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Which Combination Is MOST Likely to Result in Antagonistic Effects

Question 36

Question 36

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Which combination is MOST likely to result in antagonistic effects?


A) LSD and cocaine
B) Alcohol and barbiturates
C) Cocaine and amphetamine
D) Barbiturates and cocaine

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