Deck 10: Opiates

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The rise in illegal use of prescription opiates in the first few years of this century was largely related to what drug?

A) Oxycontin
B) naloxone
C) heroin
D) Prozac
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The first major legislation controlling opiate drugs in the United States was the .

A) Heroin Act (1926)
B) Harrison Narcotics Act (1914)
C) Stamp Act (1936)
D) The Dred Scott Decision
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Opium comes from the .

A) magic mushroom
B) mescal bean
C) poppy
D) morning glory seeds
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"Chasing the dragon" refers to heroin.

A) smoking
B) injecting
C) snorting
D) eating
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Which of the following is a major risk associated with the intravenous use of heroin?

A) infection with AIDS, hepatitis or other needle-borne disease from using infected needles
B) overdose
C) bone marrow damage from bubbles in syringe
D) both infection and overdose
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Morphine is to opium as THC is to .

A) cocaine
B) heroin
C) marijuana
D) none of these
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Intravenous drug users represent of AIDS cases.

A) less than 1%
B) about 5%
C) over 25%
D) about 75%
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Opium was first used by:

A) the Inca people of South America
B) the Sumerians and Assyrians
C) the Chinese
D) New Guinea Papuans
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Which of the following is true of the designer drug MPTP?

A) it was sold on the street as designer heroin
B) it was designed to be MPPP
C) it attacks and destroys the substantia nigra
D) all of these are true
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Which of the following is NOT a major opium producing region?

A) Afghanistan
B) Mexico
C) Colombia
D) New Guinea
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Which of the following is true of Oxycontin (oxycodone)?

A) it is a prescription opiate drug
B) it is used to treat epilepsy
C) it is considered to have low abuse potential
D) all of these are true
Question
The plant from which opium is made is .

A) Papaver somniferum
B) Cannabis sativa
C) belladonna
D) psilocybin mushrooms
Question
An early use for Heroin was as a treatment for:

A) cancer
B) addiction to marijuana
C) coughs
D) dengue fever
Question
The "Opium Wars" of the 19th century were between Great Britain and:

A) Russia
B) Afghanistan
C) Colombia
D) China
Question
The federal law that prohibited non-medical use of opiates was the:

A) Harrison Act
B) Analogue Act
C) Single Convention
D) Drug Abuse Control Amendment
Question
Pain relief produced without a loss of consciousness is called .

A) anesthesia
B) analgesia
C) anorexia
D) akinesia
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developed the process that separated morphine from opium in 1803.

A) F.W. Serturner
B) Thomas DeQuincey
C) Alder Wright
D) William Halstead
Question
The major active chemical in opium is .

A) morphine
B) heroin
C) laudanum
D) none of these
Question
An opiate "designer drug" that has been shown to produce Parkinson's-like symptoms in users is .

A) MPTP
B) ecstasy
C) ice
D) crank
Question
Which of the following is true of heroin addiction?

A) heroin addicts generally have normal life spans
B) heroin addicts are generally uninterested in sex
C) heroin addiction rates declined throughout the 1990s
D) all of these are true
Question
A heroin overdose can be treated with:

A) naloxone (Narcane)
B) morphine
C) LSD
D) L-dopa
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Which of the following is not a result of opiate use?

A) constipation
B) altered serotonergic neurotransmission
C) a characteristic physical abstinence syndrome
D) pain relief
E) dependence
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Opiate drugs act by mimicking which neurotransmitter system?

A) endorphin
B) serotonin
C) dopamine
D) acetylcholine
Question
What drug is often used as a cough suppressant?

A) dextromethorphan
B) fentanyl
C) androstenedione
D) naloxone
Question
is a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone.

A) Naltrexone
B) Dolophine
C) Sublimaze
D) Suboxone
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Which of the following drugs produces analgesia?

A) morphine
B) cocaine
C) alcohol
D) barbiturates
Question
Endorphin release is produced by .

