Opioid Addiction Crisis

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by Cynthia Kuate0 views·Updated Apr 23, 2021

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  1. Uh huh.
  2. Hello everyone.
  3. My name is Cynthia quit.
  4. This is my presentation on opioid addiction.
  5. I chose this topic mainly because it is something that
  6. is not very talked about and because I love to
  7. learn about what is going on in our community and
  8. most importantly I am going into the medical field.
  9. So I think this topic is really important to learn.
  10. So there are four main points we're going to hit
  11. first history, then positives and negatives and opioids, then some
  12. solutions to deal with people that are addicted to opiates.
  13. And lastly my conclusions life, Let's get into some background
  14. information. For starters.
  15. In 1775, Oprah's came into the United States for the
  16. sole purpose of soldiers In the 1860s.
  17. During the Civil War, soldiers became addicted to them.
  18. In 1914 Harrison Democratic Act came in place.
  19. This act regulated and taxed the production importation and distribution
  20. of opiates and cocoa products In the 1970s.
  21. The stigma of addiction led doctors to aboard prescribing opioids
  22. which follows into the 1990s, Opioid began to be used
  23. again to relieve chronic pain.
  24. As a 2017, the overdose death rates has grown to
  25. 142 per day.
  26. Furthermore, let's look at some pros and cons of opioids.
  27. Some kinds of Oprah's are that opioid abuse is harmful
  28. for the brain and respiratory system.
  29. Opiate overdose has increased since 1999 for 30,000 overdose deaths
  30. in 2017, 75 of heroin users report first using as
  31. prescription opioid.
  32. Lastly, patients that use opiates over a long period of
  33. time developed a tolerance or dependence on the drug.
  34. Some pros are pain, is a chronic medical medical condition,
  35. and opiates are used to treat chronic pain and are
  36. very effective to people that actually need it and can
  37. relieve pain for a brief time.
  38. For many people, opiates can give them their quality of
  39. life back.
  40. Moreover, let's imagine us as patients that are in extreme
  41. pain in a need of medication that only can relief
  42. our pain and that medication is opioids.
  43. Opiates are so good at the point that it can
  44. cause people to get addicted.
  45. Which can lead to later problems in our community.
  46. A party that can help you, such as opens may
  47. be a problem for another person to continue.
  48. Let's talk about the types of treatment and medications to
  49. treat people with opioid addiction.
  50. There are three effective treatments that people look at, such
  51. as details a process or period of time in which
  52. one absence from or rates the body of toxins or
  53. unhealthy things.
  54. Suboxone treatment can eliminate withdraw symptoms.
  55. This involves both your friend and naloxone.
  56. Next very retro music effects of opiates.
  57. This brand can involve no extreme.
  58. This can help prevent relapses into alcohol or drug abuse.
  59. There are also medications that can be used to treat
  60. opioid addiction.
  61. First method on when administered properly and treated with counseling
  62. can be safe and effective.
  63. Next your friend reliefs.
  64. Opioid cravings with without giving the same high and lastly
  65. election is used to block receptors and effects of opioids
  66. where draw symptoms can cause I'm sorry for jar symptoms
  67. can range from mild to a very severe depending on
  68. the type of drug frequency of use a variety and
  69. depending and your overall health.
  70. It was very dangerous and can be very addictive.
  71. Some may find opiates real relief while others find it
  72. a problem.
  73. If you know anyone that is using opiates or is
  74. abusing another job, please call the help line at 1
  75. 806 6 2 4357.
  76. To conclude the marks, the end of my presentation, please
  77. feel free to reach out to me.
  78. If you have any questions, thank you for listening.