Exam 11: Nicotine and Tobacco Use

The lethal dose for caffeine in the adult ranges from __________.

The best way of describing caffeine,theobromine,and theophylline is to call them __________.

Tolerance to caffeine can generally be observed in terms of __________.

Caffeine consumption in young people can aid in the treatment of __________.

During the 1700s,____ helped moderate the widespread drunkenness in England.

In a recent study of possible performance-enhancing effects among competitive cyclists,it was found that caffeine administration increased their performance during timed trials overall,but the effect was greater when the cyclists were (falsely)informed that they had not ingested it.

The effects of caffeine on the brain begin at the level of the__________.

Which of the following is NOT a natural source of caffeine?

Theophylline is a preferred antiasthma medication to caffeine because __________.

Analogy: Cocoa bean pods are to chocolate as coca leaves are to __________.

According to the text,recent evidence shows that chocolate may protect arteries from disease.

Caffeine can sober up a person who is drunk.

Before the end of the nineteenth century,the Chinese traded their tea with the British in exchange for __________.

Tony has been drinking heavily at the bar and is drunk.Before going home,his friends give him a big cup of strong black coffee.After drinking the coffee,Tony can expect __________.

Currently,caffeine consumption is suspected to be linked to __________.

The DSM-5 recognizes caffeinism-like symptoms under this term: __________.

In general,what is NOT affected by the ingestion of caffeine?

_________ in young people is about one-half to two-thirds that of an adult.

People who are engaged in boring,repetitive tasks find that caffeine improves their performance.

Over-the-counter caffeine medications sold as stimulants contain caffeine levels roughly equivalent to __________.