Risk Factors of Addiction Poster presents 10 factors of how and why someone becomes addicted. Included are factors like genetics, gender, mental disorders, trauma and abuse, how drug is taken, peer pressure, home and family, school problems, early drug use, type of drug taken.
How drug addiction Occurs Poster shows in sequence the progression of how someone initially takes the drug to becoming addicted. The begins by showing the synapse being flooded with dopamine creating euphoria, then less dopamine being produced, to less receptors available to stimulate, then low dopamine levels and withdrawal, leading person to retake drug, and ending in person using higher doses, tolerance, and addiction.
Marijuana and the Brain Poster is a straight forward and unbiased anatomical guide of the major brain areas effected by marijuana. Each brain area includes information on what it does and what effect THC has on it. Teachers and students to see the brain areas effected and discuss the topic in a common sense anatomical approach.
How Drugs Create Euphoria presents how alcohol, nicotine, marijuana, amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin create euphoria or the "high". Each drug provides just the right amount of detail and text to help teachers and students understand how these drugs act in the brain.
Drugs and the Brain Poster shows how neuron's communicate with each other and how drugs of abuse effect the brain areas and function. The top left box shows the major pleasure centers flooded with dopamine and effected by drugs. The bottom box highlights the synapse and how brain function, specifically dopamine, normally works.
Risk Factors of Addiction Poster presents 10 factors of how and why someone becomes addicted. Included are factors like genetics, gender, mental disorders, trauma and abuse, how drug is taken, peer pressure, home and family, school problems, early drug use, type of drug taken.
How Drugs Create Euphoria presents how alcohol, nicotine, marijuana, amphetamines, cocaine, and heroin create euphoria or the "high". Each drug provides just the right amount of detail and text to help teachers and students understand how these drugs act in the brain.
How drug addiction Occurs Poster shows in sequence the progression of how someone initially takes the drug to becoming addicted. The begins by showing the synapse being flooded with dopamine creating euphoria, then less dopamine being produced, to less receptors available to stimulate, then low dopamine levels and withdrawal, leading person to retake drug, and ending in person using higher doses, tolerance, and addiction.
Drugs and the Brain Poster shows how neuron's communicate with each other and how drugs of abuse effect the brain areas and function. The top left box shows the major pleasure centers flooded with dopamine and effected by drugs. The bottom box highlights the synapse and how brain function, specifically dopamine, normally works.
This Female Exercise and Muscle Guide Poster caters specifically to the female form, and is intended for the use of women. Among many of Bruce Algra’s fitness posters, this poster will enhance any home gym or fitness facility. This is one workout chart that has attained global use, as the chart illustrates the specific exercises necessary to shape, strengthen, and tone the isolated muscle groups. This chart displays the front and back muscular views, differentiating each muscle group with an array of colors.
The FACTS ABOUT EBOLA Poster is an informative guide that provides how you cannot get the Ebola virus, how the virus is contracted, the symptoms, and when you can get the virus from someone who is sick with Ebola. This simple and easy to follow poster is 24 x 36 inches and is laminated.
The First Aid Safety Poster is an amazingly helpful all in one guide in case of an emergency. Clearly, and beautifully, shown are detailed illustrations and the exact information needed for bleeding, burns, fractures, sprains, eye injuries, shock, CPR, and choking. Accidents can occur at any moment and this poster will help any business be prepared for the most commonly occurring injuries.