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Collmarie

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Significant complications such as sudden death due to cardiac dysrhythmia or respiratory depression are associated with the use of
 
  1. alcohol.
  2. cocaine.
  3. inhalants.
  4. hallucinogens.

Question 2

The main active ingredient in coffee, black teas, most cola drinks, and many other bottled beverages that stimulates the nervous system, relieves fatigue, increases alertness, and in-creases the body's metabolic rate is
 
  1. alcohol.
  2. cocaine.
  3. caffeine.
  4. amphetamines.



Kjones0604

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Answer to Question 1

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Significant complications of inhalant use are sudden death caused by cardiac dysrhythmia or respiratory depression.

Answer to Question 2

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Caffeine is the main active ingredient in coffee, black teas, most cola drinks, and many other bottled beverages.



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