EDCO 740 Quiz 4

EDCO 740 Quiz 4 Liberty University

EDCO 740 Quiz: 4 – Hart & Ksir Chapters 8, 12, 16, 17, & 18

Module 7: Week 7 and Module 8: Week 8

1. “Indefinite Commitment” to a hospital was declared to be unconstitutional in
2. The ______________ provides criteria for classifying mental disorders into hundreds of specific diagnostic categories.
3. Which group of drugs below could be termed “antipsychotics?”
4. behavior may be viewed as a group of symptoms that can have many possible causes.
5. In general, for mental disorders as set of ______________________ symptoms is about all we have to define and diagnose disorders.
6. Which drug class below would NOT be considered an antidepressant?
7. Which choice below is NOT one of the medications that can be used to help treat bipolar disorder?
8. What side-effect is considered the most serious from using antipsychotics?
9. It would be better for schizophrenia to be translated as “_____________________” rather than what it has been popularly referred to in the past.
10. A _______________ disorder refers to the appearance of depressed or manic symptoms.
11. Which choice below is NOT one of the reasons that make aspirin such a valuable medication for pain relief?
12. Drug manufacturers have to demonstrate to the FDA that the drug is ______________ when used as intended, and _____________ for its intended use.
13. Which choice below is a potential serious side-effect of aspirin, but is also of some value with certain types of patients?
14. In 2004, after the death of Steve Bechler, the FDA declared that products containing _________________ did pose significant and unreasonable risk and there for could not be sold.
15. The Food and Drug Cosmetic Act says a product “intended for the use in diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease” is a
16. “Ibuprofens” are categorized under the term: __________________ .
17. Which chemical found in OTC medications was being used as a precurser to methamphetamine production and was subsequently moved to behind-the- counter around 2006?
18. Sometimes the only difference between an OTC product and a prescription product is the _____________________________ of an active ingredient.
19. The active ingredient in OTC sleep aids and cough/cold products is usually a(n)
20. Combining ginkgo biloba with ____________________ could be dangerous, since they both have been shown to reduce blood clotting.
21. In 2000, a Public Health Advisory was issued showing that women taking ______________ for ________________ were at an increased risk for hemorrhagic stroke.
22. The textbook lists several supplements to avoid. Which choice below is one of those supplements?
23. Since 1906, with the process of regulating patent medicines, the FDA was concerned about purity of a product and accurate _________________ so consumers would know what they were buying.
24. People hoping to _____________________ are probably the biggest market for dietary supplements.
25. Which herb below has actually been found to have some usefulness in treating depression?
26. Which supplement below is suggested to improve memory functioning in Alzheimer’s patients due to its presumed ability to increase blood circulation to the brain?
27. The 1962 Kefauver-Harris Amendment required that all drugs be evaluated for both ______________ and
28. were found to be very helpful for athletes trying to build muscle quickly.
29. Which choice below is NOT one of the performance-enhancing substances that athletes have used?
30. Athletes and others who use amphetamines or cocaine regularly run the risk:
31. In what year was it shown by chromosome testing that men could compete in women’s sports?
32. In the 1960s and early 1970s, it was discovered that professional football players were using ______________ during games.
33. During the 1800s to 1900s, there were three types of substances reported to be in use by athletes to enhance their sporting performances. Which choice below is NOT one of those substances?
34. Studies have shown that _______________________ increases lean body mass but may not improve strength.
35. During and after World War II, it was found that malnourished people could gain weight and build themselves up more rapidly if they were given the male hormone
36. There have been a number of programs that have been shown to work in prevention of substance use. Which choice below was NOT one of them?
37. Which answer below is NOT part of the important key elements that were shown to be most effective based on the “social influence model?”
38. The Institute of Medicine has proposed a classification of the “continuum of care.” Which answer below is NOT part of its classification system?
39. When the goals of a program is usually for the prevention of other, more dangerous substances, it is considered a
40. Which choice below is one of SAMHSA’s main model prevention programs?
41. In teaching about the dangers of drugs, such as smoking, researchers discovered a number of key elements that were shown to the most effective.
42. Which is one of the ways below?
43. Prevention efforts are categorized according to the intended target population. Which choice is not one of the prevention options given in the text?
44. prevention strategies are targeted at individuals who show signs of developing problems.
45. “DARE” stands for
46. Which choice is considered a part of Affective Education in relation to drug prevention in young people?
47. The most prevalent current form of drug policy in the United States is drug
48. Criminal convictions [of drug users] have led to de facto and legal _______________ .
49. Which country named below has NOT decriminalized illegal drugs?
50. Under drug ________________, drug quality and control is regulated by the government.
51. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, which country sought to combat the increasing rates of HIV infections stemming from intravenous heroin use and needle sharing though a program of “heroin-assisted treatment?”

