Methamphetamine can only be injected or taken by mouth does not cause the user to feel tired and depressed after the drug has worn off O is not addictive Ocauses many users to feel restless and irritable O users feel like they constantly need to eat or sleep
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- Alcohol does not resolve the problems when it gone the problems come backWhich is true concerning benzodiazepines they are not commonly used they have a narrow therapeutic index they synergise with ethanol they will stimulate GABA receptorsA patient with acute on chronic pain will be managed using what type of analgesic regimen? an opioid analgesic a non-opioid analgesic monotherapy O multimodal therapy
- Which is not a stimulant drug? amphetamine mushrooms ritalin caffeineREVIE W QU ES TION S 1. What is the mechanism of action of the benzodiazepines? 5. Which of the following drugs is/are metabolized to a compound that will continue to have significant sedative and hypnotic effect? 2. What is the mechanism by which antipsychotics work? 3. What pharmacokinetic properties are shared by most of the antipsychotic drugs? H3Ç 4. Which benzodiazepines shown below is/are short acting? CI H3C 1. Oxazepam 2. Temazepam H3C. F OH CI 1 CI H3C. CF3 3. Lorazepam 4. Midazolam H3C CI 3 4 5. DiazepamWhich is not true of HGH as a sports PED? O it is thought to be an ergogenic aid O it is known to be a steroid hormone O is the believed to aid on exercise recovery O is it hard to detect due to endogenous production
- Which part of the neuron (brain cell) does cocaine bind to? O Blood brain barrier O Dopamine receptors Dopamine reuptake pumps Nucleus accumbens Soma/cell bodyPsychoactive drugs work by, EXCEPT: blocking receptors (antagonists) blocking reuptake (antagonists) blocking enzymatic degradation of neurotransmitters blocking the impulsivity to take drugsendence onnor How might a person's weight influence the effect of a drug? * Heavy people are more likely to take drugs O The less a person weighs, the greater the effect is for a given dose O The more a person weighs, the greater the effectis for a given dose Weight rarely has any influence on drug effects rcois an example of drug use by