Harmful use

A pattern of psychoactive substances that may harm health. The injury can be physical (eg, hepatitis after drug injection) or psychological (eg, depressive symptom secondary to severe alcohol intake). Although harmful use is not always necessarily, it does not have a bad influence on society, but social impact alone is not enough to justify the diagnosis of harmful use.

This term was introduced in ICD-10 and was used as a diagnostic term on its own. The closest thing to other diagnostic systems (DSM - IV etc) is substance abuse. This usually includes social impact.

A pattern of psychoactive substances that may harm health. Damage is physical (such as hepatitis caused by self-administered drugs) or mental damage (such as the onset of depression caused by continuous mass drinking).

Diagnosis requires actual damage to affect the user's mental or physical health

Harmful usage patterns are often criticized by others and often have various social adverse effects. Facts that are rejected by others or cultures or specific substances or facts that may cause social adverse effects such as arrest and marriage conflict are not themselves evidence of harmful use

Acute poisoning or "hangover" alone is not enough to justify the health hazards necessary to encode harmful uses.

If you rely on syndrome, psychosis, other specific medications or alcohol related diseases, you should not diagnose harmful use.

There must be clear evidence that the use of this substance is (or indeed) the cause of physical or mental harm including inappropriate judgment and abnormal behavior.

Use for over 1 month or repeated use within 12 months

This disease does not meet the criteria of other mental disorders or behavioral disorders associated with the same drug in the same period (except acute poisoning).

Disorder of substance use is divided into harmful use and dependence. Harmful uses are often accidental, can cause physical and mental damage, and may have social consequences. Dependence is a physiological adaptation that leads to tolerance and withdrawal when the use of substances stop suddenly 4 substance dependence and behavioral poisoning are inevitable. However, repeated exposure may increase the possibility. Whether the use of materials progresses to depend is dependent on factors such as genetic and biological factors, starting age, psychological history, congenital and learning resilience, environmental factors such as family and fellow dynamics, financial resources, culture Normative norms, exposure to stress, access to society

Use, dependence and behavioral poisoning of harmful substances (poisoning) - 2017 - AMA position statement.pdf

Environmental pollution is a condition that hurts us as the natural circulation of our environment is hindered. Some of the harmful environmental pollutants produced in the form of smoke, solid or liquid waste are contaminated with environmental pollutants by contamination with the environment. Only humans can check environmental pollution by limiting their undesirable activities. Everyone here is responsible for environmental pollution in an indirect way. Unconsciously, we are creating problems and challenges to the environment.

When harmful substances such as particles and biomolecules are taken into the atmosphere of the earth, air pollution is caused These harmful substances are called air pollutants. These contaminants may take the form of solid waste, droplets, or gas. Substances mixed in the atmosphere may have devastating effects on living things and the environment. This directly complements the cause of air pollution. There is no doubt that garbage incineration exacerbates the current air pollution situation. According to estimates by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), more than 40% of the world's waste is burned with such a fire, and release of gas and particulate matter has a serious effect on human health and climate change There is a possibility.