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CNS Drug Basics QuizVersion en ligne Key CNS drug concepts par Danielle 1 What part of the body do central nervous system (CNS) drugs act on? a muscles b nerves c spinal cord d brain 2 Which substance is cited as a CNS stimulant that many people consume daily? a nicotine b alcohol c opioid d caffeine 3 Name the three classes of CNS stimulants mentioned. a narcoleptics, sedatives and hypnotics b anileptics, amphetamines and anorexia c antipsychotics, antidepressants and anxiolytics d anxioytics, barbiturates and opioids 4 What is a common use of amphetamines in ADHD management? a to calm down b to help people focus c to cause weight gain d to replace therapy 5 Which type of drug is used to treat dementia by increasing acetylcholine activity and often comes as a patch option Exelon Rivastigmine? a cholinesterase inhibitors b beta-blockers c SSRI antidepressants d opioids 6 What major safety concern is associated with MAOI antidepressants? a memory loss b serotonin syndrome c hypertensive crisis from tyramine-containing foods d bone marrow suppression 7 Which medication class is associated with potentially causing dependence and is used short-term for anxiety or preoperative sedation? a SSRIs b benzodiazepines (benzos) c MAOIs d antipsychotics 8 Which side effect is particularly important to monitor with antipsychotics over time? a sleep disturbances with no movement issues b renal toxicity c extrapyramidal symptoms (like parkinsonism, akathisia, dystonia) and tardive dyskinesia d hyperglycemia only 9 What is the risk associated with stopping benzodiazepines abruptly after prolonged use? a weight gain b rash c withdrawal symptoms d insomnia only for one night 10 Which drug class is described as blocking dopamine and used to calm psychosis, including schizophrenia and bipolar disorder? a antipsychotics b antidepressants c anxiolytics d stimulants 11 SSRIs are primarily used to treat what conditions, and what major long-term safety advantage do they have over benzodiazepines? a depression and anxiety; can be taken safely long term without dependence b narcolepsy and obesity; risk of addiction is high c memory disorders and seizures; immediate relief within days d pain management and migraines; no sexual side effects 12 What important nursing consideration is highlighted for patients starting antidepressants regarding onset of effect? a they have no side effects b it can take several weeks (2-4) to reach therapeutic effect c they immediately fix depression d they work within 24 hours 13 What lifestyle advice is given when prescribing stimulants for ADHD? a avoid additional caffeine and other stimulants; take in the morning b take with alcohol to counteract insomnia c take at night to promote sleep d increase dosage if sleep improves 14 Which herbal supplement is discussed as sometimes used for depression but may interact with antidepressants and cause serotonin syndrome? a Ginseng b Echinacea c Saint John's Wort d Kava

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CNS Drug Basics QuizVersion en ligne

par Danielle

What part of the body do central nervous system (CNS) drugs act on?

Which substance is cited as a CNS stimulant that many people consume daily?

Name the three classes of CNS stimulants mentioned.

What is a common use of amphetamines in ADHD management?

Which type of drug is used to treat dementia by increasing acetylcholine activity and often comes as a patch option Exelon Rivastigmine?

What major safety concern is associated with MAOI antidepressants?

Which medication class is associated with potentially causing dependence and is used short-term for anxiety or preoperative sedation?

Which side effect is particularly important to monitor with antipsychotics over time?

What is the risk associated with stopping benzodiazepines abruptly after prolonged use?

Which drug class is described as blocking dopamine and used to calm psychosis, including schizophrenia and bipolar disorder?

SSRIs are primarily used to treat what conditions, and what major long-term safety advantage do they have over benzodiazepines?

What important nursing consideration is highlighted for patients starting antidepressants regarding onset of effect?

What lifestyle advice is given when prescribing stimulants for ADHD?

Which herbal supplement is discussed as sometimes used for depression but may interact with antidepressants and cause serotonin syndrome?