Common Physical Side Effects of Drug Abuse:
- Impaired coordination and balance
- Increased energy and alertness
- Increased heart rate, blood pressure and body temperature
- Nausea
While the changes that a person experiences during physical exercise are usually healthy, the physical side effects of drugs have the potential to be damaging and occasionally life-threatening. And when the effects of physical exercise and drug use are combined, the body can go into shock or shut down completely. If the person engages in especially demanding physical activities, such as those that require high levels of cardiac fitness, he puts himself in danger of causing permanent damage to his body.
Professional athletes are particularly prone to using drugs while participating in their sport.
These drugs, which are <u>illegal</u> to use in the United States and are <u>banned</u> in most sporting events, can cause severe health problems such as:
- Heart problems
- High blood pressure
- Kidney Damage
- Liver disease, including cancer
2 cc's. because there is 2 mg in 1 cc. therefore there would be 2cc to deliver 4 mg.
Answer:
pumps, contracts, or beats. im not sure bc we cant see any multiple choice questions
Explanation:
The heart beats (expands and contracts) about 100,000 times per day, pumping five or six quarts of blood each minute, or about 2,000 gallons per day.