Ecstasy is classified as a
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_____ causes dehydration and a rise in body temperature.
A
Heroin
B
Nicotine
C
Cocaine
D
MDMA
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Identify the key symptoms mentioned in the problem: dehydration and a rise in body temperature.
Understand that these symptoms are commonly associated with certain substances that affect the body's thermoregulation and hydration levels.
Recall that MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine), also known as ecstasy, is a psychoactive drug known to cause these specific symptoms.
Differentiate MDMA from the other substances listed (Heroin, Nicotine, Cocaine) by considering their primary effects and typical side effects.
Conclude that MDMA is the substance that most directly causes dehydration and a rise in body temperature, aligning with the symptoms described.
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