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Transtornos decorrentes do uso de cannabis são caracterizados pelo padrão e consequências do uso de cannabis. Cannabis é o termo coletivo para uma gama de preparações psicoativas da planta cannabis, Cannabis sativa, e espécies e híbridos relacionados. A cannabis contém canabinoides, uma classe de componentes químicos diversos que agem sobre receptores canabinoides endógenos que modulam a liberação de neurotransmissores no cérebro. O principal canabinoide psicoativo é o δ-9-tetrahidrocannabinol (THC). A cannabis é tipicamente fumada sob a forma de flores ou folhas da planta cannabis; tabaco é frequentemente misturado à cannabis quando fumada. Há também óleos de cannabis que são preparados dessas mesmas fontes. Essas preparações variam consideravelmente em relação à sua potência de THC. A cannabis tem, predominantemente, efeitos depressores sobre o sistema nervoso central, e produz uma euforia característica que pode ser parte da apresentação clínica da intoxicação por cannabis, e que pode incluir também prejuízo do funcionamento cognitivo e psicomotor. A cannabis tem propriedades que produzem dependência, que resultam em dependência de cannabis em algumas pessoas e abstinência de cannabis quando o uso é reduzido ou interrompido. A cannabis está associada a uma gama de transtornos mentais induzidos por cannabis. | |||
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Disorders due to use of cannabis are characterised by the pattern and consequences of cannabis use. Cannabis is the collective term for a range of psychoactive preparations of the cannabis plant, Cannabis sativa, and related species and hybrids. Cannabis contains cannabinoids, a class of diverse chemical compounds that act on endogenous cannabinoid receptors that modulate neurotransmitter release in the brain. The principal psychoactive cannabinoid is δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Cannabis is typically smoked in the form of the flowering heads or leaves of the Cannabis plant; tobacco is often mixed with cannabis when smoked. There are also cannabis oils that are prepared from these same sources. These preparations vary considerably in their THC potency. Cannabis has predominantly central nervous system depressant effects and produces a characteristic euphoria that may be part of the presenting features of Cannabis Intoxication, which may also include impairment in cognitive and psychomotor functioning. Cannabis has dependence-producing properties resulting in Cannabis Dependence in some people and Cannabis Withdrawal when use is reduced or discontinued. Cannabis is associated with a range of Cannabis-Induced Mental Disorders. | |||
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Disorders due to use of cannabis are characterised by the pattern and consequences of cannabis use. Cannabis is the collective term for a range of psychoactive preparations of the cannabis plant, Cannabis sativa, and related species and hybrids. Cannabis contains cannabinoids, a class of diverse chemical compounds that act on endogenous cannabinoid receptors that modulate neurotransmitter release in the brain. The principal psychoactive cannabinoid is δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Cannabis is typically smoked in the form of the flowering heads or leaves of the Cannabis plant; tobacco is often mixed with cannabis when smoked. There are also cannabis oils that are prepared from these same sources. These preparations vary considerably in their THC potency. Cannabis has predominantly central nervous system depressant effects and produces a characteristic euphoria that may be part of the presenting features of Cannabis Intoxication, which may also include impairment in cognitive and psychomotor functioning. Cannabis has dependence-producing properties resulting in Cannabis Dependence in some people and Cannabis Withdrawal when use is reduced or discontinued. Cannabis is associated with a range of Cannabis-Induced Mental Disorders.
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Disorders due to use of cannabis are characterised by the pattern and consequences of cannabis use. Cannabis is the collective term for a range of psychoactive preparations of the cannabis plant, Cannabis sativa, and related species and hybrids. Cannabis contains cannabinoids, a class of diverse chemical compounds that act on endogenous cannabinoid receptors that modulate neurotransmitter release in the brain. The principal psychoactive cannabinoid is δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Cannabis is typically smoked in the form of the flowering heads or leaves of the Cannabis plant; tobacco is often mixed with cannabis when smoked. There are also cannabis oils that are prepared from these same sources. These preparations vary considerably in their THC potency. Cannabis has predominantly central nervous system depressant effects and produces a characteristic euphoria that may be part of the presenting features of Cannabis Intoxication, which may also include impairment in cognitive and psychomotor functioning. Cannabis has dependence-producing properties resulting in Cannabis Dependence in some people and Cannabis Withdrawal when use is reduced or discontinued. Cannabis is associated with a range of Cannabis-Induced Mental Disorders. |
