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NCAC II Exam Study Guide Questions and Answers Which of the following is a nonaddictive opiate? a. diphenoxylate b. codeine c. morphine d. oxycodone - Answer-a. diphenoxylate Which of the following is a correct statement about narcotic addiction? - Answer-Oral methadone is rarely associated with abuse because of its long half-life. Narcotic withdrawal - Answer-if manifested as diarrhea, gooseflesh, and drug craving. Sedative-hypnotic effects: - Answer-show a "ceiling" for benzodiazepines but not barbiturates. Barbiturates but not benzodiazepines: - Answer-are useful anesthetic agents Which of the following are benzo-like drugs useful in treating anxiety? - Answer-alprazolam and diazepam Cannabis: - Answer-impairs memory for up to 24 hours after a large dose (several joints) because its half-life is so long Cannabis withdrawal: - Answer-is associated with irritability and insomnia

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NCAC II Exam Study Guide Questions
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Which of the following are addictive drugs? - Answer-- Cocaine
- Alcohol

Addiction results from: - Answer-repeated experience with an addictive drug leading to
loss of control over the use of the substance

Which statement about the pattern of drug delivery that causes addiction is correct? -
Answer-Injecting meth is more likely to be addicting that taking methylphenidate.

Addictive drugs share which of the following effects in the brain? - Answer-increase in
the neurotransmitter dopamine in reward circuits.

Identify the correct statement about alcohol absorption and metabolism. - Answer-
Maximal blood alcohol levels occur about 40 minutes after drinking.

A BAC of ____can be lethal. - Answer-.36%

Ethanol is addictive because: - Answer-it increases dopamine indirectly through its
GABA agonist effects.

Ethanol withdrawal - Answer-results from increased CNS excitability due to adaptations
in GABA and glutamate receptor function.

Alcohol-related liver damage: - Answer-is related to total consumption regardless of
pattern of drinking.

Alcohol-related brain injury: - Answer-is more common in people who drink regularly to
high BAC

Stimulants do all of the following except: - Answer-lead to overeating

The following are commonly abused routes of stimulant use except: - Answer-oral
cocaine

Which of the following stimulants are highly addictive? - Answer-cocaine and
methamphetamine

Methylphenidate: - Answer-increases dopamine but enters the brain slowly so has less
addiction potential

Which of the following is not an effect of narcotic drugs?

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