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Which of the following is classified as a drug of abuse in the Philippines?
Which of the following is classified as a drug of abuse in the Philippines?
- LSD
- Shabu (correct)
- Cocaine
- Heroin
Drug tolerance requires a person to use a smaller amount of the substance to achieve the same effects.
Drug tolerance requires a person to use a smaller amount of the substance to achieve the same effects.
False (B)
What is drug misuse?
What is drug misuse?
The use of a substance inconsistent with the prescribed dosage or frequency.
The three drugs of abuse commonly found in the Philippines are ______, marijuana, and inhalants.
The three drugs of abuse commonly found in the Philippines are ______, marijuana, and inhalants.
Match the following terms with their correct definitions:
Match the following terms with their correct definitions:
Which harmful effect is associated with drug abuse?
Which harmful effect is associated with drug abuse?
Family influence is one of the domains of life that affects drug use and abuse.
Family influence is one of the domains of life that affects drug use and abuse.
Depressant drugs can cause a person to feel ______ and light-headed.
Depressant drugs can cause a person to feel ______ and light-headed.
What is the maximum penalty for maintaining a den, dive, or resort that caters to minor clients?
What is the maximum penalty for maintaining a den, dive, or resort that caters to minor clients?
Selling dangerous drugs within 100 meters of a school incurs the same penalties as other unlawful acts.
Selling dangerous drugs within 100 meters of a school incurs the same penalties as other unlawful acts.
What is the penalty for a financier of illegal drug activities?
What is the penalty for a financier of illegal drug activities?
The penalty for a protector or coddler is _____ years and a fine between P100k and P500k.
The penalty for a protector or coddler is _____ years and a fine between P100k and P500k.
Match the act to its corresponding penalty.
Match the act to its corresponding penalty.
What must be established for the sale, trading, or distribution of dangerous drugs?
What must be established for the sale, trading, or distribution of dangerous drugs?
The penalty for delivering dangerous drugs is less severe than that of selling them.
The penalty for delivering dangerous drugs is less severe than that of selling them.
If a minor is used as a courier in drug-related activities, the maximum penalty is _____ to _____ years.
If a minor is used as a courier in drug-related activities, the maximum penalty is _____ to _____ years.
What is meant by 'voluntary' treatment for drug dependence?
What is meant by 'voluntary' treatment for drug dependence?
Compulsory confinement is only necessary if the drug dependent poses a threat to themselves.
Compulsory confinement is only necessary if the drug dependent poses a threat to themselves.
Who must secure a Certification of Suspended Sentence for a minor drug dependent with a pending case?
Who must secure a Certification of Suspended Sentence for a minor drug dependent with a pending case?
The drug dependent must be examined by a __________ doctor.
The drug dependent must be examined by a __________ doctor.
What is the primary purpose of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002?
What is the primary purpose of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002?
The government always decides the place of confinement for drug dependents.
The government always decides the place of confinement for drug dependents.
If a drug dependent is found positive, the __________ must be submitted with the other documents to the Legal Affairs Division of DDB.
If a drug dependent is found positive, the __________ must be submitted with the other documents to the Legal Affairs Division of DDB.
Match the unlawful acts to their corresponding penalties:
Match the unlawful acts to their corresponding penalties:
What is the minimum penalty for possessing equipment intended for using dangerous drugs?
What is the minimum penalty for possessing equipment intended for using dangerous drugs?
A person found positive for dangerous drug use for the first offense can be sentenced to one year of rehabilitation.
A person found positive for dangerous drug use for the first offense can be sentenced to one year of rehabilitation.
What is the fine range for possessing equipment intended for drug use?
What is the fine range for possessing equipment intended for drug use?
If someone is apprehended for drug use a second time, they face imprisonment of ___ to ___ years.
If someone is apprehended for drug use a second time, they face imprisonment of ___ to ___ years.
What is the maximum penalty for cultivating dangerous drugs?
What is the maximum penalty for cultivating dangerous drugs?
The possession of dangerous drugs is considered evidence of drug use.
The possession of dangerous drugs is considered evidence of drug use.
For what offense will a person serving their penalty not be subject to the provisions under Section 15?
For what offense will a person serving their penalty not be subject to the provisions under Section 15?
Match the penalties with the specific offenses related to dangerous drugs.
Match the penalties with the specific offenses related to dangerous drugs.
What is the penalty for organizing or financing illegal activities related to dangerous drugs?
What is the penalty for organizing or financing illegal activities related to dangerous drugs?
A person acting as a protector or coddler of a violator faces imprisonment of at least 20 years.
A person acting as a protector or coddler of a violator faces imprisonment of at least 20 years.
What is the maximum fine for unlawful prescription of dangerous drugs?
What is the maximum fine for unlawful prescription of dangerous drugs?
Any attempt or conspiracy to commit unlawful acts regarding dangerous drugs is penalized by the same penalty prescribed for the ______.
Any attempt or conspiracy to commit unlawful acts regarding dangerous drugs is penalized by the same penalty prescribed for the ______.
