Drug of abuse and addiction Flashcards

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Are all abused substances addictive?

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What is drug addiction?

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3
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Why do people get addicted?

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4
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What is the reinforcement theory?

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5
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Explain the ‘operant conditioning’ of the reinforcement theory.

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6
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Explain maintenance, direction and regulation in terms of drug abuse.

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7
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What is the role of dopamine in drug addiction?

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8
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Explain the neuroanatomical basis of drug abuse

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9
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What effect does withdrawal syndrome have on dopamine levels?

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10
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What receptors does dopamine bind to?

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11
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How can we recognise drug dependence?

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12
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What is addiction?

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13
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Give definitions for the following terms: addictive behaviour, addictive drug, dependence, drug sensitization, drug withdrawal 

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What is withdrawal syndrome?

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15
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Explain the Cocaine And Amphetamine Reward Circuitry. (51:06)

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16
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Explain the opioid pathway.

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17
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How are GABAA receptor complexes (pale blue) involved in reward circuitry?

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18
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What factors affect drug abuse and dependence?

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19
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What pharmacological and physicochemical properties of drugs contribute to drug abuse?

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20
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Other than cognition to cues through the reward factor, what other factors lead to addiction and why?

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21
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Explain an addiction theory.

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22
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How much mg of nicotine does an average smoker take per cigarette?

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23
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Explain the mechanism of nicotine.

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24
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How does smoking cause withdrawal effects?

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25
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What are the withdrawal symptoms of cigarette smoking?

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26
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How does Nicotine Replacement Therapy help smokers quit?

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27
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Name another drug that has success in combating cigarette smoking?

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28
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How does varenicline work to stop cigarette smoking?

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29
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What are the side effects of opioids?

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30
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Explain the mechanism of Opioids.

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31
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Morphines are endogenous ligands: endorphins. What are the three types of endorphins for morphine?

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32
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What is the link between opioids and dopamine?

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33
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What are the symptoms of opioid withdrawal?

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34
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What are the pharmacological methods of detoxification?

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35
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How do opioids work to relieve symptoms of heroin addiction?

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36
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What is the disadvantage of methadone clinics in the US?

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37
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Explain the pharmacokinetics of methadone and buprenorphine, ensure to discuss the half-life of each drug.

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38
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How can opioid dependence relapse be avoided?

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39
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What alcoholism treatments are there?

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40
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Explain the effects achieved at the different blood levels of ethanol.

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41
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Ethanol does not act on specific receptors and as such has different effects on the brain. explain the affect of ethanol on the different regions of the brain.

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42
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What medical complications occur as a result of alcoholism.

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43
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What are the long term affects of alcoholism on the brain?

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44
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What affect can drinking have on an unborn child?

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45
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How do we treat initial alcohol withdrawal and agitation?

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46
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How is alcohol metabolised in the body?

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47
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How does disulfiram (Antabuse) affect the breakdown of alcohol?

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48
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What are the symptoms of Antabuse?

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49
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What are the benefits of Antabuse?

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50
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What are the negative aspects of Antabuse?

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51
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What other drugs are used for the treatment of alcoholism?

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52
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Explain the MoA of acamprostate.

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53
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What is the MoA of benzodiazepines and how does this cause benzodiazepine dependence?

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54
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What are some of the issues relating to benzodiazepines?

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