Question 1

When comparing countries of the world,which country's citizens are the top coffee consumers?

Accepted Answer

A) the U.S. 
B) Britain 
C) Norway 
D) Brazil 
A) the U.S. 
B) Britain 
C) Norway 
D) Brazil

Question 2

If you were visiting Brazil,in what form would you see caffeine most often consumed?

Accepted Answer

A) chocolate 
B) tea 
C) maté 
D) coffee 
A) chocolate 
B) tea 
C) maté 
D) coffee

Question 3

What slows the process of caffeine metabolism and excretion?

Accepted Answer

A) cigarette smoking at any age 
B) establishing a regular 40-50 minute cardio workout each day 
C) pregnancy 
D) age;an adolescent's process is the slowest 
A) cigarette smoking at any age 
B) establishing a regular 40-50 minute cardio workout each day 
C) pregnancy 
D) age;an adolescent's process is the slowest

Question 4

European explorers in the fifteenth century were responsible for the introduction of caffeine into North America.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What has research told us about the interactions among alcohol,caffeine,and nicotine?

Accepted Answer

Research has provided insights into how

Question 6

After how many milligrams of caffeine could the average person be at risk of experiencing the symptoms of caffeinism?

Accepted Answer

A) 250 mg 
B) 600 mg 
C) 800 mg 
D) 1000 mg 
A) 250 mg 
B) 600 mg 
C) 800 mg 
D) 1000 mg

Question 7

You were exploring the world in the 15ᵗʰ century and found the kola nut.Which country were you in?

Accepted Answer

A) East Africa 
B) Ethiopia 
C) Mexico 
D) West Africa 
A) East Africa 
B) Ethiopia 
C) Mexico 
D) West Africa

Question 8

What is the name of the naturally occurring compound of which caffeine is one of three?

Accepted Answer

A) theobromines 
B) methylxanthines 
C) endorphins 
D) tricyclics 
A) theobromines 
B) methylxanthines 
C) endorphins 
D) tricyclics

Question 9

Those diagnosed with a generalized anxiety disorder are hypersensitive to the effects of caffeine.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

How many cups of coffee is equivalent to the lethal dose of caffeine for adults?

Accepted Answer

A) 25 cups 
B) 40 cups 
C) 55 cups 
D) 75 cups 
A) 25 cups 
B) 40 cups 
C) 55 cups 
D) 75 cups

Question 11

As a coffee connoisseur,you travel around the world in pursuit of the perfect cup of coffee,eventually ending your journey in Denmark.Which statement best describes this country's caffeine consumption habits?

Accepted Answer

A) It has one of the world's lowest per capita rates of caffeine consumption,but highest per capita of tea consumption. 
B) It has one of the world's top per capita rates of caffeine consumption. 
C) It has one of the world's lowest per capita rates of caffeine consumption. 
D) It is neither known for its tea or coffee consumption when compared to other countries. 
A) It has one of the world's lowest per capita rates of caffeine consumption,but highest per capita of tea consumption. 
B) It has one of the world's top per capita rates of caffeine consumption. 
C) It has one of the world's lowest per capita rates of caffeine consumption. 
D) It is neither known for its tea or coffee consumption when compared to other countries.

Question 12

Which organ does most of the metabolizing of caffeine?

Accepted Answer

A) pancreas 
B) liver 
C) kidneys 
D) colon 
A) pancreas 
B) liver 
C) kidneys 
D) colon

Question 13

What does tea contain in addition to caffeine?

Accepted Answer

A) theophylline 
B) theobromine 
C) nicotine 
D) matis 
A) theophylline 
B) theobromine 
C) nicotine 
D) matis

Question 14

You hear someone refer to caffeine as a "cradle to grave" drug.What does this term describe?

Accepted Answer

A) Caffeine users will die an earlier premature death,compared to none users of caffeine products. 
B) Babies born of mothers whose caffeine use could be described as caffeinism,will be born caffeine dependent,compared to those born from mothers who abstained from caffeine use during pregnancy. 
C) Caffeine is a substance available to,and used by,the very young as well as those at the later stage of the life cycle. 
D) Caffeine addiction leads to other non-legal stimulant use,causing high-risk behaviours,with the potential for early death. 
A) Caffeine users will die an earlier premature death,compared to none users of caffeine products. 
B) Babies born of mothers whose caffeine use could be described as caffeinism,will be born caffeine dependent,compared to those born from mothers who abstained from caffeine use during pregnancy. 
C) Caffeine is a substance available to,and used by,the very young as well as those at the later stage of the life cycle. 
D) Caffeine addiction leads to other non-legal stimulant use,causing high-risk behaviours,with the potential for early death.

Question 15

Because of the infrequency of acute caffeine overexposure and the lack of adverse chronic effects of its use,caffeine is considered a relatively safe drug.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

How does caffeine affect the rapidity and accuracy of motor skills?

Accepted Answer

A) increases them 
B) decreases them 
C) it depends on the dosage 
D) there is no effect 
A) increases them 
B) decreases them 
C) it depends on the dosage 
D) there is no effect

Question 17

Combining Red Bull and alcohol reduces the harmful effects of alcohol on motor performance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

What is the most consistently reported symptom of withdrawal from caffeine?

