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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 dopami...

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NCAC II Exam Study Guide Questions and Answers 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?

NCAC II Exam Study Guide (Ch. 1 - Mult. Choice) Questions with accurate answers. Which of the following statements is true? a. A precise definition of addiction remains elusive. b. People with addiction often go through phases of exacerbation and abstention. c. The term addict is considered pejorative and unacceptable by many professional journals. d. All of the above - -d. All of the above When an increased dose is needed to experience the same subjective effects as with lower dos...

NCAC II Exam Study Guide (Ch. 1 - Mult. Choice) Questions and answers, 100% accurate, rated A+ Which of the following statements is true? a. A precise definition of addiction remains elusive. b. People with addiction often go through phases of exacerbation and abstention. c. The term addict is considered pejorative and unacceptable by many professional journals. d. All of the above - -d. All of the above When an increased dose is needed to experience the same subjective effects as ...

NCAC II Exam Study Guide (Ch. 5 - T/F). 100% Accurate. Graded A+ The lifespan approach to drug-using behaviors includes examination of biol underpinnings. - -T The def of drug use had become commonly agreed upon in recent years. - -F A biopsychosocial model of drug abuse has become a dominant theoretical view of drug use disorders. - -T The DSM-IV focuses upon the entire continuum of substance use patterns and outcomes. - -F The concept of stages of use is one that is not agreed u...

Which of the following statements is true? a. A precise definition of addiction remains elusive. b. People with addiction often go through phases of exacerbation and abstention. c. The term addict is considered pejorative and unacceptable by many professional journals. d. All of the above - ANSWER-d. All of the above When an increased dose is needed to experience the same subjective effects as with lower doses before, a person has developed: - ANSWER-tolerance The stereotypical patte...

NCAC II, NCAC I Exam, NCAC I Pharmacology, NCAC Practice Test - Momentix Book, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Study Guide from Modules I-III Family Structure - ANS-Alcoholic marries an enabler, the first child is the Hero... they are usually perfect "see we are good" The second child is the scapegoat and can do no right. Then is the lost child. If they have another that child is the mascot. Lost Child - ANS-Most likely to commit suicide Epinephrine/NE - ANS-*Body's natural stimulant ...

Which of the following structures is considered part of the CNS? - ANSWER-brain and spinal cord One of the most important roles of the nervous system is to - ANSWER-maintain homeostasis Which of the following is the sending end of a neuron, containing the terminals from which neurotransmitters are released to interact with another nerve cell? - ANSWER-axon Choose the correct sequence for the steps of neurotransmission. - ANSWER-arrival of action potential at terminal button release of ...