Question 17 · LEK · Opioids
Muscle pain, dysphoria, psychomotor agitation, tearing, increased perspiration, and goose bumps are some of the symptoms of abstinence after the withdrawal of:
- A. cannabinoids.
- B. benzodiazepines.
- C. cocaine.
- D. alcohol.
- E. heroin.
Hint
Tearing, sweating and gooseflesh reflect autonomic hyperactivity typical of withdrawal from one particular drug class.
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