What term describes the act of consuming a substance in amounts that exceed the recommended or safe levels with the intent to cause harm?
Intentional overdose
Substance use
Overconsumption
Accidental ingestion
The correct term is 'intentional overdose,' which specifically refers to taking a substance, such as medication or illegal drugs, with the purpose of harming oneself. This distinguishes it from accidental ingestions, which are not intentional acts. Other terms may refer to different scenarios, such as 'substance use,' which does not imply self-harm, or 'overconsumption,' which can occur without harmful intent. Recognizing the distinction is vital for understanding patient motivations and providing appropriate care.
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