Deck 7: Cocaine,the Amphetamines,and Other Psychostimulants
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Deck 7: Cocaine,the Amphetamines,and Other Psychostimulants
1
As opposed to crack cocaine,a "line" of powder cocaine:
A)acts on different receptors in the brain.
B)acts at different sites in the brain.
C)has a more rapid speed of onset.
D)typically yields about 1/10th to 1/40th the dose.
A)acts on different receptors in the brain.
B)acts at different sites in the brain.
C)has a more rapid speed of onset.
D)typically yields about 1/10th to 1/40th the dose.
D
2
In the _____,regulatory policies began on the use of cocaine in the United States.
A)early 1800s
B)mid 1800s
C)late 1800s
D)early 1900s
A)early 1800s
B)mid 1800s
C)late 1800s
D)early 1900s
D
3
Which of the following administration routes for cocaine has the SHORTEST duration of "high"?
A)oral
B)smoking
C)intranasal
D)intravenous
A)oral
B)smoking
C)intranasal
D)intravenous
B
4
Consuming lime while chewing coca leaves results in:
A)improved taste.
B)decreased metabolism.
C)increased high.
D)prolonged high.
A)improved taste.
B)decreased metabolism.
C)increased high.
D)prolonged high.
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5
Psychostimulants are also called sympathomimetics,since they cause activation of the:
A)skeletal nervous system.
B)sympathetic nervous system.
C)parasympathetic nervous system.
D)central nervous system.
A)skeletal nervous system.
B)sympathetic nervous system.
C)parasympathetic nervous system.
D)central nervous system.
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6
In the _____,a new epidemic of cocaine use began with the widespread availability of crack cocaine.
A)1960s
B)1970s
C)1980s
D)1990s
A)1960s
B)1970s
C)1980s
D)1990s
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7
Which of the following administration routes for cocaine has the SLOWEST initial onset of action?
A)The oral route
B)By smoking cocaine
C)The intranasal route
D)The intravenous route
A)The oral route
B)By smoking cocaine
C)The intranasal route
D)The intravenous route
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8
The leaves of Erythroxylon coca contains about _____ percent cocaine.
A)1
B)2
C)5
D)10
A)1
B)2
C)5
D)10
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9
Cocaine base,or "freebase," is soluble in all of the following EXCEPT:
A)water
B)lipid
C)alcohol
D)acetone
A)water
B)lipid
C)alcohol
D)acetone
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10
Which of the following administration routes for cocaine has the FASTEST initial onset of action?
A)The oral route
B)By smoking cocaine
C)The intranasal route
D)The intravenous route
A)The oral route
B)By smoking cocaine
C)The intranasal route
D)The intravenous route
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11
Cocaine base,or "freebase," is _____ soluble.
A)water
B)lipid
C)both water and lipid
D)neither water or lipid
A)water
B)lipid
C)both water and lipid
D)neither water or lipid
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12
Crack cocaine is produced by mixing _____ with _____.
A)coca paste; baking soda
B)coca paste; salt
C)cocaine hydrochloride; baking soda
D)cocaine hydrochloride; a salt
A)coca paste; baking soda
B)coca paste; salt
C)cocaine hydrochloride; baking soda
D)cocaine hydrochloride; a salt
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13
Which of the following administration routes for cocaine has the LONGEST duration of "high"?
A)The oral route
B)By smoking cocaine
C)The intranasal route
D)The intravenous route
A)The oral route
B)By smoking cocaine
C)The intranasal route
D)The intravenous route
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14
Coca paste contains about _____ percent cocaine.
A)25
B)50
C)75
D)100
A)25
B)50
C)75
D)100
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15
The psychostimulants are thought to act primarily through the __________ neurotransmitter.
A)norepinephrine
B)serotonin
C)acetylcholine
D)dopamine
A)norepinephrine
B)serotonin
C)acetylcholine
D)dopamine
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16
The Erythroxylon coca plant originates from:
A)Asia.
B)Europe.
C)North America.
D)South America.
A)Asia.