A) pain
B) acupuncture
C) running
D) all of these
Question
Which of the following prescription painkillers was reformulated in 2010 to prevent abusers from crushing it into an injectable or snortable form?

A) Methadone
B) Vicodin
C) Darvon
D) Oxycontin
Question
Which of the following effects are characteristic of opiate drugs?

A) hallucinations
B) pain relief
C) increase in respiratory rate
D) all of these
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Which of the following drugs is the most potent pain reliever?

A) codeine
B) morphine
C) fentanyl
D) heroin
Question
The brain's "opiate receptors" respond to .

A) serotonin
B) endorphins
C) noradrenalin
D) dopamine
E) acetylcholine
Question
Opiate antagonists such as naloxone (Narcane) .

A) block the effects of opiates
B) produce an intense high or "rush"
C) are used in the treatment of depression
D) all of these
Question
Endorphins are thought to be involved with which of the following functions?

A) sleep
B) fear
C) pain relief
D) none of these
Question
The major medical use for opiate drugs is treatment of .

A) anxiety
B) depression
C) severe pain
D) schizophrenia
Question
What is the main difference between morphine and heroin?

A) Morphine is more potent than heroin.
B) Heroin takes much longer to metabolize.
C) Heroin more readily penetrates the blood-brain barrier.
D) Morphine is more lipid-soluble
E) all of the above
Question
is a partial opiate agonist that is becoming popular as an alternative to methadone in the treatment of opiate addiction.

A) Naloxone
B) Buprenorphine
C) Vicodin
D) Sublimaze
Question
Which of the following is a synthetic opioid that is 100 times more potent than morphine?

A) heroin
B) methadone
C) codeine
D) fentanyl
Question
Which of the following is a synthetic opiate?

A) oxymorphone
B) mescaline
C) methylphenidate
D) all of these
E) oxymorphone and mescaline
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is a drug that was designed for treatment of severe pain and involves a time-release of high doses of painkiller.

A) Demerol
B) Opana
C) Vicodin
D) Dilaudid
Question
Which of the following is not an opiate?

A) MDA
B) heroin
C) dilaudid
D) methadone
E) all of these are opiates
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Over-the-counter medications of the late nineteenth century frequently contained opiates such as heroin.
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Dependence upon which of the following drugs is likely to be linked with physical withdrawal symptoms?

A) opiates
B) alcohol
C) cocaine
D) both opiates and alcohol
E) all of these are true
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Males under the influence of opiate drugs frequently .

A) are impotent
B) become extremely aggressive
C) experience increased sexual desire
D) none of the above
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The number of new needle-borne HIV cases has declined rapidly in recent years.
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Smoking heroin causes AIDS.
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Which of the following is true of opiate withdrawal?

A) symptoms peak in about 48 to 72 hrs.
B) symptoms can be treated with alcohol
C) appetite increases significantly
D) all of these are true
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Which of the following is NOT a common opiate effect?

A) respiratory depression
B) lowered body temperature
C) pupil constriction
D) all of these ARE opiate effects
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Opium comes from the coca leaf.
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Unlike the abstinence syndrome associated with alcohol, heroin withdrawal produces .

A) cold-like symptoms (runny nose, teary eyes)
B) piloerection (goose bumps)
C) diarrhea
D) all of these are true of heroin but not alcohol
E) piloerection and diarrhea are true of heroin but not alcohol
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Recent high school senior surveys show that males are more likely to abuse prescription opiates than are females.
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The recovery of many Vietnam veterans from heroin addiction reveals that .

A) treatment programs have a high failure rate
B) environment has much to do with recovery
C) heroin is not really an addictive drug
D) heroin withdrawal symptoms are the only cause of relapse
Question
Which of the following are symptoms of opioid withdrawal?

A) sneezing
B) runny nose
C) diarrhea
D) all of these
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Which drug is associated with "pinpoint" pupils?

