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Exam 1: MH 701 / MH701 (Latest Update 2025 / 2026) Psychopharmacologic / Neuroscience Foundations of Mental Health Care | Questions with Answers | 100% Correct - Frontier Question: Hydroxyzine off label uses Answer: GAD Question: Hydroxyzine MOA Answer: H1 receptor antagonist, interacts with serotonin receptors Question: Hydroxyzine side effects Answer: Sedation (decreases over time) Question: Benefits of hydroxyzine Answer: Does not cause tolerance, abuse, withdrawal, memory impairment Question: Benzodiazepines indications

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Exam 1: MH 701 / MH701 (Latest
Update )
Psychopharmacologic / Neuroscience
Foundations of Mental Health Care
| Questions with Answers | 100%
Correct - Frontier


Question:
Hydroxyzine off label uses
Answer:
GAD




Question:
Hydroxyzine MOA
Answer:
H1 receptor antagonist, interacts with serotonin receptors

,Question:
Hydroxyzine side effects
Answer:
Sedation (decreases over time)




Question:
Benefits of hydroxyzine
Answer:
Does not cause tolerance, abuse, withdrawal, memory impairment




Question:
Benzodiazepines indications
Answer:
Anxiety & panic disorders, seizures, insomnia, muscle spasm, alcohol
withdrawal, induction of anesthesia, amnesic prior to surgeries/procedures,
IBS, restless legs, chemo-induced n/v




Question:
Benzos MOA
Answer:
Enhance GABA in amygdala

,Question:
Short acting benzo indications
Long acting benzo indications
Answer:
Short acting: Better hypnotics, reduced hangover effects
Long acting: Better anxiolytics, anticonvulsants




Question:
Safest benzos in liver damage?
Answer:
"OTL" ("outside the liver")- no active metabolites


Oxazepam
Temazepam (Restoril)
Lorazepam


(notes also says Chlordiazepoxide)

, Question:
If liver damage + benzo....
Answer:
Delirium




Question:
Preferred benzo for substance use
Answer:
Chlordiazepoxide (Librium) because crosses BBB very quickly and long-
acting so less rapid change in vitals




Question:
Risk of abrupt withdrawal with benzos
Answer:
Seizures




Question:
Benzo withdrawal symptoms
Answer:
Tremors, Agitation, Anxiety, Abdominal Cramps, N/V, *seizures*, delirium,
insomnia, hyperacusis, nightmares, recurrence/rebound symptoms

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