You suspect your friend has been using drugs for some time, but have been afraid to confront him. He used to be a very attractive guy that all the girls liked, but people are noticing that he is acting more aggressive and that his mouth is showing lots of rapid tooth and gum decay.
Which drug should you worry he is taking?
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Responses
alcohol
alcohol
marijuana
marijuana
methamphetamine
methamphetamine
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I apologize for the abrupt ending in my previous message. The drug you should worry your friend is taking based on the symptoms you described (aggressive behavior and rapid tooth and gum decay) is methamphetamine. This drug can cause aggressive behavior and severe dental issues, often referred to as "meth mouth." It's important to approach your friend with care and concern if you suspect they are using drugs, and encourage them to seek help.
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My apologies for not following your instructions correctly. Based on the symptoms described for your friend, the drug you should worry he is taking is methamphetamine.
You enter a basement and find 15 friends there, most of them consuming alcohol. Your good friend Paul is sitting in a cluster with eight others who are drinking, but he is not drinking. Which statement from his peers is most likely the reason he is still sitting there?
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Responses
“Paul, you are such a baby. Come on let’s have some fun.”
“Paul, you are such a baby. Come on let’s have some fun.”
“No problem Paul. It’s cool. Do your thing.”
“No problem Paul. It’s cool. Do your thing.”
“Hey man, this is just beer. It’s not going to kill you.”
“Hey man, this is just beer. It’s not going to kill you.”
“This is the in group here. We like beer. If you don’t, then you need to go over there.”
“No problem Paul. It’s cool. Do your thing.”
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Unwanted physical and mental effects caused by a drug are called
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Responses
psychoactive effects.
psychoactive effects.
side effects.
side effects.
tolerance.
tolerance.
withdrawal symptoms.