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Test Your Knowledge on Anxiolytics

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Test Your Knowledge on Anxiolytics

Are you ready to challenge your understanding of anxiolytic medications, their mechanisms, and their implications in treatment? Take this quiz to evaluate your knowledge and learn more about critical concepts associated with anxiety treatments.

Highlights of the Quiz:

Multiple choice format
21 insightful questions
Immediate feedback on your answers

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by LearningWave42

Usually begins 2 to 72 hr after initiation of treatment.

Seratonin syndrome

Bruxism

SSRI Syndrome

Tolerance, dependence, or withdrawal effects are issue with buspirone.

Yes

Dependency only

No withdrawal effects

Complications of buspirone except

Euphoria

Dizziness

Constipation

Suicidal ideation

Buspirone is for

STAT USE

PRN USE

Scheduled use

Daily use

The exact antianxiety mechanism of this medication is unknown

Typical anxiolytics

Atypical anxiolytics

Barbiturate anxiolytics

SSRI's

Antidote for benzodiazepine IV toxicity

Activated charcoal

NSS

Flumazenil

Citalopram

Use benzodiazepines cautiously in older adult clients and those who have liver disease or a history of substance use disorder.

True

False

Benzodiazepine generally used for

Short acting

Short term

Long term

Long acting

Antidote/treatment for oral benzodiazepine toxicity

Activated charcoal and/or Saline cathartics

Flumazenil

Paracetamol

Citalopram

Paradoxical response of benzodiazepine except

Rage

Anxiety

Lethargy

Euphoria

Difficulty recalling events that occur after dosing

Anterograde amnesia

CNS depression

Medication amnesia

Acute memory loss

Sedative hypnotic anxiolytics except;

Lorazepam

Diazepam

Alprazolam

Citalopram

Enhance the inhibitory effects of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) in the CNS. Relief from anxiety occurs rapidly following administration.

Benzodiazepine

Benzonates

Lorazepam

Diazepam

Psychological manifestation can include fear and apprehension

OCD

PTSD

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Anxiety disorders

Seratonin syndrome is not lethal

True

False

Bruxism is

Grinding of teeth

Clenching of teeth

Happens usually during sleep

All of the above

Treatment for bruxism

Low dose buspirone

Low dose SSRI

Low dose MAOI

Low dose TAC

What is true about paroxetine

Pregnancy risk C

Contraindicated with MAOI only

Contraindicated with alcohol

All of the above

Taking the medication in the morning can prevent sleep disturbances.

True

False

Widespread problem, ranking high among causes of disability

Anxiety Disorder

Depressive disorder

Psychotic disorder

CNS depression

Antidepressant medications are classified into how many main groups

Considered first-line treatment for depression

SSRI

TAC

MAOI

Benzodiazepine

More likely in older adult clients taking diuretics

Rash

Sexual dysfunction

Bruxism

Hyponatremia

Fluoxetine increases the risk of birth defects.

True

False

Fluoxetine can displace heparin from bound protein and result in increased heparin levels.

True

False

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