B)Europe.
C)North America.
D)South America.
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17
Coca paste is usually treated with _____ to form the less potent _____ salt.
A)hydrochloric acid; water soluble
B)hydrochloric acid; lipid soluble
C)baking soda; water soluble
D)baking soda; lipid soluble
A)hydrochloric acid; water soluble
B)hydrochloric acid; lipid soluble
C)baking soda; water soluble
D)baking soda; lipid soluble
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18
Sigmund Freud encouraged the use of cocaine to treat:
A)anxiety
B)panic attacks
C)bipolar disorder
D)depression
A)anxiety
B)panic attacks
C)bipolar disorder
D)depression
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19
Coca paste is usually treated with _____ to form the less potent water soluble_____.
A)hydrochloric acid; base
B)hydrochloric acid; salt
C)baking soda; base
D)baking soda; salt
A)hydrochloric acid; base
B)hydrochloric acid; salt
C)baking soda; base
D)baking soda; salt
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20
Consuming lime while chewing coca leaves results in:
A)desserts.
B)"energy" foods.
C)beverages.
D)vitamin supplements.
A)desserts.
B)"energy" foods.
C)beverages.
D)vitamin supplements.
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21
Cocaine's role __________ is one of the drug's beneficial effects.
A)as a local anesthesia
B)in vasodilation.
C)in stimulating the peripheral nervous system.
D)as a cardiac stimulant.
A)as a local anesthesia
B)in vasodilation.
C)in stimulating the peripheral nervous system.
D)as a cardiac stimulant.
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22
The positive reinforcing effects of cocaine are most likely the result of action on the neurotransmitter:
A)norepinephrine.
B)dopamine.
C)serotonin.
D)acetylcholine.
A)norepinephrine.
B)dopamine.
C)serotonin.
D)acetylcholine.
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23
Butyrylcholinesterase the major enzyme for metabolizing _____.
A)acetylcholine
B)GABA
C)cocaine
D)benzoylecgonine
A)acetylcholine
B)GABA
C)cocaine
D)benzoylecgonine
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24
The effects of cocaine primarily involve the __________ neurotransmitter.
A)serotonin
B)acetylcholine
C)dopamine
D)GABA
A)serotonin
B)acetylcholine
C)dopamine
D)GABA
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25
Cocaine is _____ metabolized into an _____ metabolite.
A)slowly; active
B)rapidly; active
C)slowly; inactive
D)rapidly; inactive
A)slowly; active
B)rapidly; active
C)slowly; inactive
D)rapidly; inactive
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26
Because it is __________,cocaine hydrochloride does not cross mucus membranes well.
A)cocaethanol
B)ethylcocaine
C)cocaoethylene
D)cocaethylene
A)cocaethanol
B)ethylcocaine
C)cocaoethylene
D)cocaethylene
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27
When snorting,the effect of cocaine on blood vessels is responsible for the:
A)slow speed of onset only.
B)slow speed of onset and small percentage absorbed.
C)high speed of onset only.
D)high speed of onset and small percentage absorbed.
A)slow speed of onset only.
B)slow speed of onset and small percentage absorbed.
C)high speed of onset only.
D)high speed of onset and small percentage absorbed.
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28
Brain imaging studies suggest that the commonly abused dose of cocaine blocks:
A)only about 20 percent of dopamine transporters.
B)about 30 percent of dopamine transporters.
C)more than 60 percent of dopamine transporters.
D)virtually all dopamine receptors in the brain.
A)only about 20 percent of dopamine transporters.
B)about 30 percent of dopamine transporters.
C)more than 60 percent of dopamine transporters.
D)virtually all dopamine receptors in the brain.
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29
The unique ester of benzoylecgonine is produced when enzymes in the:
A)liver metabolize cocaine.
B)liver metabolize ethyl alcohol.
C)plasma metabolize cocaine.
D)liver metabolize cocaine and ethyl alcohol.
A)liver metabolize cocaine.
B)liver metabolize ethyl alcohol.
C)plasma metabolize cocaine.
