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This drug is used to help alcoholics through an aversive strategy: |
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Disulfiram reduces the metabolism of EtOH causing: |
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Increased concentration of aldehydes --> Sickness (Extreme hangover effect) |
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This drug is used in long-term substitution strategies to treat heroin addiction: |
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This drug competes our opioids like morphine and heroin: |
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This blocking-response strategy drug intitiates rapid withdrawal: |
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Mecamylamine blocks these receptors, which makes it effective for smoking cessation: |
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This drug may be used to treat acute withdrawal symptoms: |
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This drug used to alleviate acute withdrawal symptoms associated with smoking cessation: |
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Bupropion acts by inhibiting ___ and ___ transporters, and non-competitively ________. |
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Inhibiting NE and DA transporters, and non-competitively inhibiting nAChRs. |
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Acamprosate is a weak ____ receptor antagonist. |
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This drug is a weak antagonist at NMDA receptors that is used to reduce cravings for alcohol: |
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This weak NMDA antagonist may work by interfering with synaptic plasticity: |
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This opiate receptor antagonist reduces the rewarding effects of alcohol: |
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This opiate receptor antagonist reduces the rewarding effects of EtOH: |
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This cannibinoid is used to treat anorexia and nausea: |
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Tetrahydrocannibinol (THC) |
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Dronabinol has limited addictiveness, so it is a schedule _____ drug. |
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This orally administered synthetic cannabinoid is used to treat nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy: |
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Nabilone is only used when___. |
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Nabilone is only used when other nausea and vomiting medicines do not work |
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Nabilone opposes the effects of ____ in the area postrema. |
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