A Study Compared "Controlled" Opiate Users with Narcotic Addicts and Found

question 15

Multiple Choice

A study compared "controlled" opiate users with narcotic addicts and found that the former differed from the latter in:

• A) type of narcotic used-for instance,Darvon or codeine versus heroin
• B) route of administration-snorting versus shooting
• C) personal acquaintance with other users who suffered overdoses
• D) frequency of use-that is,less than once a day versus more than once a day
• E) none of the above

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