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1
All drugs that affect behavior do so by...
Inhibiting GABA
Raising heartrate
Altering neural communication
Desensitizing the blood brain barrier
Increasing serotonin
2
Which of the following is an effect of sniffing white out?
euphoria
depression
mood changes
memory loss
all of the above
3
St. John's Wort inhibits...
serotonin, GABA, and norepinephrine reuptake
acetylcholine, GABA, and norepinephrine reuptake
serotonin, acetycholine, and norepinephrine reuptake
serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine reuptake
serotonin, dopamine, and GABA
4
Atropa Belladonna contains what competitive anti-muscarinic chemical that inhibits the parasympathetic nervous system?
dopamine
euphoria
atropine
atheronine
serotonin
5
Atropine can treat what ailment by paralyzing the vagus nerve?
brachycardia
stroke
insomnia
solanacae
cancer
6
How is nightshade used in cosmetics?
Darkens features
Dilates eyes
Colors cheeks
swells lips
treats acne
7
Nightshade contains what powerful anti-muscarinic that inactives the memory via the temporal lobe?
othalmic
atropine
st. john's wort
brachycardia
scopolamine
8
What is used in VX nerve gas and many pesticides?
atropine
othalmic
st. john's wort
scopolamine
brachycardia
9
What has been used to combat nausea, addiction, and even Parkinson's disease?
Atropine
othalmic
st. john's wort
scopolamine
brachycardia
10
The atropine from nightshade can lead to paralysis, or tachyardia. (T/F)
True
False
11
Physotiqmine is also known as...
Eserine
Myastheria
Valium
Mydriasis
12
Physotiqmine is found in...
Nightshade
Crack
The Calabar Bean/Ordeal Bean
The Pensa Seed
13
Which of the following can physotiqmine not treat?
myasthenia gravis
atropine nad valium overdose
glaucoma
effects of anesthetics
epilepsy
AD
14
Physostiqmine increases the availibility of...
Dopamine
Achetylcholine
Endorphines
GABA
All of the above
15
The castor bean contains (?), which inhibits protein synthesis
cyanide
cocaine
cytotoxin ricin
coroxide
colonoxine
16
If the cassava root is not properly cooked, the cyanide can cause...
cardiac arrest
asphyxiation
hypertension
amnesia
cytotoxin poisoning
17
Agonists decrease neurotransmitter activity. (T/F)
True
False
18
Antiagonists decrease neurotransmitter activity
True
False
19
Cocaine and nicotine are examples of...
antiagonists
agonists
neurotransmitters
postsynaptic receptors
20
Atropine, ketamine, Naloxone, and some antibiotics are examples of...
antiagonists
agonists
neurotransmitterse
postsynaptic receptors
21
Which of the following is not an effect of drug use?
Drug Tolerance/ Compensatory Responses
Addiction/ Dependence
Overdose
Lethary
Withdrawal
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