13 Drug abuse – 3
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1. Akathisia is a recognized feature of amphetamine use. | ||
2. Acute amphetamine withdrawal after chronic heavy use can cause seizures. | ||
3. Chronic use of cannabis impairs concentration and motivation but improves conversational ability. | ||
4. Cocaine has been used in Coca-Cola®. | ||
5. Ecstasy has weaker reinforcement effects than cocaine. | ||
6. NMDA antagonists are neurotoxic in humans. | ||
7. Khat can cause hypomania-like symptoms. | ||
8. LSD is the main hallucinogen in magic mushrooms. | ||
9. Lysergic acid diethylamide can cause a psychosis. | ||
10. LSD is associated with withdrawal delirium. | ||
11. Bupropion is an antidepressant. | ||
12. Heroin produces dependence in 10% of users. | ||
13. Heroin has 3 times the strength of morphine, which has 10 times the strength of opium. | ||
14. Opiate dependence is characterized by a tendency to reduce the dose. | ||
15. Heroin withdrawal is associated with psychotic symptoms. | ||
16. Oral methadone reduces opiate withdrawal symptoms. | ||
17. HIV testing is mandatory in heroin addiction. | ||
18. Clonidine may be used to treat opiate withdrawal. | ||
19. Naloxone reduces the severity of opiate withdrawal. | ||
20. Phencyclidine is an NMDA receptor blocker. | ||
21. Most prisoners have substance misuse problems. | ||
22. Butane abuse can cause visual hallucinations. | ||
23. Solvent abuse can impair cerebellar function. | ||
24. Anabolic steroids can cause mania. | ||
25. Confrontation of a person in the pre-contemplation phase about their substance misuse most readily brings about a change to action phase. |