D)liver metabolize cocaine and ethyl alcohol.
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30
Cocaethylene is a very potent blocker of _____ channels in the heart.
A)sodium
B)potassium
C)calcium
D)chloride
A)sodium
B)potassium
C)calcium
D)chloride
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31
Modafinil (Provigil)is a _____ stimulant used to promote _____.
A)amphetamine; sleep
B)amphetamine; alertness
C)nonamphetamine; wakefulness
D)nonamphetamine; eating
A)amphetamine; sleep
B)amphetamine; alertness
C)nonamphetamine; wakefulness
D)nonamphetamine; eating
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32
Cocaine acts through all of the following neurotransmitters EXCEPT:
A)norepinephrine.
B)serotonin.
C)dopamine.
D)acetylcholine.
A)norepinephrine.
B)serotonin.
C)dopamine.
D)acetylcholine.
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33
The combination of cocaine and ethanol:
A)forms a compound that is more toxic than cocaine.
B)forms a compound that potentiates cocaine's toxicity.
C)produces a metabolite in liver that is more toxic than and potentiates the effects of cocaine.
D)forms a compound that inhibits the central nervous system effects of cocaine.
A)forms a compound that is more toxic than cocaine.
B)forms a compound that potentiates cocaine's toxicity.
C)produces a metabolite in liver that is more toxic than and potentiates the effects of cocaine.
D)forms a compound that inhibits the central nervous system effects of cocaine.
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34
Which of the following administration routes for cocaine has the LOWEST average acute dose?
A)the oral route
B)by smoking cocaine
C)the intranasal route
D)the intravenous route
A)the oral route
B)by smoking cocaine
C)the intranasal route
D)the intravenous route
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35
Because the cocaine __________,the drug poorly crosses the mucosal membrane.
A)is water-soluble in its hydrochloride form
B)molecules are too small to pass through mucosal membranes
C)is a potent vasodilator
D)is a potent vasoconstrictor
A)is water-soluble in its hydrochloride form
B)molecules are too small to pass through mucosal membranes
C)is a potent vasodilator
D)is a potent vasoconstrictor
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36
Cocaine's major mechanism of action is:
A)receptor stimulation.
B)receptor blockade.
C)enzyme inhibition.
D)reuptake blockade.
A)receptor stimulation.
B)receptor blockade.
C)enzyme inhibition.
D)reuptake blockade.
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37
As opposed to powder cocaine,crack cocaine:
A)acts on different receptors in the brain.
B)acts at different sites in the brain.
C)has a lower ceiling effect.
D)has a more rapid speed of onset.
A)acts on different receptors in the brain.
B)acts at different sites in the brain.
C)has a lower ceiling effect.
D)has a more rapid speed of onset.
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38
Cocaine has all of the following properties EXCEPT being a:
A)vasodilator.
B)psychostimulant.
C)potent local anesthetic.
D)cardiac depressant.
A)vasodilator.
B)psychostimulant.
C)potent local anesthetic.
D)cardiac depressant.
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39
Of the following brain sites,the __________ is most clearly associated with a drug's positive reinforcing action.
A)amygdala
B)nucleus accumbens
C)preorbital cortex
D)insula
A)amygdala
B)nucleus accumbens
C)preorbital cortex
D)insula
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40
Cocaine's major mechanism of action in the synapse is _____ of _____.
A)exocytosis stimulation; dopamine
B)receptor stimulation; glutamate
C)receptor blockade; GABA
D)reuptake blockade; dopamine
A)exocytosis stimulation; dopamine
B)receptor stimulation; glutamate
C)receptor blockade; GABA
D)reuptake blockade; dopamine
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41
Dependence on cocaine can produce _____ brain damage of _____.
A)localized; white matter
B)localized; gray matter
C)widespread; white matter
D)widespread; gray matter
A)localized; white matter
B)localized; gray matter
C)widespread; white matter
D)widespread; gray matter
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42
Cocaine-dependent individuals may suffer from all of the following comorbid conditions EXCEPT:
A)panic attacks.
