
Steroids
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9th - 10th Grade
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Jennifer Baker
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Steroids Lesson Part1
9.ATOD.1.1: Explain the short-term and long-term effects of performance-enhancing drugs on health and eligibility to participate in sports.
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General Facts
Once viewed as a problem strictly associated with body builders, fitness "buffs," and professional athletes, the abuse of steroids is prevalent in today’s society.
This is an alarming problem because of increased abuse over the years, and the ready availability of steroids and steroid related products.
The problem is widespread throughout society including school-age children, athletes, fitness "buffs," business professionals, etc.
Teenagers are the leading group of steroid users due to body appearance – 1/3 are not athletes
Both males and females abuse steroids.
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What are anabolic steroids?
Simply Put: Synthetically produced variants of the naturally occurring male hormone testosterone.
Both males and females have testosterone produced in their bodies: males in the testes, and females in the ovaries and other tissues.
The full name for this class of drugs is androgenic (promoting masculine characteristics)anabolic (tissue building) steroids (the class of drugs)
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Poll
Have you ever taken ibuprofen before?
Yes
No
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Open Ended
Why did you take the medication?
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You took the medication for a purpose.
Every medication has a desired effect. You might of took it to stop a headache, reduce inflammation, relief pain, help relief menstrual cramps, reduced a fever etc.. But the undesired side effects could be hemorrhage, vomiting, anemia, decreased hemoglobin and hypertension.
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So the same for steroids.
There is a desired side effect that user are looking for but use also comes with the unwanted side effects as well.
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Open Ended
What physical side effects happen to a male during puberty?
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Androgenic Side Effect (Undesired Effect)
refers to the physical changes experienced by a male during puberty, in the course of development to manhood
males and females have similar effects
This property is responsible for the majority of the side effects of steroid use.
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Anabolic Effect (Desired Effect)
refers to promoting of anabolism, the actual building of tissues, mainly muscle, accomplished by the promotion of protein synthesis.
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How Are They Taken?
Injection (most common)
Using non-sterile needles can result in blood-borne diseases
Orally (most common)
Pellet implantation under the skin
Application to the skin (e.g. gels or patches).
Steroids are taken anywhere from 1 up to 100 times the normal therapeutic doses of anabolic steroids.
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Multiple Choice
Anabolic Steroids mimic which male hormone?
tetanus
estrogen
testosterone
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Multiple Choice
The androgenic side effect refers to tissue building mainly muscle.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The anabolic effect is the desired side effect of steroid use.
True
False
Steroids Lesson Part1
9.ATOD.1.1: Explain the short-term and long-term effects of performance-enhancing drugs on health and eligibility to participate in sports.
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