Set 2

1. In general, for mental disorders as set of ______________________ symptoms is about all we have to define and diagnose disorders.
2. What side-effect is considered the most serious from using antipsychotics?
3. Which drug class below would NOT be considered an antidepressant?
4. __________________ behavior may be viewed as a group of symptoms that can have many possible causes.
5. “Indefinite Commitment” to a hospital was declared to be unconstitutional in __________________ .
6. It would be better for schizophrenia to be translated as “_____________________” rather than what it has been popularly referred to in the past.
7. Which choice below is NOT one of the medications that can be used to help treat bipolar disorder?
8. Which group of drugs below could be termed “antipsychotics?”
9. The ______________ provides criteria for classifying mental disorders into hundreds of specific diagnostic categories.
10. A _______________ disorder refers to the appearance of depressed or manic symptoms.
11. The Food and Drug Cosmetic Act says a product “intended for the use in diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease” is a ____________________ .
12. OTC refers to:
13. Which supplement below is suggested to improve memory functioning in Alzheimer’s patients due to its presumed ability to increase blood circulation to the brain?
14. Combining ginkgo biloba with ____________________ could be dangerous, since they both have been shown to reduce blood clotting.
15. People hoping to _____________________ are probably the biggest market for dietary supplements.
16. The 1962 Kefauver-Harris Amendment required that all drugs be evaluated for both ______________ and _______________ .
17. Which answer below is a possible side-effect of taking aspirin?
18. Since 1906, with the process of regulating patent medicines, the FDA was concerned about purity of a product and accurate _________________ so consumers would know what they were buying.
19. Drug manufacturers have to demonstrate to the FDA that the drug is ______________ when used as intended, and _____________ for its intended use.
20. The textbook lists several supplements to avoid.  Which choice below is one of those supplements?
21. Which herb below has actually been found to have some usefulness in treating depression?
22. In 2004, after the death of Steve Bechler, the FDA declared that products containing _________________ did pose significant and unreasonable risk and there for could not be sold.
23. Which choice below is a potential serious side-effect of aspirin, but is also of some value with certain types of patients?
24. Which choice below is NOT one of the reasons that make aspirin such a valuable medication for pain relief?
25. Modern cold medicines contain three common types of ingredients.  Which choice below is NOT one of those ingredients?
26. The active ingredient in OTC sleep aids and cough/cold products is usually a(n)
27. “Ibuprofens” are categorized under the term: __________________ .
28. Which choice below is NOT one of the performance-enhancing substances that athletes have used?
29. In the 1960s and early 1970s, it was discovered that professional football players were using ______________ during games.
30. In what year was it shown by chromosome testing that men could compete in women’s sports?
31. A widely-used substance popular among body-builders for promoting energy muscle contractions that is a natural substance found in meat and fish, but those in longer-distance sports found no effect, is called
32. The term “ergogenic” refers to
33. Studies have shown that _______________________ increases lean body mass but may not improve strength.
34. During and after World War II, it was found that malnourished people could gain weight and build themselves up more rapidly if they were given the male hormone _______________________ .
35. During the 1800s to 1900s, there were three types of substances reported to be in use by athletes to enhance their sporting performances.  Which choice below is NOT one of those substances?
36. Which choice below is one of SAMHSA’s main model prevention programs?
37. Which answer below is NOT part of the important key elements that were shown to be most effective based on the “social influence model?”
38. In teaching about the dangers of drugs, such as smoking, researchers discovered a number of key elements that were shown to the most effective.  Which is one of the ways below?
39. There have been a number of programs that have been shown to work in prevention of substance use.  Which choice below was NOT one of them?
40. Prevention efforts are categorized according to the intended target population.  Which choice is not one of the prevention options given in the text?
41. When the goals of a program is usually for the prevention of other, more dangerous substances, it is considered a
42. _________________ prevention strategies are targeted at individuals who show signs of developing problems.
43. “DARE” stands for
44. Which choice is considered a part of Affective Education in relation to drug prevention in young people?
45. The Institute of Medicine has proposed a classification of the “continuum of care.”  Which answer below is NOT part of its classification system?
46. Under drug ________________, drug quality and control is regulated by the government.
47. The most prevalent current form of drug policy in the United States is drug
48. Criminal convictions [of drug users] have led to de factoand legal _______________ .
49. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, which country sought to combat the increasing rates of HIV infections stemming from intravenous heroin use and needle sharing though a program of “heroin-assisted treatment?”
50. Which country named below has NOT decriminalized illegal drugs?