B)PTSD.
C)ADHD.
D)bipolar disorder.
A)panic attacks.
B)PTSD.
C)ADHD.
D)bipolar disorder.
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43
In pregnant females,cocaine crosses the placenta resulting in the presence of all of the following in the fetus EXCEPT:
A)benzoilecgonine.
B)norcocaine.
C)cocaethylene.
D)cocaine.
A)benzoilecgonine.
B)norcocaine.
C)cocaethylene.
D)cocaine.
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44
Children born to cocaine-dependent mothers have an increased probability of starting to use drugs.This effect has been correlated with:
A)maternal attachment issues.
B)personality changes associate with cocaine exposure.
C)emotional expressivity issues.
D)decreased gray matter volume.
A)maternal attachment issues.
B)personality changes associate with cocaine exposure.
C)emotional expressivity issues.
D)decreased gray matter volume.
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45
High doses of cocaine,especially over longer periods of time,induce symptoms remarkably similar to:
A)ADHD.
B)depression.
C)hebephrenia.
D)paranoid schizophrenia.
A)ADHD.
B)depression.
C)hebephrenia.
D)paranoid schizophrenia.
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46
Heavy cocaine use leads to:
A)chronically dilated pupils.
B)cardiac arrhythmias.
C)higher diastolic blood pressure.
D)aortic softening.
A)chronically dilated pupils.
B)cardiac arrhythmias.
C)higher diastolic blood pressure.
D)aortic softening.
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47
Infants exposed to cocaine in utero are more likely to experience all of the following EXCEPT:
A)congenital abnormalities.
B)cardiac abnormalities.
C)brain malformations.
D)cleft palate.
A)congenital abnormalities.
B)cardiac abnormalities.
C)brain malformations.
D)cleft palate.
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48
The acute effects of cocaine include all of the following EXCEPT:
A)euphoria.
B)appetite suppression.
C)decreased activity.
D)positive feelings.
A)euphoria.
B)appetite suppression.
C)decreased activity.
D)positive feelings.
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49
Prenatal cocaine exposure may:
A)enhance attentiveness in an infant.
B)facilitate emotional expressivity in a child.
C)increase the probability of adolescent delinquency.
D)reduce the possibility of ADHD in the child.
A)enhance attentiveness in an infant.
B)facilitate emotional expressivity in a child.
C)increase the probability of adolescent delinquency.
D)reduce the possibility of ADHD in the child.
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50
A pregnant female who binges on cocaine during the first trimester:
A)may cause lower birth weight for her newborn.
B)may cause decreased head circumference.
C)will likely cause the child to be smaller at birth.
D)may induce a spontaneous abortion.
A)may cause lower birth weight for her newborn.
B)may cause decreased head circumference.
C)will likely cause the child to be smaller at birth.
D)may induce a spontaneous abortion.
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51
After the acute effects of cocaine wear off,heavy users of cocaine experience:
A)sexual dysfunction.
B)enhanced awareness.
C)visual hallucinations.
D)auditory hallucinations.
A)sexual dysfunction.
B)enhanced awareness.
C)visual hallucinations.
D)auditory hallucinations.
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52
Intravenous cocaine users will often take ______ simultaneously to reduce the jitteriness caused by cocaine.
A)alcohol
B)heroin
C)morphine
D)marijuana
A)alcohol
B)heroin
C)morphine
D)marijuana
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53
The therapeutic use of amphetamine include:
A)the treatment of narcolepsy.
B)the treatment of ADHD.
C)appetite suppression.
D)the treatment of narcolepsy and ADHD.
A)the treatment of narcolepsy.
B)the treatment of ADHD.
C)appetite suppression.
D)the treatment of narcolepsy and ADHD.
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54
Currently,amphetamine is legitimately used to treat:
A)depression.
B)bipolar disorder.
C)ADHD.
D)PTSD.
A)depression.
B)bipolar disorder.
C)ADHD.
D)PTSD.
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55
Perhaps the most common toxic effects observed in heavy cocaine users are to the:
A)liver.
