Nia has been taking increasing doses of an SSRI with a long half-life for several weeks. In an effort to produce an improved therapeutic effect, her doctor prescribes her a high dose of a different SSRI with a much shorter half-life. Nia begins to display signs of EPS, some agitation, and even disorientation. Nia is probably showing signs of:
[U1Q] Neurotransmitters work primarily by:
Neurotransmitters work primarily by:
[FinB] All of the following statements are true regarding to…
All of the following statements are true regarding tolerance to benzodiazepines except:
[FinB]: A drug has a half-life of 2 hours. Marcy takes 600 m…
: A drug has a half-life of 2 hours. Marcy takes 600 mg of the drug. Assuming metabolites are not involved, how much of the drug is left in Marcy’s system after 4 hours?
[FinB] The biotransformation of stimulants and anticonvulsan…
The biotransformation of stimulants and anticonvulsants is most likely to take place in the:
[FinB] When Julius started drinking a lot of caffeine in the…
When Julius started drinking a lot of caffeine in the form of energy drinks and coffee, he noticed that he was not as hungry as he used to be. It appears that in relation to food, caffeine is functioning as a(n):
[FinB] Shilan is known to express her opinion loudly across…
Shilan is known to express her opinion loudly across situations, even when it is not socially appropriate, like in the middle of class. This behavior could potentially be a characteristic of which of the following?
[U3Q] Which of the following might be used to compare the e…
Which of the following might be used to compare the effectiveness of a prescription of Ritalin at 2.5 mg twice a day vs. 5 mg once a day with an adolescent diagnosed with ADHD:
[U1Q] Toni receives a new prescription. Upon taking a dose,…
Toni receives a new prescription. Upon taking a dose, she experiences effects that are opposite to what is expected of that drug. This is called which of the following?
[FinA] Jonathan is a behavior analylst who begins working wi…
Jonathan is a behavior analylst who begins working with Adam, a child who is already receiving high doses of vitamins, “floor-time” therapy, and a gluten-free diet as interventions to address his diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Adam’s parents want to know if these treatments, along with ABA services, are helping their son. Jonathan obtains consent to evaluate these treatments and systematically isolates treatment effects by removing one or more of the treatments and adding them back into the treatment package one at a time, or in different combinations. Jonathan appears to be conducting which of the following?