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WorksheetsSubstance-Related Disorders
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 6hrs 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How many people are dependent on alcohol?
a)
8.2 million people
b)
8 million people
c)
8.5 million people
d)
3.5 million people
2.
How many people are dependent on illicit drugs?
a)
3.2 million people
b)
3 million people
c)
3.5 million people
d)
8.2 million people
3.
What percentage of all hospital visits are related to alcohol use?
a)
1/2
b)
1/3
c)
2/3
d)
1/4
4.
What percentage of motor vehicle accidents are alcohol-related?
a)
1/2
b)
1/3
c)
2/3
d)
1/4
5.
What two substances cause a deficiency in enkephalins/endorphins?
a)
Heroin and Cocaine
b)
Alcohol and Opiates
c)
Alcohol and Codeine
d)
Opiates and Nicotine
6.
What does codeine cause?
a)
a deficiency in cytochromeP-450 2D6 gene
b)
a defective cytochromeP-450 2A6 2 and 4 alleles
c)
deficiency in dopamine & norepinephrine
d)
deficiency in enkephalins & endorphins
7.
What does nicotine cause?
a)
a deficiency in cytochromeP-450 2D6 gene
b)
a defective cytochromeP-450 2A6 2 and 4 alleles
c)
deficiency in dopamine & norepinephrine
d)
deficiency in enkephalins & endorphins
8.
What does cocaine cause?
a)
a deficiency in cytochromeP-450 2D6 gene
b)
a defective cytochromeP-450 2A6 2 and 4 alleles
c)
deficiency in dopamine & norepinephrine
d)
deficiency in enkephalins & endorphins
9.
What does alcohol cause?
a)
a deficiency in cytochromeP-450 2D6 gene
b)
a defective cytochromeP-450 2A6 2 and 4 alleles
c)
deficiency in dopamine & norepinephrine
d)
deficiency in enkephalins & endorphins
10.
What do opiates cause?
a)
a deficiency in cytochromeP-450 2D6 gene
b)
a defective cytochromeP-450 2A6 2 and 4 alleles
c)
deficiency in dopamine & norepinephrine
d)
deficiency in enkephalins & endorphins
11.
What does heroin cause?
a)
a deficiency in cytochromeP-450 2D6 gene
b)
a defective cytochromeP-450 2A6 2 and 4 alleles
c)
deficiency in dopamine & norepinephrine
d)
single-nucleotide polymorphisms of the gene encoding -opioid receptor
12.
_________________
originating in the ventral tegmental area is a neurobiological and neuroanatomical factor of addiction.
originating in the ventral tegmental area is a neurobiological and neuroanatomical factor of addiction.
a)
Mesocorticolimbic dopamine systems
b)
Mesocorticolimbic serotonin systems
c)
Mesocorticolimbic endorphine systems
13.
What score indicates an immediate need for pharmacological intervention?
a)
15
b)
8-14
c)
0-8
d)
0
14.
What score is the point at which pharmacological intervention should be initiated?
a)
8-15
b)
8-14
c)
0-8
d)
0
15.
What score indicates a need for supportive treatment and continued monitoring?
a)
15
b)
8-14
c)
0-8
d)
0
16.
Wernicke's Encephalopathy __________ presents with all symptoms.
a)
always
b)
mostly
c)
rarely
d)
never
17.
___________ is essential co-factor glucose metabolism in the brain.
a)
Adenine
b)
Thiamine
c)
Cytosine
d)
Guanine
18.
If a patient is at high risk of Wernicke's Encephalopathy,
what medicine should be given?
what medicine should be given?
a)
prophylactic parenteral treatment should be given using 200mg of thiamine
b)
prophylactic parenteral treatment should be given using 250mg of thiamine
c)
prophylactic parenteral treatment should be given using 200mg of adenine
d)
prophylactic parenteral treatment should be given using 250mg of cytosine
19.
If a patient is at high risk of Wernicke's Encephalopathy,
how long should prophylactic parenteral treatment using thiamine be given?
how long should prophylactic parenteral treatment using thiamine be given?
a)
2-5 days
b)
3-5 days
c)
2-6 days
d)
3-6 days
20.
_____________ are effective in relieving symptoms of alcohol withdrawal.
a)
Barbiturates
b)
Benzodiazepines
c)
Amphetamines
21.
Who are fixed-dose benzodiazepine regimens recommended for?
a)
patients who aren't directly monitored
b)
patients who are directly monitored
22.
Who are symptom-triggered benzodiazepines regimens recommended for?
a)
patients who aren't directly monitored
b)
patients who are directly monitored
23.
Are Craving and Dysphoria intense? Can they precipitate violence?
a)
Craving and Dysphoria are intense and can precipitate violence.
b)
Craving and Dysphoria are intense, but they can't precipitate violence.
c)
Craving and Dysphoria aren't intense and can precipitate violence.
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