B)kidneys.
C)digestive tract.
D)cardiovascular system.
A)liver.
B)kidneys.
C)digestive tract.
D)cardiovascular system.
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56
Cocaine-induced psychosis can result in a sensation called ______,which feels like insects crawling beneath the skin.
A)paranoia
B)formication
C)"the rush"
D)"the freeze"
A)paranoia
B)formication
C)"the rush"
D)"the freeze"
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57
__________ is an obvious clinical sign of cocaine usage.
A)Pinpoint pupils
B)Dilated pupils
C)Hypotension
D)Low body temperature
A)Pinpoint pupils
B)Dilated pupils
C)Hypotension
D)Low body temperature
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58
Alice is a heavy cocaine user,often binging for days at a time.She recently discovered that she is pregnant.Given that it is early in her pregnancy,her pattern of cocaine use will likely result in:
A)congenital anomalies.
B)a low birth weight for the child.
C)decreased head circumference for the child.
D)a spontaneous abortion.
A)congenital anomalies.
B)a low birth weight for the child.
C)decreased head circumference for the child.
D)a spontaneous abortion.
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59
The effects of cocaine that are related to the cardiovascular system include all of the following EXCEPT increased:
A)heart rate.
B)blood flow to muscles.
C)blood flow to all brain sites.
D)blood pressure.
A)heart rate.
B)blood flow to muscles.
C)blood flow to all brain sites.
D)blood pressure.
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60
__________ is the most common psychological deficit observed in cocaine-dependent users.
A)Memory
B)Motor behavior
C)Language processing
D)Sleep quality
A)Memory
B)Motor behavior
C)Language processing
D)Sleep quality
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61
Amphetamine __________ compared to cocaine.
A)is more lipid soluble
B)also acts as a local anesthetic
C)has a longer half-life
D)is less potent
A)is more lipid soluble
B)also acts as a local anesthetic
C)has a longer half-life
D)is less potent
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62
High doses of amphetamine are thought to stimulate:
A)release of norepinephrine.
B)reuptake of norepinephrine.
C)release of dopamine.
D)reuptake of dopamine.
A)release of norepinephrine.
B)reuptake of norepinephrine.
C)release of dopamine.
D)reuptake of dopamine.
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63
At low doses,all amphetamines have the following effects EXCEPT to:
A)decrease blood pressure.
B)relax bronchial muscles.
C)inhibit eating.
D)act as a powerful stimulant.
A)decrease blood pressure.
B)relax bronchial muscles.
C)inhibit eating.
D)act as a powerful stimulant.
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64
All of the following are crystalline forms of methamphetamine EXCEPT:
A)"ice."
B)"go."
C)"rush."
D)"crystal."
A)"ice."
B)"go."
C)"rush."
D)"crystal."
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65
Amphetamine abuse declined in the 1960s and 1970s.Which of the following statements is NOT one of the reasons?
A)Drug companies decreased production of the drug.
B)Users recognized that compulsive amphetamine use was dangerous.
C)The focus on treating depression with amphetamine declined because better antidepressants were introduced.
D)A new street drug,a smokable form of amphetamine called "ice," became popular.
A)Drug companies decreased production of the drug.
B)Users recognized that compulsive amphetamine use was dangerous.
C)The focus on treating depression with amphetamine declined because better antidepressants were introduced.
D)A new street drug,a smokable form of amphetamine called "ice," became popular.
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66
In the early 1900s,ephredrine was originally used to treat:
A)narcolepsy.
B)ADHD.
C)appetite control.
D)asthma.
A)narcolepsy.
B)ADHD.
C)appetite control.
D)asthma.
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67
Stereotypical behaviors result from _____ doses of amphetamine.
A)acute low
B)chronic low
C)acute high
D)chronic high
A)acute low
B)chronic low
C)acute high
D)chronic high
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68
With the street name "__________," is the smokable crystalline form of methamphetamine.
