Question

1. smokers often have poor circulation to their extremities because of high blood pressure atherosclerosis low blood pressure stroke 2. a continuous marijuana smoker neednt smoke consistently as it is stored in the body and will redistribute. this is called the property of (4 points) hallucinogenic soluble lipophilic reverse tolerance 3. a drug is (4 points) any chemical you take in when smoking any chemical that alters body or mind any chemical that you take into your body any chemical that makes you feel high

Explanation:

1. Atherosclerosis is a condition where arteries become narrowed and hardened due to plaque buildup, which can reduce blood - flow to extremities in smokers. High blood pressure, low blood pressure, and stroke are not the direct cause of poor circulation to extremities in smokers in the context of this question.
2. Marijuana is lipophilic, meaning it has an affinity for fats. It can be stored in fatty tissues in the body and redistributed, so a continuous smoker doesn't need to smoke consistently. Hallucinogenic refers to the ability to cause hallucinations, soluble is about dissolving in a solvent, and reverse tolerance is not related to storage and redistribution.
3. A drug is defined as any chemical that alters the body or mind. Chemicals taken in when smoking are a subset, chemicals taken into the body is too broad (e.g., food also contains chemicals), and chemicals that make you feel high only cover a part of what drugs can do.

Answer:

1. Atherosclerosis
2. Lipophilic
3. Any chemical that alters body or mind