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Froggy Jumps NUR 283 Final PrepOnline version Final prep by Stacie Dee 1 What is the typical onset window for alcohol withdrawal symptoms after the last drink? a 48-72 hours b 1-3 hours c 6-26 hours 2 Wernickes Enceophalopathy is mainly characterized by what major deficit? a Aphasia b Ataxia c Muscle pain 3 Disulfiram primarily works by inhibiting which enzyme? a Aldehyde dehydrogenase b Monoamine oxidase c Alcohol dehydrogenase 4 What is the difference between methadone and buprenorphine in Suboxone? a Both are full agonists b Both are antagonists c Methadone is a full agonist; buprenorphine is a partial agonist 5 SBIRT stands for? a Screening, Behavioral Intervention, and Remote Therapy b Assessment, Brief Treatment, In-House Referral c Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment 6 A 40-year old presents to the ER with confusion. His vitals are BP 80/55, RR 12/min and pulse 60/min irregular pupillary constriction and poor coordination. What substance has this patient likely been using? a Opioids b Cannabis c Alcohol 7 Which neurotransmitter system is central to the rewarding effects of drugs? a GABA in the cerebellum b Dopamine in the mesolimbic pathway c Serotonin in the occipital lobe 8 Which onset time best describes opioid withdrawal for short-acting opioids like heroin? a 72-96 hours b 24-48 hours c 6-12 hours after last dose 9 Which organ system is most commonly assessed by GGT and CDT in alcohol use monitoring? a Liver function b Kidney function c Pancreatic function 10 What is a hallmark feature of a moderate Disulfiram-alcohol reaction? a Euphoria and analgesia b Tremor without autonomic signs c Flushing, nausea, and palpitations 11 A youth is thinking about change, but have not made any plans or done anything yet. What stage of change is he in? a Contemplation b Action c Pre-Contemplation 12 Which typical and atypical antipsychotics does tobacco smoke interact with? a Clozaril, Haldol, Olanzapine, Prolixin b Clozaril, Haldol, Seroquel, Prolixin c Clozaril, Haldol, Olanzapine, Geodon 13 This medication is poorly absorbed, not metabolized by the liver and is excreted unchanged in urine. This makes it an effective choice for patients with hepatic insufficiency. a Chantix b Campral c Naltrexone 14 This substance is a potent inhibitor of neurotransmission mediated by NMDA receptors a Cannabis b Caffeine c Phencyclidine 15 What would be the severity of alcohol withdrawal symptoms for a patient who scores an 18 on the CIWA scale? a Severe Withdrawal b Mild Withdrawal c Moderate Withdrawal 16 This act is named in remembrance of an 18 years old man and requires any practitioner issuing a prescription for a controlled substance to conduct an in-person medical evaluation and in-person exam at least once every 24 months. a Controlled Substance Act b Ryan Haight Act c Meagans Law 17 Reversal agent that causes complete antagonism on the GABA receptor complex a Flumenzil b Naloxone c Fluoxetine 18 to increase GABA inhibitory effects this substances causes an increase in the ion channel duration a Benzodiazepines b Barbituates c Stimulants 19 Mitragynine selective agonist of the opioid receptor a K2 b Cannabis c Kratom 20 Mechanism of Action of Chantix a Full agonist at α4β2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors and partial agonist at α7 receptors b Partial agonist at α4β2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors and full agonist at α7 receptors c Inhibitor of dopamine reuptake and norepinephrine release

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NUR 283 Final PrepOnline version

by Stacie Dee

What is the typical onset window for alcohol withdrawal symptoms after the last drink?

Wernickes Enceophalopathy is mainly characterized by what major deficit?

Disulfiram primarily works by inhibiting which enzyme?

What is the difference between methadone and buprenorphine in Suboxone?

SBIRT stands for?

A 40-year old presents to the ER with confusion. His vitals are BP 80/55, RR 12/min and pulse 60/min irregular pupillary constriction and poor coordination. What substance has this patient likely been using?

Which neurotransmitter system is central to the rewarding effects of drugs?

Which onset time best describes opioid withdrawal for short-acting opioids like heroin?

Which organ system is most commonly assessed by GGT and CDT in alcohol use monitoring?

What is a hallmark feature of a moderate Disulfiram-alcohol reaction?

A youth is thinking about change, but have not made any plans or done anything yet. What stage of change is he in?

Which typical and atypical antipsychotics does tobacco smoke interact with?

This medication is poorly absorbed, not metabolized by the liver and is excreted unchanged in urine. This makes it an effective choice for patients with hepatic insufficiency.

This substance is a potent inhibitor of neurotransmission mediated by NMDA receptors

What would be the severity of alcohol withdrawal symptoms for a patient who scores an 18 on the CIWA scale?

This act is named in remembrance of an 18 years old man and requires any practitioner issuing a prescription for a controlled substance to conduct an in-person medical evaluation and in-person exam at least once every 24 months.

Reversal agent that causes complete antagonism on the GABA receptor complex

to increase GABA inhibitory effects this substances causes an increase in the ion channel duration

Mitragynine selective agonist of the opioid receptor

Mechanism of Action of Chantix