Exam 9: Sedative Hypnotic Drugs

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Chloral hydrate is dangerous mainly because

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Types of nitrites include

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A commonly prescribed benzodiazepine for sleep, which is also used to sedate patients receiving dental implants, is

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Methaqualone was originally tested to treat

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What are the medical uses of benzodiazepines?

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Should Quaalude be illegal? Why is it any different than currently available benzodiazepines?

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Quaaludes were found to be non-addictive.

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Prior to the federal government banning the use of Rohypnol in 1996, physicians in the U.S.had been prescribing Rohypnol mainly for

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The effectiveness of barbiturates as a sleep agent is due to the fact that barbiturates

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Methaqualone is a generic name for

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Insomnia is a withdrawal symptom of barbiturate withdrawal.

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"Roofies" and "The Date Rape Drug" refer to

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Fetal benzodiazepine syndrome has not been medically documented.

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Inhalants do not have sedative-hypnotic properties.

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Medically, GHB has been shown useful in

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Withdrawal symptoms and physical dependence are not apparent with use of solvents.

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The biggest drawback to using _____ is the terrible smell and taste.

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Paraldehyde is commonly known as "knockout drops."

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Use of nitrites has increased among heterosexual adolescents and has decreased among the gay population.

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Soporific
Veronal
"Poppers"
Amyl nitrite
First barbiturate
Ether
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Soporific
Veronal
"Poppers"
Amyl nitrite
First barbiturate
Ether
"Love drug"
Nitrous oxide
"Knockout" drops
Hypnotic
Used in treatment of schizophrenia
Benzodiazepines
Laughing gas
Quaaludes
Used as an alternative to alcohol
Toluene
Category of minor tranquilizers
Butyl nitrite
Psychoactive agent in glue
Chloral hydrate
Found in perfume
Thiopental
Barbiturate used an anesthetic
Bromides
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