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| tolerance | Using Inhalants for a prolonged period of time results in a user's _ |
| inhalants | _ are breathable chemical vapors |
| solvents | Inhalants fall into the three following catergories: _, nitrites, and anesthetic gases |
| death | An overdose of inhalants can result in heart failure or even _ |
| huffer | A _ inhales through his or her mouth |
| withdrawal | The second component of dependence is _ |
| cortex | Inhalants destroy the outer lining of the brain or the _ |
| five | One out of every _ eighth graders has experimented with inhalants. |
| mucus | Inhalants are rapidly absorbed through the _ of the throat and lungs |
| depressants | Inhalants are _ or drugs that slow brain activity |
| chest pain | Nitrites are used to treat _ |
| sniffing | The most common form of ingestion is _ |
| availability | Due to their _ and inexpensive price, inhalants are often abused by young adults. |
| sweating | _ is a withdrawal symptom that occurs after the use inhalants |
| headaches | _ are a symptom of the use of inhalants |
| aerosols | _ is one of the three categories of inhalants |
| therapy | _ can be helpful in terminating the use of inhalants |
| kidneys | _ may be damaged as a result of long-term use |
| suffocation | Deliberately inhaling from a paper bag can greatly increase the chances of _ |
| paperpag | Consumption of inhalants usually occurs when the user sprays the substance into a balloon or _. |
