Which finding is most consistent with cannabis withdrawal after a person stops daily use?
Correct answer: B. Irritability, insomnia, and reduced appetite
- A. Increased appetite and excessive sleep
- B. Irritability, insomnia, and reduced appetite
- C. Pinpoint pupils and slow respirations
- D. Severe hypertension with chest pain
Explanation
Cannabis withdrawal commonly includes irritability, anxiety, sleep disturbance, decreased appetite, and restlessness. Pinpoint pupils and slow breathing suggest opioid effects, while severe hypertension and chest pain are more concerning for stimulant toxicity.
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