A) LSD
B) mescaline
C) marijuana
D) heroin
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Traces of heroin remain in urine for more than a month after a single injection.
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Which of the following is a side effect of opiate drug use?

A) kidney damage
B) liver damage
C) stroke
D) constipation
E) acne
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Most heroin entering the U.S. today comes from Latin American countries.
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Which of the following is true of a comparison between depressant drugs (like alcohol) and opiate drugs (like heroin)?

A) alcohol suppresses opiate withdrawal symptoms
B) there is cross-tolerance between them
C) they show additive effects or synergy
D) all of these
Question
If a patient in drug withdrawal showed flu-like symptoms, they were probably withdrawing from:

A) heroin
B) alcohol
C) cocaine
D) LSD
E) caffeine
Question
Opiate withdrawal symptoms are best characterized as .

A) flu-like in nature
B) nearly always fatal
C) convulsions and seizures
D) mild and unimportant
Question
Combinations of heroin and what other drugs would result in synergy?

A) alcohol
B) caffeine
C) anabolic steroids
D) all of these
Question
Tolerance does not develop to opiate drugs.
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What are endorphins? Discuss their functions and relationships to opiate drugs.
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The effects of opiate drugs are produced by triggering the brain's endorphin systems.
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Discuss the history of opiate drug use from its introduction to Western society up until the passage of the Harrison Narcotic Act.
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Discuss the recent epidemic in prescription opiate abuse. What are the reasons for this increase? What steps can be taken to address this problem?
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Naloxone blocks the effects of heroin and other opiates.
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Injecting Suboxone results in more intense, longer-acting effects than heroin.
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Heroin addicts suffering from withdrawal symptoms sometimes report having orgasms.
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What are the major physiological and psychological effects of opiate drugs, and what are the major opiate withdrawal symptoms?
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Methadone is an opiate drug.
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Depressants and opiates potentiate one another.
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What does the use of heroin by Vietnam veterans teach us about addiction?
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Animals will not self-administer heroin or other opiates.
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Opiate drugs cause constipation.
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The rise in illegal use of prescription opiates in the first few years of this century was largely related to what drug?

A) Oxycontin
B) naloxone
C) heroin
D) Prozac
A
2
The first major legislation controlling opiate drugs in the United States was the .

A) Heroin Act (1926)
B) Harrison Narcotics Act (1914)
C) Stamp Act (1936)
D) The Dred Scott Decision
B
3
Opium comes from the .

A) magic mushroom
B) mescal bean
C) poppy
D) morning glory seeds
C
4
"Chasing the dragon" refers to heroin.

A) smoking
B) injecting
C) snorting
D) eating
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Which of the following is a major risk associated with the intravenous use of heroin?

A) infection with AIDS, hepatitis or other needle-borne disease from using infected needles
B) overdose
C) bone marrow damage from bubbles in syringe
D) both infection and overdose
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Morphine is to opium as THC is to .

A) cocaine
B) heroin
C) marijuana
D) none of these
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Intravenous drug users represent of AIDS cases.

A) less than 1%
B) about 5%
C) over 25%
D) about 75%
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Opium was first used by:

A) the Inca people of South America
B) the Sumerians and Assyrians
C) the Chinese
D) New Guinea Papuans
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Which of the following is true of the designer drug MPTP?

A) it was sold on the street as designer heroin
B) it was designed to be MPPP
C) it attacks and destroys the substantia nigra
D) all of these are true
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Which of the following is NOT a major opium producing region?

A) Afghanistan
B) Mexico
C) Colombia
D) New Guinea
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Which of the following is true of Oxycontin (oxycodone)?

A) it is a prescription opiate drug
B) it is used to treat epilepsy
C) it is considered to have low abuse potential
D) all of these are true
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The plant from which opium is made is .

