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Mimi

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When Gregg first started drinking alcohol, he needed only one or two beers to feel buzzed; now he needs at least four or five beers before he feels anything. What process describes Greggs need for more alcohol before feeling its effects?
 
  a. drug resistance
  b. desensitization
  c. habituation
  d. tolerance

Question 2

Natalia, who suffers from epilepsy, experiences a seizure in which she completely loses consciousness, stops breathing, and thrashes about uncontrollably. Natalia experienced which type of seizure?
 
  a. partial tonic-clonic
  b. partial myoclonic
  c. generalized tonic-clonic
  d. generalized myoclonic



ebe

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
c



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