Question

select the drug on the left to the correct bodily response on the right.
depressant
hallucingen
steroid
stimulant
inhalant
narcotic
choose
choose
slowing down of the body
mental images and sensations that do not exist
buildup of muscles
dulled senses
speeding up of the body
sudden sniffing death syndrom
choose
choose
choose
choose

Explanation:

• Depressant: Depressants slow down the central nervous system, leading to a "slowing down of the body" effect.
• Hallucingen (Hallucinogen): Hallucinogens alter perception and can cause "mental images and sensations that do not exist".
• Steroid: Anabolic steroids are often misused to promote "buildup of muscles".
• Stimulant: Stimulants increase activity in the central nervous system, resulting in a "speeding up of the body".
• Inhalant: Inhalants can cause "Sudden sniffing death syndrom" due to their toxic effects on the heart and other organs.
• Narcotic: Narcotics (opioids) can cause "Dulled senses" as they act on the nervous system to reduce pain and create a sense of relaxation.

Answer:

• Depressant: Slowing down of the body
• Hallucingen: Mental images and sensations that do not exist
• Steroid: buildup of muscles
• Stimulant: Speeding up of the body
• Inhalant: Sudden sniffing death syndrom
• Narcotic: Dulled senses