Statements and Actions: Statement A smoker has left smoking suddenly. a. He will feel restlessness and anxietyb. He will start gaining weight
Correct answer: A. Both of them follows
- A. Both of them follows
- B. None of them follows
- C. Only b follows
- D. Only a follows
Explanation
Both a and b can follow after a smoker suddenly quits smoking. When a smoker quits smoking suddenly, they can experience nicotine withdrawal symptoms. One of the common symptoms is restlessness and anxiety. Another common symptom is weight gain because quitting smoking can cause changes in metabolism, appetite, and energy levels, they may eat more to cope with cravings or experience reduced metabolic rate, which can result in weight gain.
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