When Amphetamines Are Abused,the Resulting Effects Are Most Likely to Include

Multiple Choice

When amphetamines are abused,the resulting effects are most likely to include

A) nervousness,loss of appetite,high blood pressure,delusions,psychosis,heart damage,convulsions,and death.
B) throat and lung irritation.
C) impaired circulation,erectile problems in men,damage throughout the body due to lowering of a key enzyme.
D) increased dosage needed for effects,impaired motor and sensory functions,impaired permanent storage of new information,withdrawal symptoms.