Match the following unlawful acts with their respective punishments:
Match the following unlawful acts with their respective punishments:
Which of the following is NOT considered an unlawful act under the related sections?
Which of the following is NOT considered an unlawful act under the related sections?
Public officers are not held criminally liable for misappropriation of seized dangerous drugs.
Public officers are not held criminally liable for misappropriation of seized dangerous drugs.
What happens to an elective official who benefits from trafficking proceeds?
What happens to an elective official who benefits from trafficking proceeds?
What is the penalty for planting any dangerous drug or controlled precursor, regardless of quantity?
What is the penalty for planting any dangerous drug or controlled precursor, regardless of quantity?
Law enforcement agencies are not responsible for presenting witnesses in dangerous drug cases.
Law enforcement agencies are not responsible for presenting witnesses in dangerous drug cases.
What is the act of maliciously inserting drugs to implicate an innocent person called?
What is the act of maliciously inserting drugs to implicate an innocent person called?
The immediate superior of a law enforcement official can face imprisonment of ____ to ____ years for negligence in presenting a witness.
The immediate superior of a law enforcement official can face imprisonment of ____ to ____ years for negligence in presenting a witness.
Match the penalties with their corresponding violations:
Match the penalties with their corresponding violations:
Which of the following statements about planting of evidence is true?
Which of the following statements about planting of evidence is true?
Members of law enforcement agencies can be reassigned during the court proceedings for a drug case.
Members of law enforcement agencies can be reassigned during the court proceedings for a drug case.
If a law enforcement officer fails to appear as a witness without valid reason, they could face imprisonment of ____ years.
If a law enforcement officer fails to appear as a witness without valid reason, they could face imprisonment of ____ years.
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Drugs
Drugs
Substances that affect the mind, emotions, and behavior when taken into the body.
Drugs of Abuse
Drugs of Abuse
Drugs commonly misused.
Drug Dependence
Drug Dependence
A condition of strongly wanting to use a drug and having a high priority on doing so, affecting a person's physical and mental well-being.
Drug Misuse
Drug Misuse
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Drug Abuse
Drug Abuse
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Drug Tolerance
Drug Tolerance
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Gateway Drugs
Gateway Drugs
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Depressant Drugs
Depressant Drugs
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Drug Dependency Examination
Drug Dependency Examination
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Voluntary Drug Treatment
Voluntary Drug Treatment
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Compulsory Drug Confinement
Compulsory Drug Confinement
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Certification of Suspended Sentence
Certification of Suspended Sentence
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Referral Form for Drug Dependency Exam
Referral Form for Drug Dependency Exam
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Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB)
Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB)
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Petition for Confinement
Petition for Confinement
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Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act
Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act
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Illegal Drug Sale Penalty
Illegal Drug Sale Penalty
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Drug Trafficking near Schools
Drug Trafficking near Schools
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Possession of drug paraphernalia
Possession of drug paraphernalia
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Prima facie evidence
Prima facie evidence
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Using Minors in Drug Crimes
Using Minors in Drug Crimes
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Drug-Related Death Penalty
Drug-Related Death Penalty
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First-time drug use penalty
First-time drug use penalty
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Second-time drug use penalty
Second-time drug use penalty
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Maintaining a Drug Den
Maintaining a Drug Den
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Drug cultivation penalty
Drug cultivation penalty
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Drug Den Owner Penalties
Drug Den Owner Penalties
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Protecting Drug Dealers
Protecting Drug Dealers
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Marijuana cultivation
Marijuana cultivation
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Dangerous Drugs Act
Dangerous Drugs Act
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Drug-Related Client Death
Drug-Related Client Death
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Confirmatory drug test
Confirmatory drug test
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Financing Illegal Drug Activities
Financing Illegal Drug Activities
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Protecting Drug Violators
Protecting Drug Violators
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Maintaining Drug Transaction Records
Maintaining Drug Transaction Records
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Unnecessary Drug Prescription
Unnecessary Drug Prescription
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Attempt to Commit Drug Crime
Attempt to Commit Drug Crime
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Misusing Confiscated Drugs
Misusing Confiscated Drugs
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Benefitting from Drug Trade
Benefitting from Drug Trade
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Removal from Office for Drug Involvement
Removal from Office for Drug Involvement
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Planting of Evidence
Planting of Evidence
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Penalty for Planting Evidence
Penalty for Planting Evidence
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Responsibility of Law Enforcement
Responsibility of Law Enforcement
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Punishment for Failing to Appear
Punishment for Failing to Appear
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Superior's Responsibility
Superior's Responsibility
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Punishment for Superior's Failure
Punishment for Superior's Failure
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Transfer Restrictions
Transfer Restrictions
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Purpose of Transfer Restriction
Purpose of Transfer Restriction
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Study Notes
Prevention of Substance Use and Abuse in the Philippines
- Drugs are substances that have psychological, emotional, and behavioral effects on a person.
- Shabu, marijuana, and inhalants are the three most commonly abused drugs in the Philippines.
