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Test Bank For Prescriber's Guide: Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology 7th Edition By Stephen M. Stahl 6010, 0 . 5755, 2 1 acamprosate 2 agomelatine 3 alprazolam 4 amisulpride 5 amitriptyline 6 amoxapine 7 amphetamine (d) 8 amphetamine (d,l) 9 aripiprazole 10 armodafinil 11 asenapine 12 atomoxetine 13 benztropine 14 blonanserin 15 bremelanotide 16 brexanolone 18 buprenorphine 19 bupropion 20 buspirone 21 caprylidene 22 carbamazepin...

Administration Routes: Sublingual Administration □ absorbed in mucosa of oral cavities □ rapid onset of action □ Place tablet on floor of mouth, close mouth. Do not swallow, hold under tongue until dissolve. □ Use spray on floor of mouth under tongue and close mouth. Administration Routes: Buccal □ place tablet between gum and cheek near back of mouth, close mouth and keep in place until dissolve □ slower to dissolve and absorb than sublingual Brainpower Read...

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Regis NU641 ADV Clinical Pharmacology the frontal cortex, diencephalons, brainstem and cerebellum, and the limbic system - Answer- Which structures are involved with anxiety and mood sx? neurotransmitters - Answer- Psychiatric drugs change what in the brain Alertness, concentration, energy - Answer- Norepinephrine regulates memory, compulsions, and obsessions - Answer- Serotonin affects what in the brain motivation and pleasure - Answer- Dopamine affects this in the brain ami...

CNRN Week 2 Medicines for Epilepsy Exam 29 Questions with Verified Answers Ativan -CORRECT ANSWER Generic Name: Lozarepam Average adult daily dose: 1mg-10mg SE: Drowsiness, sleepiness, fatigue, poor coordination, unsteadiness, behavior changes Banzel -CORRECT ANSWER Generic Name: Rufinamide Average adult daily dose: 3200mg SE: Drowsiness, vomiting, headache, fatigue, loss of appetite, dizziness Carbatrol -CORRECT ANSWER Generic Name: Extended released carbamazepine Aver...

Regis NU641 ADV Clinical Pharmacology the frontal cortex, diencephalons, brainstem and cerebellum, and the limbic system - Answer- Which structures are involved with anxiety and mood sx? neurotransmitters - Answer- Psychiatric drugs change what in the brain Alertness, concentration, energy - Answer- Norepinephrine regulates memory, compulsions, and obsessions - Answer- Serotonin affects what in the brain motivation and pleasure - Answer- Dopamine affects this in the brain ami...

NURSING 6005 CHAPTER 34: SEDATIVE-HYPNOTIC DRUGS Test Bank MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A nurse is discussing the use of benzodiazepines as sedative-hypnotic agents with a group of nursing students. A student asks about the actions of these drugs in the central nervous system. The nurse makes which correct statement? a. “Benzodiazepines affect the hippocampus and the cerebral cortex to cause anterograde amnesia.” b. “Benzodiazepines depress neuronal functions by acting at a single site in th...

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Regis NU641 ADV Clinical Pharmacology the frontal cortex, diencephalons, brainstem and cerebellum, and the limbic system - Answer- Which structures are involved with anxiety and mood sx? neurotransmitters - Answer- Psychiatric drugs change what in the brain Alertness, concentration, energy - Answer- Norepinephrine regulates memory, compulsions, and obsessions - Answer- Serotonin affects what in the brain motivation and pleasure - Answer- Dopamine affects this in the brain ami...