Cannabis
395(2)
The Behavioral Effects of Marijuana Use
397(6)
The ``High''
397(1)
Subjective Euphoric Effects
398(2)
Driving Performance
400(1)
Critical Thinking Skills
401(1)
Amotivational Syndrome
401(2)
Therapeutic Uses and the Controversy over Medical Marijuana Use
403(4)
The Physiological Effects of Marijuana Use
407(11)
Effects on the Central Nervous System
407(1)
Effects on the Respiratory System
408(1)
Effects on the Cardiovascular System
408(1)
Effects on Sexual Performance and Reproduction
409(1)
Tolerance and Dependence
410(1)
Chronic Use
410(8)
Inhalants
418(12)
Introduction
420(1)
History of Inhalants
420(1)
Types of Inhalants
421(3)
Volatile Substances
421(2)
Anesthetics
423(1)
Nitrites
424(1)
Current Patterns and Signs of Abuse
424(2)
Adolescent and Teenage Usage
424(1)
Gender, Race, Socioeconomics, and Abuse
425(1)
Signs of Inhalant Abuse
426(1)
Dangers of Inhalant Abuse
426(4)
Over-the-Counter (OTC), Prescription, and Herbal Drugs
430(38)
Introduction
432(1)
OTC Drugs
432(19)
Abuse of OTC Drugs
432(2)
Federal Regulation of OTC Drugs
434(1)
OTC Drugs and Self-Care
434(2)
Types of OTC Drugs
436(12)
OTC Herbal (Natural) Products
448(3)
Prescription Drugs
451(11)
Prescription Drug Abuse
451(1)
Proper Doctor-Patient Communication
452(1)
Drug Selection: Generic Versus Proprietary
453(2)
Common Categories of Prescription Drugs
455(7)
Common Principles of Drug Use
462(6)
Drug Use Within Major Subcultures
468(58)
Introduction
470(1)
Athletes and Drug Abuse
471(11)
Drugs Used by Athletes
473(9)
Prevention and Treatment
482(1)
Drug Use Among Women
482(7)
Women More Concerned About Drug Use Than Men
483(1)
Patterns of Drug Use: Comparing Females with Males
483(1)
Female Roles and Drug Addiction
483(2)
Women's Response to Drugs
485(3)
Treatment of Drug Dependency in Women
488(1)
Drug Use in Adolescent Subcultures
489(12)
Why Adolescents Use Drugs
490(2)
Patterns of Drug Use in Adolescents
492(1)
Adolescent versus Adult Drug Abuse
493(1)
Consequences and Coincidental Problems
493(5)
Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment of Adolescent Drug Problems
498(2)
Summary of Adolescent Drug Abuse
500(1)
Drug Use in College Student Subcultures
501(5)
Reasons for College Students' Drug Use
501(3)
Additional Noteworthy Findings Regarding Drug Use by College Students
504(2)
HIV and AIDS
506(4)
Nature of HIV Infection and Related Symptoms
507(1)
Diagnosis and Treatment
507(3)
Who Is at Risk for AIDS?
510(5)
AIDS and Drugs of Abuse
512(1)
Adolescents and AIDS
513(1)
What to Do About HIV and AIDS
514(1)
The Entertainment Industry and Drug Use
515(11)
More Recent Promoter of Drug Use: The Internet
517(9)
Drug Abuse Prevention
526(28)
Introduction
528(2)
Drug Prevention Programs
530(1)
Considering the Audience and Approach
530(4)
An Example of Drug Prevention at Central High in Elmtown
532(2)
Comprehensive Prevention Programs for Drug Use and Abuse
534(5)
Harm Reduction Model
534(1)
Community-Based Drug Prevention
534(1)
School-Based Drug Prevention
535(3)
Family-Based Prevention Programs
538(1)
Drug Prevention Programs in Higher Education
539(2)
Overview and Critique of Existing Prevention Programs
539(2)
Examples of Large-Scale Drug Prevention Programs
541(5)
BACCHUS and GAMMA Peer Education Network
541(1)
Fund for the Improvement of Post-secondary Education Drug Prevention Programs
541(2)
DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education)
543(1)
Drug Courts
543(3)
Problems with Assessing the Success of Drug Prevention Programs
546(1)
Other Alternatives to Drug Use
546(8)
Meditation
547(2)
The Natural Mind Approach
549(5)
Treating Drug Dependence
554(14)
Treatment of Addiction
556(2)
Drug Addiction Treatment in the United States
558(10)
Therapeutic Strategies
558(1)
Historical Approaches
558(2)
General Therapeutic Strategies
560(1)
Specific Therapeutic Strategies
561(1)
Pharmacological Strategies
562(2)
Current Trends in Providing Treatment Services
564(4)
Appendices 568(8)
Index 576(12)
Photo Credits 588

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