A) Papaver somniferum
B) Cannabis sativa
C) belladonna
D) psilocybin mushrooms
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An early use for Heroin was as a treatment for:

A) cancer
B) addiction to marijuana
C) coughs
D) dengue fever
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The "Opium Wars" of the 19th century were between Great Britain and:

A) Russia
B) Afghanistan
C) Colombia
D) China
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The federal law that prohibited non-medical use of opiates was the:

A) Harrison Act
B) Analogue Act
C) Single Convention
D) Drug Abuse Control Amendment
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Pain relief produced without a loss of consciousness is called .

A) anesthesia
B) analgesia
C) anorexia
D) akinesia
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developed the process that separated morphine from opium in 1803.

A) F.W. Serturner
B) Thomas DeQuincey
C) Alder Wright
D) William Halstead
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The major active chemical in opium is .

A) morphine
B) heroin
C) laudanum
D) none of these
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An opiate "designer drug" that has been shown to produce Parkinson's-like symptoms in users is .

A) MPTP
B) ecstasy
C) ice
D) crank
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Which of the following is true of heroin addiction?

A) heroin addicts generally have normal life spans
B) heroin addicts are generally uninterested in sex
C) heroin addiction rates declined throughout the 1990s
D) all of these are true
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A heroin overdose can be treated with:

A) naloxone (Narcane)
B) morphine
C) LSD
D) L-dopa
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Which of the following is not a result of opiate use?

A) constipation
B) altered serotonergic neurotransmission
C) a characteristic physical abstinence syndrome
D) pain relief
E) dependence
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23
Opiate drugs act by mimicking which neurotransmitter system?

A) endorphin
B) serotonin
C) dopamine
D) acetylcholine
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What drug is often used as a cough suppressant?

A) dextromethorphan
B) fentanyl
C) androstenedione
D) naloxone
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is a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone.

A) Naltrexone
B) Dolophine
C) Sublimaze
D) Suboxone
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Which of the following drugs produces analgesia?

A) morphine
B) cocaine
C) alcohol
D) barbiturates
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Endorphin release is produced by .

A) pain
B) acupuncture
C) running
D) all of these
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Which of the following prescription painkillers was reformulated in 2010 to prevent abusers from crushing it into an injectable or snortable form?

A) Methadone
B) Vicodin
C) Darvon
D) Oxycontin
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Which of the following effects are characteristic of opiate drugs?

A) hallucinations
B) pain relief
C) increase in respiratory rate
D) all of these
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Which of the following drugs is the most potent pain reliever?

A) codeine
B) morphine
C) fentanyl
D) heroin
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The brain's "opiate receptors" respond to .

A) serotonin
B) endorphins
C) noradrenalin
D) dopamine
E) acetylcholine
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Opiate antagonists such as naloxone (Narcane) .

A) block the effects of opiates
B) produce an intense high or "rush"
C) are used in the treatment of depression
D) all of these
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Endorphins are thought to be involved with which of the following functions?

A) sleep
B) fear
C) pain relief
D) none of these
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The major medical use for opiate drugs is treatment of .

A) anxiety
B) depression
C) severe pain
D) schizophrenia
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What is the main difference between morphine and heroin?

A) Morphine is more potent than heroin.
B) Heroin takes much longer to metabolize.
C) Heroin more readily penetrates the blood-brain barrier.
D) Morphine is more lipid-soluble
E) all of the above
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is a partial opiate agonist that is becoming popular as an alternative to methadone in the treatment of opiate addiction.

A) Naloxone
B) Buprenorphine
C) Vicodin
D) Sublimaze
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Which of the following is a synthetic opioid that is 100 times more potent than morphine?

A) heroin
B) methadone
C) codeine
D) fentanyl
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Which of the following is a synthetic opiate?

A) oxymorphone
B) mescaline
C) methylphenidate
D) all of these
E) oxymorphone and mescaline
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is a drug that was designed for treatment of severe pain and involves a time-release of high doses of painkiller.

A) Demerol
B) Opana
C) Vicodin
D) Dilaudid
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Which of the following is not an opiate?

