A health teacher says, "Marijuana is a hallucinogen, although the DSM-5 does not technically consider it one. Once the drug is taken, memory often is impaired. There are no medical uses for marijuana; it is strictly a recreational drug." Which part of the teacher's statement is accurate?
a. Marijuana is a hallucinogen
b. Marijuana has no medicinal uses.
c. Marijuana is strictly a recreational drug.
d. Once the drug is taken, marijuana often is impaired.
d
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