Q.Some of the side effects of using narcotics include
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →Narcotics are addictive, appetite-suppressing and toxic in real-world terms (option b), though the textbook's own printed side-effects list for narcotics actually reads differently — worth noting honestly rather than overstating the match.
The textbook's own list of narcotics side effects is: nausea, vomiting, constipation, sweating, mental confusion and drowsiness, and effects on the cardiovascular, respiratory and central nervous systems. None of the four printed MCQ options reproduces this list closely — option (c), in particular, reads more like the textbook's own anabolic-steroid side effects (impotence, kidney/liver issues) than its narcotics list. Among the four, option (b) — addiction, suppressed appetite, toxicity — is the standard, broadly correct real-world description of narcotic/opioid misuse (well outside this specific textbook too), and is the best available answer, but this is flagged honestly as not a …
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