Sedatives, Hypnotics, & Anxiolytics

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Clinical neuro 3


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  • 1. 
    High doses of this drug are associated w/reduced REM sleep..
    • A. 

      Zolpidem

    • B. 

      Meprobanmate

    • C. 

      Etomidate

  • 2. 
    Similar to alcohol, this drug stimulates the release of GABA into the synaptic cleft..
    • A. 

      Propofol

    • B. 

      Buspirone

    • C. 

      Alpraxolam

  • 3. 
    DOC for pre-operative sedation..
    • A. 

      Chlordiazepoxide

    • B. 

      Meprobamate

    • C. 

      Phenobarbital

  • 4. 
    This drug preferentially affects GABAa type 1 receptors..
    • A. 

      Etomidate

    • B. 

      Secobarbital

    • C. 

      Zaleplon

  • 5. 
    This drugs stimulates melatonin receptors..
    • A. 

      Phenobarbital

    • B. 

      Ramelteon

    • C. 

      Buspirone

  • 6. 
    This drug is associated w/congenital malformations..
    • A. 

      Meprobanmate

    • B. 

      Propofol

    • C. 

      Ramelteon

  • 7. 
    Contraindicated in pts w/pulmonary issues..
    • A. 

      Alprazolam

    • B. 

      Chlordiazepoxide

    • C. 

      Phenobarbital

  • 8. 
    DOC for elderly pt's with limited CV reserve..
    • A. 

      Zaleplon

    • B. 

      Etomidate

    • C. 

      Buspirone

  • 9. 
    DOC for panic attacks, acute anxiety, and PMS..
    • A. 

      Alprazolam

    • B. 

      Zolpidem

    • C. 

      Propanolol

  • 10. 
    DOC for performance anxiety..
    • A. 

      Propanolol

    • B. 

      Phenobarbital

    • C. 

      Ramelteon

  • 11. 
    Use of this drug must be closely monitored, since it has been associate w/suicidal ideation..
    • A. 

      Zaleplon

    • B. 

      Chlordiazepoxide

    • C. 

      Meprobanmate

  • 12. 
    This drug may produce hyperactivity in children..
    • A. 

      Phenobarbital

    • B. 

      Propanolol

    • C. 

      Propofol

  • 13. 
    Contraindicated in children due to acidosis..
    • A. 

      Phenobarbital

    • B. 

      Propanolol

    • C. 

      Propofol

  • 14. 
    This drug preferrentially affects the GABAa type 1 receptors..
    • A. 

      Chlordiazepoxide

    • B. 

      Zolpidem

    • C. 

      Busprione

  • 15. 
    This drug can be used w/alcohol and isn't high risk for abuse
    • A. 

      Propofol

    • B. 

      Phenobarbital

    • C. 

      Buspirone

  • 16. 
     pre-midazolam IV, then propofol/ketamine/opioids describes..
    • A. 

      Monitored anesthesia care

    • B. 

      Conscious sedation

    • C. 

      Deep sedation

  • 17. 
    IV thiopental, midazolam, propofol,opiods, and ketamine describes..
    • A. 

      Monitored anesthesia care

    • B. 

      Conscious sedation

    • C. 

      Deep sedation

  • 18. 
    IV diazepam, midazolam, propofol describes..
    • A. 

      Monitored anesthesia care

    • B. 

      Conscious sedation

    • C. 

      Deep sedation

  • 19. 
    DOC for ambulatory surgery..
    • A. 

      Etomidate

    • B. 

      Alprazolam

    • C. 

      Propofol

  • 20. 
    DOC for long-term anxiety..
    • A. 

      Buspirone

    • B. 

      Propanolol

    • C. 

      Meprobanmate

  • 21. 
    BZs have some teratogenicity during..
    • A. 

      1st trimester

    • B. 

      2nd trimester

    • C. 

      3rd trimester

  • 22. 
    This drug is less effective in recent BZ users..
    • A. 

      Etomidate

    • B. 

      Birspirone

    • C. 

      Zaleplon

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