A)ice
B)crack
C)crank
D)crystal
A)ice
B)crack
C)crank
D)crystal
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69
At low doses,amphetamine's major mechanism of action is:
A)direct receptor stimulation.
B)receptor blockade.
C)enhanced reuptake.
D)increased release of dopamine.
A)direct receptor stimulation.
B)receptor blockade.
C)enhanced reuptake.
D)increased release of dopamine.
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70
In the 1960s,"speed" was commonly abused.But its use began to decline in the 1970s for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A)better antidepressants were developed.
B)drug companies altered the formulation of amphetamine.
C)drug companies reduced production of the drug.
D)users realized the dangers of compulsive use.
A)better antidepressants were developed.
B)drug companies altered the formulation of amphetamine.
C)drug companies reduced production of the drug.
D)users realized the dangers of compulsive use.
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71
Which of the following is NOT an effect produced by normal doses of amphetamine?
A)Amphetamine interacts with storage vesicles that stimulate the release of dopamine into the synapse.
B)Amphetamine binds to monoamine oxidase (MAO),which prevents the degradation of dopamine.
C)Amphetamine induces the release of dopamine by binding to the presynaptic membrane.
D)Amphetamine binds to the presynaptic dopamine transporter and effectively causes the receptor to extrude dopamine.
A)Amphetamine interacts with storage vesicles that stimulate the release of dopamine into the synapse.
B)Amphetamine binds to monoamine oxidase (MAO),which prevents the degradation of dopamine.
C)Amphetamine induces the release of dopamine by binding to the presynaptic membrane.
D)Amphetamine binds to the presynaptic dopamine transporter and effectively causes the receptor to extrude dopamine.
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72
The pharmacological response to amphetamines will vary based on all of the following factors EXCEPT the:
A)dose.
B)specific type of amphetamine.
C)route of administration.
D)frequency of use.
A)dose.
B)specific type of amphetamine.
C)route of administration.
D)frequency of use.
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73
Withdrawal symptoms of amphetamine dependency include all of the following EXCEPT:
A)increased appetite.
B)decreased energy.
C)increased need for sleep.
D)altered pain threshold.
A)increased appetite.
B)decreased energy.
C)increased need for sleep.
D)altered pain threshold.
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74
Chronic methamphetamine use results in _____ gray matter and _____ white matter in the brain.
A)decreased; decreased
B)decreased; increased
C)increased; decreased
D)increased; increased
A)decreased; decreased
B)decreased; increased
C)increased; decreased
D)increased; increased
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75
Chronic methamphetamine use results in _____ ventricle size and _____ white matter in the brain.
A)decreased; decreased
B)decreased; increased
C)increased; decreased
D)increased; increased
A)decreased; decreased
B)decreased; increased
C)increased; decreased
D)increased; increased
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76
The net effect of amphetamine is most likely the result of action on the __________ neurotransmitter.
A)norepinephrine
B)dopamine
C)serotonin
D)acetylcholine
A)norepinephrine
B)dopamine
C)serotonin
D)acetylcholine
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77
"Ice" is to methamphetamine as ____ is to ____.
A)cocaine; amphetamine
B)cocaine; "crack"
C)"ice"; "crack"
D)"crack"; cocaine
A)cocaine; amphetamine
B)cocaine; "crack"
C)"ice"; "crack"
D)"crack"; cocaine
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78
The effects of __________ are indistinguishable from those of cocaine.
A)anxiolytics
B)sedatives
C)hallucinogens
D)amphetamines
A)anxiolytics
B)sedatives
C)hallucinogens
D)amphetamines
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79
Methamphetamine was originally synthesized from:
A)ma-huang.
B)cocaine.
C)Benzedrine.
D)ephedrine.
A)ma-huang.
B)cocaine.
C)Benzedrine.
D)ephedrine.
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80
Chronic methamphetamine use results in:
A)increased white matter volume.
B)increased gray matter volume.
C)decreased white matter volume.
D)decreased ventricular volume.
A)increased white matter volume.
B)increased gray matter volume.
C)decreased white matter volume.
D)decreased ventricular volume.
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