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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Quiz 7

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  is no longer manufactured legally.
B  was never marketed by any company because of its unusual impairment of memory
C  is sold as a hypnotic agent (sleeping pill) in many countries other than the U.S.
D  is available by prescription in the U.S.
Question #2
A  barbiturates.
B  methaqualones.
C  benzodiazepines.
D  sedatives.
Question #3
A  shorter duration of activity.
B  greater effectiveness.
C  greater safety margin.
D  lower cost.
Question #4
A  fluoxetine and paroxetine.
B  perphenazine and thiazine.
C  toluene and xylene.
D  meprobamate and methaqualone.
Question #5
A  higher dose of a short-acting drug.
B  higher dose of a long-acting drug.
C  lower dose of a short-acting drug.
D  lower dose of a long-acting drug.
Question #6
A  strength of hypnotic effect
B  duration of action
C  price
D  chemical structure
Question #7
A  danger to the respiratory system
B  bad taste and odor
C  danger to the CNS
D  irritation to the gastric system
Question #8
A  GHB
B  nitrous oxide
C  Rohypnol
D  amyl nitrite
Question #9
A  100-200 grams.
B  1-5 grams.
C  100 micrograms.
D  10-20 milligrams.
Question #10
A  occurs naturally in the brain.
B  is derived from morning glory seeds.
C  is a gas used to make whipped cream.
D  blocks the intoxicating effects of alcohol.
Question #11
A  construction workers.
B  middle-class black children.
C  middle-class white children.
D  poor Hispanic and Native American youth.
Question #12
A  whipped cream dispensers
B  hair spray
C  spray paint
D  fuel gas
Question #13
A  diazepam.
B  butane.
C  pentobarbital.
D  nitrous oxide.
Question #14
A  alcohol
B  fluoxetine
C  methamphetamine
D  modafinil
Question #15
A  anxiety, impaired concentration, insomnia, convulsions
B  minor discomfort, but no serious symptoms.
C  rapid mood swings.
D  aching, high blood pressure, drowsiness.
Question #16
A  antidepressants.
B  anxiolytics.
C  hypnotics.
D  analgesics.
Question #17
A  an intermediate-acting barbiturate.
B  an older sleeping pill that is no longer marketed.
C  a long-acting benzodiazepine.
D  not a benzodiazepine chemically, but it has similar effects.
Question #18
A  gasoline huffing
B  glue sniffing
C  nitrite abuse
D  lead paint poisoning
Question #20
A  the “cheese reaction”.
B  seizures.
C  respiratory depression and cardiac arrest.
D  slurred speech.