Question

narcotics are drugs that come from the following plant: 7 points cannabia sativa chrysanthemum opium poppy red sage syphilis is recognized by a chancre sore in the first stage and then by rash 7 points on the in the second stage. hands and feet mouth and nose chest and arms genital area

Explanation:

• First question: Narcotics are drugs that come from the opium poppy. The opium poppy (Papaver somniferum) is the source of opium, from which morphine, codeine, and other narcotic drugs are derived. Cannabis sativa is the source of marijuana (a cannabinoid, not a traditional narcotic in the opium - derived sense). Chrysanthemum is not a source of narcotics. Red Sage is not a source of traditional narcotics.
• Second question: In the second stage of syphilis, a rash often appears on the hands and feet. While syphilis can have various manifestations, the classic description of the secondary stage includes a rash on the palms and soles (hands and feet). The genital area is more associated with the primary chancre (though lesions can occur there in other stages too, but the second - stage rash is more characteristic on hands and feet). Mouth and nose lesions can occur in other sexually transmitted infections or other syphilis manifestations (like gummas in later stages), but the second - stage rash is typically on hands and feet. Chest and arms are not the most characteristic location for the secondary - stage syphilis rash compared to hands and feet.

Answer:

• First question: Opium Poppy
• Second question: Hands and feet