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torybrooks

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Heroin is a highly dangerous drug due to its addictive properties, its pharmacologic effects, and its
 
  A) low cost.
   B) delayed withdrawal symptoms.
   C) ready availability.
   D) association with drug trafficking.

Question 2

Tolerance for opioids can develop in as little as ______. Withdrawal symptoms can appear as rapidly as ______ after the use of such drugs is discontinued.
 
  A) 2-3 days; 4-6 hours
   B) 2-3 days; 10-12 hours
   C) 7-10 days; 4-6 hours
   D) 7-10 days; 10-12 hours



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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