Sedatives, Hypnotics, & Anxiolytics
Clinical neuro 3
- 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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