A substance is considered an inhalant if when inhaled it produces
A) substantial drowsiness.
B) a sense of intoxication.
C) extreme depression.
D) myoclonic events.

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Inhalants are substances that produce a sense of intoxication when inhaled. This is the defining characteristic of inhalants, and distinguishes them from other drug categories like depressants, which produce extreme depression, or sedatives, which may induce substantial drowsiness. Myoclonic events (sudden muscle jerks or twitches) are not typically associated with inhalant use.

A Substance Is Considered an Inhalant If When Inhaled It