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Opioid Addiction Crisis
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Cynthia Kuate
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Updated Apr 23, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:36
Chapter 2
01:27
Chapter 3
01:31
Chapter 4
02:03
Chapter 5
02:05
Chapter 6
03:08
Chapter 7
03:10
Chapter 8
04:49
Chapter 9
05:28
Chapter 10
05:32
Chapter 11
05:35
Chapter 12
Audio Transcript
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Hello everyone.
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My name is Cynthia quit.
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This is my presentation on opioid addiction.
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I chose this topic mainly because it is something that
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is not very talked about and because I love to
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learn about what is going on in our community and
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most importantly I am going into the medical field.
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So I think this topic is really important to learn.
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So there are four main points we're going to hit
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first history, then positives and negatives and opioids, then some
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solutions to deal with people that are addicted to opiates.
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And lastly my conclusions life, Let's get into some background
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information. For starters.
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In 1775, Oprah's came into the United States for the
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sole purpose of soldiers In the 1860s.
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During the Civil War, soldiers became addicted to them.
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In 1914 Harrison Democratic Act came in place.
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This act regulated and taxed the production importation and distribution
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of opiates and cocoa products In the 1970s.
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The stigma of addiction led doctors to aboard prescribing opioids
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which follows into the 1990s, Opioid began to be used
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again to relieve chronic pain.
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As a 2017, the overdose death rates has grown to
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142 per day.
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Furthermore, let's look at some pros and cons of opioids.
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Some kinds of Oprah's are that opioid abuse is harmful
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for the brain and respiratory system.
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Opiate overdose has increased since 1999 for 30,000 overdose deaths
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in 2017, 75 of heroin users report first using as
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prescription opioid.
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Lastly, patients that use opiates over a long period of
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time developed a tolerance or dependence on the drug.
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Some pros are pain, is a chronic medical medical condition,
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and opiates are used to treat chronic pain and are
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very effective to people that actually need it and can
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relieve pain for a brief time.
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For many people, opiates can give them their quality of
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life back.
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Moreover, let's imagine us as patients that are in extreme
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pain in a need of medication that only can relief
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our pain and that medication is opioids.
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Opiates are so good at the point that it can
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cause people to get addicted.
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Which can lead to later problems in our community.
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A party that can help you, such as opens may
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be a problem for another person to continue.
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Let's talk about the types of treatment and medications to
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treat people with opioid addiction.
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There are three effective treatments that people look at, such
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as details a process or period of time in which
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one absence from or rates the body of toxins or
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unhealthy things.
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Suboxone treatment can eliminate withdraw symptoms.
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This involves both your friend and naloxone.
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Next very retro music effects of opiates.
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This brand can involve no extreme.
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This can help prevent relapses into alcohol or drug abuse.
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There are also medications that can be used to treat
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opioid addiction.
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First method on when administered properly and treated with counseling
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can be safe and effective.
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Next your friend reliefs.
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Opioid cravings with without giving the same high and lastly
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election is used to block receptors and effects of opioids
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where draw symptoms can cause I'm sorry for jar symptoms
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can range from mild to a very severe depending on
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the type of drug frequency of use a variety and
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depending and your overall health.
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It was very dangerous and can be very addictive.
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Some may find opiates real relief while others find it
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a problem.
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If you know anyone that is using opiates or is
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abusing another job, please call the help line at 1
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806 6 2 4357.
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To conclude the marks, the end of my presentation, please
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feel free to reach out to me.
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If you have any questions, thank you for listening.
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