If a person experiences severe panic symptoms only when speaking in public he/she is said to have attacks.
a. depersonalized
b. disordered
c. expected
d. unexpected
Question 2Drugs that produce an unpleasant effect when combined with certain other drugs are
a. aversives.
b. antagonists.
c. partial agonists.
d. agonists.
Question 3Physostigmine, tacrine, metrifonate, donepezil, and galantamine are all
a. class II antidepressants.
b. antipsychotics.
c. cholinesterase inhibitors.
d. excitatory cholinesterases.
Question 4Malcolm is in the middle of a panic attack. As part of the experience, he feels like this situation cannot quite be real. This particular symptom is known as
a. depersonalization.
b. derealization.
c. dissociation.
d. a cognitive distortion.
Question 5Methadone is to as naltrexone is to .
a. antagonist; aversive
b. agonist; partial agonist
c. agonist; antagonist
d. antagonist; agonist
Question 6Medical testing for possible brain irregularities or structural problems is often done by
a. EEG, EKG, or electrical recording.
b. BIO scans, x-rays, or neuronal mapping.
c. tox screens, external imagery, or image projection.
d. CT, MRI, or PET scans.
Question 7Common physical symptoms associated with a panic attack include
a. dizziness.
b. worry about losing control.
c. worry about dying.
d. all of these are physical symptoms of panic attacks.
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