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Question
The outline structure of a drug is given below.
- Which group of drugs does this represent?
- What are the modes of consumption of these drugs?
- Name the organ of the body which is affected by consumption of these drugs.
Solution
- Cannabinoids
- Generally taken by inhalation and oral ingestion
- Affect the cardiovascular system of the body
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