A client involved in a minor accident reports having used "crank" an hour ago. The client denies having used the drug before. Based upon your knowledge, what manifestations can be anticipated?
1. The client might report feelings of increased strength and intelligence.
2. The client will display increased strength and cognition.
3. The client will be drowsy.
4. The client will exhibit hallucinations and paranoia.
1. The client might report feelings of increased strength and intelligence.
Rationale:
Crank is a form of methamphetamine. It will promote feelings of increased strength and intelligence. These are simply the client's impressions, and are not present in reality. Drowsiness is not anticipated for this client. Hallucinations and paranoia might be seen in an individual who has been using crank for a long period of time.
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