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Multidrug Misuse,The format of this chapter differs slightly from the rest of the text in order to place the emphasis on the major types of drug interactions.

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An Overview,rofessionals who need a quick, handy, clinically oriented reference on alcohol abuse and other drug problems. The first chapter addresses the need to learn the drug classes and the relevant problem areas from which generalizations can be made.

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The CNS Depressants,ers), and alcohol. The general anesthetics will not be discussed here, as time and space constraints force me to limit the discussion to the substances most clinically important in drug abuse. One anesthetic agent, phencyclidine (PCP), is abused as a hallucinogen and is discussed in Section 8.3.

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The Hallucinogens, PCP, and Related Drugs,usual doses taken, the predominant effect of cannabis is to alter the “feeling state” without frank hallucinations, whereas the drugs discussed in this chapter produce abnormal sensory inputs of a predominantly visual nature (illusions or hallucinations) even at low doses.

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Learning Geography in the Absence of Sightrofessionals who need a quick, handy, clinically oriented reference on alcohol abuse and other drug problems. The first chapter addresses the need to learn the drug classes and the relevant problem areas from which generalizations can be made.

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Learning Geography in the Absence of Sightbably reflecting this, there is a great deal of information available on the epidemiology, the natural history, and the treatment of alcohol-related disorders; thus, this drug is used as a prototype for the discussion of other pharmacologic agents. Information on alcohol is presented in two chapters

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