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1. Is the loss of awareness and reaction to environmental stimuli. A. Sedatives B. Anxiety C. Paralysis D. Sedation D. Sedation 2. Is described as a feeling of tension, nervousness, and apprehension which typically involves unpleasant reactions to a stimulus both real and imaginary. A. Fear B. Nervousness C. Anxiety D. Anxiolytic C. Anxiety 3. Antidote of benzodiazepine. A. Flumazenil B. Fluimucil C. Fluoxetine D. Warfarin A. Flumazenil 4. An eating disorder characterized...

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Psychopharmacology Actual Midterm Exam Questions and Answers Second Messenger Systems - Answer-- G-proteins activate enzymes in the cell - Alter: Ion channel activation - Neurotransmitter production or release - Gene expression Neuronal Fate - Answer-- Receptor Binding - Chemical Destruction - Reabsorption Dopamine (DA) - Answer-- Substantia Nigra - Impacts Brain - Motor regulation/Motivation/Reward Seeking/Executive Functioning - Psychosis/Amotivation/Addiction Norepeneph...