- Drug dependence is a cluster of physical, behavioral, and cognitive phenomena that make drug use a high priority, creating a strong desire.
- Drug misuse is inconsistent with prescribed dosage.
- Drug abuse is use for non-medical reasons. This leads to organ damage (brain and liver), addiction, and troubled behaviors.
- Drug tolerance is when the body adapts to a drug, requiring more of the drug for the same effect.
- Domains of life affected by drug use and abuse are community, school, peer relationships, family, and personal domains.
- Gateway drugs, like cigarettes and alcohol, can lead to more dangerous drugs like marijuana and shabu. Teenagers who smoke or drink earlier have more chances to experiment with dangerous drugs.
- Harmful effects of drug use and abuse include organ failure, cancer, heart disease, liver problems, paralysis, accidents, and death.
- Depressant drugs slow down the central nervous system, inducing drowsiness and relaxation. Alcohol, barbiturates, and tranquilizers are depressant drugs. Behavioral problems, heart problems, brain stroke, liver problems, mental disorder, and coma and death are also potential adverse effects from this drug category
- Stimulant drugs speed up the central nervous system, increasing energy and alertness. This leads to extreme paranoia, multiple organ failure, brain damage, and mental disorder/coma and death. Shabu, caffeine, nicotine, and cocaine are stimulants.
- Narcotics relieve pain and induce sleepiness. Examples include cocaine, heroin, and marijuana. Harmful effects can include Hepatitis, tetanus, HIV/AIDS, coma, and death
- Hallucinogens distort reality and senses. Examples include lysergic acid diethylamide, psilocybin, and mescaline. Harmful effects include flashbacks, increased blood pressure, brain damage, mental disorder, coma, and death.
- Inhalants are readily available household chemicals and anesthetics that can lead to nerve damage, brain damage, muscle spasm, bone marrow damage, coma, and death. Acetone, rugby, spray paint, cleaning fluids, and air conditioning fluid are examples.
Myths and Misconceptions about Drugs
- Drugs do not improve memory.
- Drugs do not help with the digestion of food
- Drugs do not make a person bold.
- Drugs do not remove life's problems and worries.
- Drugs do not heat up the body; they make the body lose heat faster.
Effects of Drug Use on the Family, School, and Community
- Negative effects for the family include broken relations, financial strain, family dishonor, and separation.
- Negative effects in schools include poor academic performance, high absenteeism, fights, and disrespect towards authorities.
- Negative effects on the community include increased crime, accidents (e.g., traffic accidents), and decreased economic productivity.
Prevention of Drug Use and Abuse
- Protective factors to prevent drug use and abuse include a loving and caring family, involvement in sports, positive outlook in life, a positive self-image, caring and supportive friends, and a sense of worthiness and achievement.
- Coping with stress and depression and having responsible adult role models (and active recreation, participation in sports, clubs, and activities/consultation to parents, teachers, counselors).
Drug Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation
- Treatment and rehabilitation programs are offered.
- Voluntary and compulsory treatment options are available, including representation by family members.
- Steps include completing an application for drug dependency examination (DDE) through the City Anti-Drug Abuse Council (CADAC) and obtaining a police clearance from the barangay where the dependent resides. A certificate of no pending cases from the Regional Trial Court is also required.
- Steps in securing treatment may involve referrals, doctor examinations, and petitions with the relevant court. The family has the right to choose the treatment and rehabilitation facility.
Requirements for Drug Abuse Treatment
- DDE application through CADAC or DDB
- Police clearance and Barangay clearance
- Certificate of no pending case from RTC
- Sentence suspension (if applicable, for minors)
Steps in Drug Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation
- Voluntary or compulsory treatment
- Voluntary via a representative
- Patient chooses rehabilitation center (with family involvement)
Unlawful Acts and Penalties under RA 9165
- Penalties for importing, financing, protecting, organizing, or managing drug trafficking are severe and include life imprisonment and/or fines.
- Penalties for selling, distributing, delivering, transporting, and brokering drugs vary based on the type of drug and quantity of drugs possessed. Penalties include, but are not limited to, life imprisonment and/or heavy fines
- Penalties for establishing a den, dive or resort where drugs are used include life imprisonment.
- Penalties for maintaining records for drug transactions include severe punishments in relation to the act committed.
- Penalties for use of dangerous drugs include rehabilitation and more severe punishments for subsequent offenses including a variety of sanctions.
- Penalties for the cultivation of dangerous drugs are life imprisonment.
Other Unlawful Acts and Penalties
- Planting of evidence; possession of equipment and instruments for drug use.
- Delay and bungling in prosecuting drug cases: penalties related to negligence or deliberate delay.
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This quiz explores the key concepts and effects of substance use and abuse, focusing on prevalent drugs in the Philippines such as shabu, marijuana, and inhalants. It also addresses issues like drug dependence and the impact of substance misuse on various aspects of life. Test your knowledge about prevention and the consequences of drug abuse.