A) MDA
B) heroin
C) dilaudid
D) methadone
E) all of these are opiates
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41
Over-the-counter medications of the late nineteenth century frequently contained opiates such as heroin.
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42
Dependence upon which of the following drugs is likely to be linked with physical withdrawal symptoms?

A) opiates
B) alcohol
C) cocaine
D) both opiates and alcohol
E) all of these are true
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Males under the influence of opiate drugs frequently .

A) are impotent
B) become extremely aggressive
C) experience increased sexual desire
D) none of the above
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44
The number of new needle-borne HIV cases has declined rapidly in recent years.
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Smoking heroin causes AIDS.
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46
Which of the following is true of opiate withdrawal?

A) symptoms peak in about 48 to 72 hrs.
B) symptoms can be treated with alcohol
C) appetite increases significantly
D) all of these are true
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Which of the following is NOT a common opiate effect?

A) respiratory depression
B) lowered body temperature
C) pupil constriction
D) all of these ARE opiate effects
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48
Opium comes from the coca leaf.
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49
Unlike the abstinence syndrome associated with alcohol, heroin withdrawal produces .

A) cold-like symptoms (runny nose, teary eyes)
B) piloerection (goose bumps)
C) diarrhea
D) all of these are true of heroin but not alcohol
E) piloerection and diarrhea are true of heroin but not alcohol
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50
Recent high school senior surveys show that males are more likely to abuse prescription opiates than are females.
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51
The recovery of many Vietnam veterans from heroin addiction reveals that .

A) treatment programs have a high failure rate
B) environment has much to do with recovery
C) heroin is not really an addictive drug
D) heroin withdrawal symptoms are the only cause of relapse
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Which of the following are symptoms of opioid withdrawal?

A) sneezing
B) runny nose
C) diarrhea
D) all of these
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Which drug is associated with "pinpoint" pupils?

A) LSD
B) mescaline
C) marijuana
D) heroin
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54
Traces of heroin remain in urine for more than a month after a single injection.
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55
Which of the following is a side effect of opiate drug use?

A) kidney damage
B) liver damage
C) stroke
D) constipation
E) acne
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Most heroin entering the U.S. today comes from Latin American countries.
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57
Which of the following is true of a comparison between depressant drugs (like alcohol) and opiate drugs (like heroin)?

A) alcohol suppresses opiate withdrawal symptoms
B) there is cross-tolerance between them
C) they show additive effects or synergy
D) all of these
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If a patient in drug withdrawal showed flu-like symptoms, they were probably withdrawing from:

A) heroin
B) alcohol
C) cocaine
D) LSD
E) caffeine
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Opiate withdrawal symptoms are best characterized as .

A) flu-like in nature
B) nearly always fatal
C) convulsions and seizures
D) mild and unimportant
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Combinations of heroin and what other drugs would result in synergy?

A) alcohol
B) caffeine
C) anabolic steroids
D) all of these
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61
Tolerance does not develop to opiate drugs.
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62
What are endorphins? Discuss their functions and relationships to opiate drugs.
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The effects of opiate drugs are produced by triggering the brain's endorphin systems.
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Discuss the history of opiate drug use from its introduction to Western society up until the passage of the Harrison Narcotic Act.
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Discuss the recent epidemic in prescription opiate abuse. What are the reasons for this increase? What steps can be taken to address this problem?
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66
Naloxone blocks the effects of heroin and other opiates.
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Injecting Suboxone results in more intense, longer-acting effects than heroin.
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Heroin addicts suffering from withdrawal symptoms sometimes report having orgasms.
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What are the major physiological and psychological effects of opiate drugs, and what are the major opiate withdrawal symptoms?
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Methadone is an opiate drug.
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Depressants and opiates potentiate one another.
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72
What does the use of heroin by Vietnam veterans teach us about addiction?
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73
Animals will not self-administer heroin or other opiates.
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74
Opiate drugs cause constipation.
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