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Why is nicotine known as the gateway drug?
 
  1. It is the first type of drug an adolescent may use.
   2. It can lead to use of other illegal drugs, such as marijuana and alcohol.
   3. It inhibits impulse control in adolescents.
   4. It can create family issues.

Question 2

Sally's, an 11-year-old girl, was diagnosed with a brain tumor six months ago. The tumor has spread despite multiple attempts with radiation to stop the process.
 
  Sally's parents have decided they want to stop radiation therapy and attempt alternative therapy. Which of the following would not be considered alternative medicine? 1. Reiki
   2. Acupuncture
   3. Biofeedback
   4. Herbs
   5. Massage therapy



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1. Nicotine tends to be the first drug used, but has a high incidence of leading to further drug use.
2. Gateway indicates moving to sources other than nicotine.
3. The use of nicotine is a conscious decision.
4. Nicotine can create issues, but this is not why it is called a gateway drug..

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1. Considered alternative medicine, along with others
2. Considered alternative medicine, along with others
3. Considered alternative medicine, along with others
4. Considered alternative medicine, along with others
5. Considered alternative medicine, along with others




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