When a person repeatedly takes a drug with a short half-life at increasing doses and frequent intervals, withdrawal is characterized by both a fairly intense but short-lasting syndrome as well as experiencing the opposite effects of what the drug provided. Withdrawal from such an addictive drug can cause temporary but severe symptoms as well as longer term side effects that are the reverse of the drug's effects.

1. When a person taking a drug that has a short half-life repeatedly administers the drug at frequent
intervals and increasing doses, withdrawal may be characterized by:
a. A fairly intense but short-lasting syndrome
b. The opposite effects the drug had on them
c. A fairly mild but long-lasting syndrome
d. A and B
Solution
Answer: d. A and B
repeatedly administers the drug at frequent intervals and increasing doses represents that drug is
addictive drug like cocaine. Sudden withdrawl will a. A fairly intense but short-lasting syndrome
and b. The opposite effects the drug had on them.
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