NSTP – National Service Training Service

R.A.9163 – NSTP act of 2001

January 23, 2002-signed by: Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

Section. 4 – 3 components of NSTP

1. ROTC –Reserve Officers Training Corps ( RA 7077 section 38 and 39 ) – provide military training
2. CWTS –Civin Welfare Training Service - civic welfare for the greater good of everybody
3. LTS – Literacy Training Service – Literacy and numeracy skills

Section 5 – Coverage – students male or female with any 4 years baccalaureate degree and 2 year
technical Vocational course

Section 6 – Duration and Equivalent Course Unit – 2 semesters ( 1 year ) 3 units per semester

NSTP CORE VALUES

MakaDiyos

Makatao

Makakalikasan

MakaBayan/ MakaBansa
DRUGZ -A drug is any substance other than food or water that is intended to be taken or
administered for the purpose of altering, sustaining or controlling the recipient’s Physical,
Mental or Emotional State

MARIJUANA –“CANNABIS SATIVA”

- The Most Abused Botanical Drug

- 2700 BC
- China (Chinese Manuscript)
- THC – TetraHydroCannabinol –can cause Brain Damage.

• Street Names: Mary Jane, Weed, Joints, Ganja, Blunt, Reefer, Yokubs or Bukoy, Five
Fingers, Dope, Kicks, Marijuana

• Immediate Effects
• Bloodshot Eyes

• Dry Mouth and Throat

• Forgetfulness

• Impaired Reflexes

• Disorientation

LONG TERM EFFECTS

• Irregular Menstrual Cycle

• Premature Babies

• Chest Pains

• Temporary Loss of Fertility

• Cancer
 SHABU – “METHAMPHETAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE”

- Camefroma medicine called Amphetamine which is use to treat “NARCOLEPSY”- a

sleeping Disorder.
- STREET NAMES:
o Crystals
o Ice
o Batu
o Shabs
o Butang
o Crack
o Mighty

Immediate Effects:

• Loss of Appetite

• Insomnia

• Irritability

• Talkativeness

• Acute Psychotic Reactions

• Irrational Behavior

Long Term Effects:

• Severe Irritation of the Nasal Passages that may become prone to frequent Nose-bleed.

• Renal Damage

• Heart Disease and Stroke

CLASSIFICATIONS OF DRUGS

EFFECTS
S - Stimulants Stimulates the CNS
O -Opiates /Narcotic Treat pain
S - Sedatives Drowsiness,sleepiness
H - Hallucinogens Euphoria, hallucinations
I - Inhalants Aggressive , mild highs
EXAMPLE
Caffeine,Shabu, Cocaine
Morphine Sulfate (SO4),opium
Valium, Sleeping Pills,
barbiturates
Marijuana,Heroine
Rugby,floorwax, Gasoline