Accepted Answer

A) headaches 
B) depression 
C) sleepiness 
D) irritability 
A) headaches 
B) depression 
C) sleepiness 
D) irritability

Question 19

Which statement describes the most recent studies regarding women's health and coffee consumption?

Accepted Answer

A) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to decreased bone mineral density,a measure of osteoporosis. 
B) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to decreased bone mineral density,a measure of osteoporosis;but drinking a glass of milk each day could counteract the impact. 
C) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to an increased risk of cervical cancer. 
D) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to an increased risk of cervical cancer,but drinking a glass of milk each day could counteract the impact. 
A) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to decreased bone mineral density,a measure of osteoporosis. 
B) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to decreased bone mineral density,a measure of osteoporosis;but drinking a glass of milk each day could counteract the impact. 
C) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to an increased risk of cervical cancer. 
D) Drinking more than two cups of coffee per day may lead to an increased risk of cervical cancer,but drinking a glass of milk each day could counteract the impact.

Question 20

Josh has been drinking heavily at the bar and is drunk.Before going home,his friends give him a big cup of strong black coffee.What can Josh expect after drinking the coffee?

Accepted Answer

A) to perform decision-making tasks effectively 
B) the effects of alcohol to possibly worsen 
C) to get sober faster 
D) to have increased motor coordination 
A) to perform decision-making tasks effectively 
B) the effects of alcohol to possibly worsen 
C) to get sober faster 
D) to have increased motor coordination

When comparing countries of the world,which country's citizens are the top coffee consumers?

If you were visiting Brazil,in what form would you see caffeine most often consumed?

What slows the process of caffeine metabolism and excretion?

European explorers in the fifteenth century were responsible for the introduction of caffeine into North America.

What has research told us about the interactions among alcohol,caffeine,and nicotine?

After how many milligrams of caffeine could the average person be at risk of experiencing the symptoms of caffeinism?

You were exploring the world in the 15ᵗʰ century and found the kola nut.Which country were you in?

What is the name of the naturally occurring compound of which caffeine is one of three?

Those diagnosed with a generalized anxiety disorder are hypersensitive to the effects of caffeine.

How many cups of coffee is equivalent to the lethal dose of caffeine for adults?

As a coffee connoisseur,you travel around the world in pursuit of the perfect cup of coffee,eventually ending your journey in Denmark.Which statement best describes this country's caffeine consumption habits?

Which organ does most of the metabolizing of caffeine?

What does tea contain in addition to caffeine?

You hear someone refer to caffeine as a "cradle to grave" drug.What does this term describe?

Because of the infrequency of acute caffeine overexposure and the lack of adverse chronic effects of its use,caffeine is considered a relatively safe drug.

How does caffeine affect the rapidity and accuracy of motor skills?

Combining Red Bull and alcohol reduces the harmful effects of alcohol on motor performance.

What is the most consistently reported symptom of withdrawal from caffeine?

Which statement describes the most recent studies regarding women's health and coffee consumption?

Josh has been drinking heavily at the bar and is drunk.Before going home,his friends give him a big cup of strong black coffee.What can Josh expect after drinking the coffee?

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Exam 8: Caffeine

When comparing countries of the world,which country's citizens are the top coffee consumers?

If you were visiting Brazil,in what form would you see caffeine most often consumed?

What slows the process of caffeine metabolism and excretion?

European explorers in the fifteenth century were responsible for the introduction of caffeine into North America.

What has research told us about the interactions among alcohol,caffeine,and nicotine?

After how many milligrams of caffeine could the average person be at risk of experiencing the symptoms of caffeinism?

You were exploring the world in the 15ᵗʰ century and found the kola nut.Which country were you in?

What is the name of the naturally occurring compound of which caffeine is one of three?

Those diagnosed with a generalized anxiety disorder are hypersensitive to the effects of caffeine.

How many cups of coffee is equivalent to the lethal dose of caffeine for adults?

As a coffee connoisseur,you travel around the world in pursuit of the perfect cup of coffee,eventually ending your journey in Denmark.Which statement best describes this country's caffeine consumption habits?

Which organ does most of the metabolizing of caffeine?

What does tea contain in addition to caffeine?

You hear someone refer to caffeine as a "cradle to grave" drug.What does this term describe?

Because of the infrequency of acute caffeine overexposure and the lack of adverse chronic effects of its use,caffeine is considered a relatively safe drug.

How does caffeine affect the rapidity and accuracy of motor skills?

Combining Red Bull and alcohol reduces the harmful effects of alcohol on motor performance.

What is the most consistently reported symptom of withdrawal from caffeine?

Which statement describes the most recent studies regarding women's health and coffee consumption?

Josh has been drinking heavily at the bar and is drunk.Before going home,his friends give him a big cup of strong black coffee.What can Josh expect after drinking the coffee?

Drug Use and Abuse

Drug Use: Yesterday and Today

Drugs and the Nervous System

Pharmacology

Cocaine, Amphetamines, and Related Stimulants

Alcohol

Nicotine

Marijuana

Hallucinogens

Opiates

Psychotherapeutic Medications

Other Prescription and Over-The-Counter Drugs

Treatment of Substance-Use Disorders

Prevention of Substance Abuse

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