Exam 11: Caffeine

What has caffeine been shown to be an effective treatment for?

Which of the following have been used to desensitize the user to symptoms of alcohol intoxication, increasing the potential for alcohol abuse and alcohol-related harm?

Which of the following describes coffee's legendary discovery?

The textbook describes a legend about the discovery of coffee's effects by a goatherd who saw his goats dancing around after eating coffee beans.

Describe how the Stamp Act of 1765 and the later Trade and Revenue Act of 1767 triggered a revolution and changed the consumption patterns of tea and coffee in the United States and England.

Why did the FDA in 1909, seize some Coca-Cola syrup and file charges against the Coca-Cola company?

Describe the Caffeine Withdrawal Disorder listed in the DSM-5.

If you were describing the history of Coca-Cola, how would your story begin?

Xanthines is the class of chemicals to which caffeine belongs.

In a 1994 experiment, a group of researchers reported the cases of 16 individuals who they considered to meet the general criteria for a DSM-IV-TR diagnosis of substance disorder. What did their study involve, and describe the outcome.

What happens to people who are not coffee drinkers when they do drink coffee?

What is the consequence of drinking 5 or more cups of coffee per day?

Which of the following is NOT considered one of the three xanthines?

Heavy caffeine use during pregnancy is associated with such problems as low birth weight, but not caffeine withdrawal symptoms in newborns.

In the early 18^th century, what were English coffee houses referred to as?

After coffee and tea were introduced to Europe approximately how long would it take chocolate to arrive?

What are the current FDA rules on "cola" drinks?

Coffee houses first began appearing in which two countries?

Why are green coffee beans roasted?

How is caffeine removed from the coffee bean?