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When discussing the patterns of use of alcohol and other drugs, the nurse should include which piece of information?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Alcohol and drug use peaks in the mid-20s and decreases with age. Men have higher prevalence, Caucasians report more alcohol use, and heavy use is more common among less educated or unemployed groups.

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