The patient states she has been using an illegal drug for the last nine years. Based on the information included in the chart, which statement is most consistent with the type of illegal drug she has been abusing?
1. "My husband and I smoke our fair share of herb."
2. "I should tell you tell that I drink quite a bit of hooch."
3. "I am probably addicted to Big D."
4. "I use the white stuff."
Correct Answer: 1
Chronic long-term use of cannabis, which is also called herb, can lead to airway constriction, bronchitis, and sinusitis. The reproductive system is also affected by marijuana. It causes decreased spermatogenesis and testosterone levels in males and suppresses follicle-stimulating and luteinizing hormones in females. Hootch is a term used to describe alcohol. Big D is a term used to describe hallucinogens. White stuff is a term used to describe heroin or morphine.
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