METH LONG AND SHORT TERM EFFECTS

Question 1

Increased potential for liver damage (Andrews, 1997)

Answer 1

Increased potential for liver damage (Andrews, 1997)

Question 1

Increased risk of cardiovascular issues (sudden deaths and cardiovascularPennings, et al., 2002)

Answer 1

Increased risk of cardiovascular issues (sudden deaths and cardiovascularPennings, et al., 2002)

Question 2

Greater perceived effects of both drugs (greater euphoric effects; Hearn, et al., 1991)

Answer 2

Greater perceived effects of both drugs (greater euphoric effects; Hearn, et al., 1991)

Question 3

Increased risk for stroke (Treadwell & Robinson, 2007)

Answer 3

Increased risk for stroke (Treadwell & Robinson, 2007)

Question 4

Increased impulsivity (MacDonald, 2008)

Answer 4

Increased impulsivity (MacDonald, 2008)

Question 5

Greater propensity for acute toxicity due to CE causing perceived lower effects of alcohol (making you feel more sober than you are; Andrews, 1997)

Answer 5

Greater propensity for acute toxicity due to CE causing perceived lower effects of alcohol (making you feel more sober than you are; Andrews, 1997)