Who will experience the quickest effect from the drug?
The person who inhales the drug will experience the quickest effect from the drug (assuming the person inhales the whole 100 milligrams). The inhaled drug goes through the lungs and into the left side of the heart and then enters the arterial circulation to the brain, while injected drugs enter the venous circulation that returns the blood to the right side of the heart. The drug that enters the venous system takes longer to exert its effect because the blood must go to the lungs and then to the left side of the heart before it is pumped to the brain and the rest of the body. Question 3. Who will experience the least effect from the drug? The person who ingests, or swallows, the drug will experience the least effect. Question 4. Who will experience the slowest effect from the drug? The person who ingests, or swallows, the drug will also have the slowest effect. Question 5. Tobacco smokers can use nicotine patches to help them quit smoking. The nicotine patches help the smoker slowly lo
