2ND QUARTER

music and health

comprehensive dangerous drugs act of 2002

what is the republic act 1965?

june 7, 2002

when was ra 1965 signed?

june 16, 2002

when was ra 1965 published?

july 4, 2002

when did ra 1965 took effect?

PDEA

who is responsible for law enforcement on all dangerous drugs, controlled precursor and essential chemicals

philippine drug enforcement agency

what does PDEA stand for?

drugs

a chemical substance that brings changes and alters the person who is taking it

drug abuse

the use of any chemical substance resulting in the individuals impairment

stimulants, depressants, and hallucinogens

what are the 3 classifications of drugs?

stimulants

this drug excites the nervous system

uppers

stimulants are also known as?

depressants

decreases the activity of any bodily function and the activity of the central nervous system

downers or barbs

what are depressants also known as?

hallucinogens

produces marked distortion of senses and changes in perception

psychedelics

what are hallucinogens also known as?

methamphetamine hydrochloride

is is also known as shabu?

cannabis or cannabis sativa

it is also known as marijuana?

inhalants

volatile chemicals containing psycho active vapors that produces a state of intoxication

sleeping pills

they are classified as short, medium, and long acting— this relates to the drug action in the body

benzodiazepines, or more commonly— tranquilizers

what are sleeping pills also known as?

drugs

any substances taken into the body that causes physical, emotional, and behavioral effects

through nasal, oral, transdermal, or intravenous ways

what are the ways you can take drugs into your vody?

drugs of abuse

drugs commonly abused by users

drug dependence

when the use of drugs takes on a high priority, thereby creating a strong desire to take the substance

drug misuse

the use of substances inconsistent with the prescribed dosage or frequency of use

drug abuse

the use of substances for non medical purposes

drug tolerance

the condition of the body to adapt to the effects of substances to the body

gateway drugs, depressants, stimulants, narcotics, hallucinogens, and inhalants

what are the 6 classifications of drugs

gateway drugs

legal drugs that non drug users may try which can lead to taking more dangerous drugs

depressants

slows down a persons nervous system

stimulants

speeds up a persons nervous system

narcotics

relieves pain and induces sleepiness

hallucinogens

distorts reality and facts, and affects all senses

inhalants

found in ordinary household products and anesthetics

the classical period

it is also called the age of reason

from 1750-1820

how long did the classical period last?

exposition, development, and recapitulation

what are the 3 distinct sections of form?

exposition

the 1st part of a composition in sonata form that introduces the theme

development

the middle part of the sonata allegro where themes are being developed

recupitulation

repeats the theme as they 1st emerge in the opening exposition

sonata

a multi movement work for solo instruments

sonare

is means “to make a sound”

allegro, slow tempo, and minuet

what are the 3 movements of sonata?

concerto

a multi movement work designed for an instrumental soloist and orchestra

fast, slow, and finale

what are the 3 movements of concerto?

symphony

a multi movement work for orchestra

sinfonia

it means “a harmonious sounding together”

fast, slow, medium/fast, and fast

what are the 4 movements of symphony?

classical opera

a drama set to music that is performed in a theatrical setting

opera seria and opera buffa

what are the 2 distinct styles of opera?

serious opera

what is opera seria also called?

comic opera

what is opera buffa also called?

opera seria

usually implies heroic or tragic drama that employs mythological characters

opera buffa

made use of everyday characters and situations, typically employed spoken dialogues, lengthy arias, and was spiced with naughty humour and sight gags

italy

where did opera buffa come from?

singspiel

an opera based on serious plot

aria

a seperate song for 1 voice

recitative

the style of delivery where a singer can dopt the rhythyms of ordinary speech

bel canto

an italian phrase meaning beautiful singing

grand opera

a spectacular opera

music drama

a style of opera that is created by a single artist

alberti bass

a special type of broken chord accompaniment

franz joseph haydn

the father of the symphony

wolfgang amadeus mozart

composed over 700 works

ludwig van beethoven

the composer who bridged the late classical era and the early romantic era

in 1769

when did Beethoven start to go deaf?