Quiz Questions Flashcards

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While trying to quit smoking, Joanne tries denicotinized cigarettes and finds they are as enjoyable as regular cirgarettes. What theory of nicotine smoking does this support?

A

dual reinforcement model

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After taking high doses of a drug, Jon starts scratching at the skin on his neck and arms until he bleeds. What class of drug did he most likely take?

A

psychomotor stimulant

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Although he was an outspoken advocate for Richard Nixon’s campaign against drugs, Elvis Presley didn’t see it as hypocritical that he himself took large amounts of amphetamines and sedatives because his medical doctor had prescribed them to him. What can Elvis’ pattern of drug use thus be called?

A

iatrogenic

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While driving home drunk from the bar, Emma is fine at stopping and starting in response to changes in traffic lights. However, when the light turns green she has trouble waiting to go until all of the cars have finished clearing the intersection. What behavioral effect of alcohol is this demonstrating?

A

disinhibition

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5
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What opioid drug has a much longer duration of action and is more effective when taken orally than morphine because it is not significantly destroyed by enzymes in the digestive system?

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methadone

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What class of drug can naturally be obtained from the seedpod of the opium poppy plant Papaver somniferum?

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opioid

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Goldilocks wants to try out an opioid drug so that she can feel comfortable sleeping in a house where bears live. What type of opioid drug should she take, which is neither the most predominant opioid ingredient in opium nor the least predominant?

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codeine

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What theory is supported by the fact that depressed individuals have low cerebrospinal-fluid levels of 5-HT, its amino acid precursor tryptophan, and its major metabolite 5-H1AA?

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monoamine theory

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9
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What hallucinogenic drug would a chemist be most likely to mistake for serotonin or melatonin?

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LSD

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After smoking what he thought was a joint, Jake’s face became completely numb, his body felt strange like an abstract sculpture, he started saying things that didn’t make any sense, and he ran down the street naked shouting that the end of world was near. What drug did Jake smoke?

A

dissociative anesthetic

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What phenomenon is demonstrated when animals who have been administered barbiturates continue to make responses that are normally punished by electric shock?

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disinhibition

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What property of depressant drugs is the reason why they are sometimes referred to as tranquilizers?

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anxiolytic

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13
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What type of temporary amnesia is an example of dissociation?

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grayout

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14
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What type of temporary amnesia from alcohol is due to a problem with storage?

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en bloc blackout

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What type of withdrawal can produce panic attacks which recur typically every 10 days and can be seen months after starting abstinence?

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low dose withdrawal

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What property of a drug would make it therapeutically useful for treating a sleep disorder?

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sedative hypnotic

17
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What stage of alcohol withdrawal would be occurring 5 days after an alcoholic has stopped drinking alcohol?

A

late major syndrome

18
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High-dosage use of what class of drug can cause automutilation and formication: the sensation of small creatures (e.g., bugs) crawling around just under the skin?

A

psychomotor stimulants

19
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What type of psychomotor stimulant is derived from a plant that is native to eastern Africa and southern Arabia?

A

cathinone

20
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What methylxanthine product is made from seeds?

A

coffee

21
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What drug both enhances performance and produces disinhibition?

A

caffeine

22
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In the movie, Captain Phillips, actor Tom Hanks plays a ship captain who is hijacking by Somali pirates. To help stay vigilant and courageous, the pirates chew on a certain herb stimulant, but that only keeps for a few days. What type of psychomotor stimulant was it most likely?

A

cathinone

23
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What methylxanthine product was originally from South America but is currently most cultivated in Africa?

A

cocoa

24
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What methylxanthine product is made from seeds?

A

cocoa

25
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In the 1975 film One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Randle McMurphy (portrayed by Jack Nicholson) pretends to do the ‘Thorazine Shuffle’: a slumped posture as he slowly and methodically glides his feet down the hallway. What type of medication is Thorazine (chlorpromazine)?

A

typical antipsychotic

26
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What enzyme’s activity is the main factor in determining how long it will take to metabolize alcohol?

A

alcohol dehydrogenase

27
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What type of antidepressant drug works by blocking reuptake of the monoamines into presynaptic neurons and so prolongs postsynaptic receptor stimulation?

A

tricyclic antidepressants

28
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What type of withdrawal from benzodiazepines starts within a few days of abstinence and is gone within about 10 days?

A

sedative-hypnotic withdrawal

29
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type of withdrawal from benzodiazepines that typically cycles every 10 days and can last anywhere from 2 weeks to as long as a year

A

low-dose withdrawal