Drugs have been in use for thousands of years. Although it is impossible to determine the exact time humans began drug use, there is evidence that some drugs (such as the mushroom Amanita muscaria) were used as early as 5000 BCE.
Answer for exam is A. dilantinThere is no single answer to that. Lots of drugs can be used, and often a combination of different drugs is used.
All states allow psychotropic drugs if those drugs are prescribed by a practicing physician. These drugs are often used to treat depression and anxiety especially in children and teens.
No, drugs cannot be used as food. Drugs are substances that have a physiological effect on the body, often used for medical purposes or recreational purposes. Food, on the other hand, is consumed for nourishment and sustenance. While some drugs may have appetite-suppressing or appetite-stimulating effects, they should not be replaced with or considered a substitute for proper nutrition from food.
People often use drugs for the altered state of mind they produce. Once they have used the drug then the addiction starts too.
Semisolid drugs are often used for topical application. These drugs are soft and pliable. Semisolid drugs include creams, ointments, most plasters, and dry-powder aerosols. I am not sure about gels?
It depends on what drugs, how often used and the test carried out
As far as I know, only solvents are used recreationaly, houshold chemicals are used in many drugs' production, but all require uncommon chemicals as well.
cardiovascular drug
Except for the rBGH hormone used in animals raised for food, genetically engineered food does not actually contain drugs. Genetically modified foods involve extracting a gene from one species (often a bacteria) and inserting it into another species (often corn or soybeans) in order to bring about a desired trait. This process is also used to develop new drugs
No, "spic and span" is not used in making drugs. The term refers to cleanliness and tidiness, often used to describe a very clean environment. While maintaining cleanliness is important in any laboratory setting, including those where drugs are manufactured, "spic and span" itself does not pertain to drug production.
Intravenous treatment with one or more drugs (chemotherapy) is often used for treatment of both large and small tumors.
"Drugs may cure but often times it breaks"