NSG 552 PsychoPharmacology Wilkes Exam 3
Study Guide Fall 2025 Latest Update 2025-2026
80 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers
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Additional medications to use in mild to moderate alcohol withdrawal - CORRECT
ANSWER: carbamazepine (Tegretol), Valproic acid or gabapentin
Alpha-2 agonists used in ADHD - CORRECT ANSWER: clonidine, guanfacine
Alpha-2 agonists used in ASD - CORRECT ANSWER: clonidine & guanfacine
Aripiprazole for ASD can be used in ages - CORRECT ANSWER: 6-17
Aversion symptoms with Disulfuram - CORRECT ANSWER: flushing, N/V, HA, vertigo,
SOB, hypotension, palpitation
Bupropions role in alcohol use disorder - CORRECT ANSWER: Can diminish cravings
for etoh, treat underlying anxiety/depression
CIWA assesses: - CORRECT ANSWER: n/v, tremor, paroxysmall sweats, anxiety,
agitation, tactile disturbances, auditory disturbances, visual disturbances, headaches,
orientation
CIWA scoring - CORRECT ANSWER: <10=mild
10-15=moderate
>15=severe
, Clonidine in ASD targets - CORRECT ANSWER: This alpha 2 agonist hyperactivity and
inattention
Delirium Tremens - CORRECT ANSWER: 48-96 hours after last etoh consumption
includes anxiety, anorexia, nausea/vomiting, psychomotor agitation
Drug to treat cocaine intoxication with severe agitation - CORRECT ANSWER:
lorazepam
Drugs used in opioid withdrawal - CORRECT ANSWER: Suboxone, Clonidine, bentyl
First line for ADD/ADHD - CORRECT ANSWER: stimulants (study
guide)/methylphenidate (DynaMed)
First line intervention for ASD - CORRECT ANSWER: ABA (applied behavioral analysis)
First line treatment in alcohol withdrawal - CORRECT ANSWER: Benzodiazepines
First Line Treatments for alcohol use disorder (according to Study Guide & Dynamed) -
CORRECT ANSWER: naltrexone and acamprosate
Fluvoxemine in ASD targets - CORRECT ANSWER: This SSRI targets repetitive
thoughts, repetitive behaviors, and aggression, and inappropriate language.
Guanfacine in ASD targets - CORRECT ANSWER: This alpha2 agonist decreases
autonomic arousal, for patients who have poorly responded to stimulants
How long do you need to wait to administer antabuse? - CORRECT ANSWER: Person
needs to be alcohol free for 12 hours
Study Guide Fall 2025 Latest Update 2025-2026
80 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers
Guaranteed A+
Additional medications to use in mild to moderate alcohol withdrawal - CORRECT
ANSWER: carbamazepine (Tegretol), Valproic acid or gabapentin
Alpha-2 agonists used in ADHD - CORRECT ANSWER: clonidine, guanfacine
Alpha-2 agonists used in ASD - CORRECT ANSWER: clonidine & guanfacine
Aripiprazole for ASD can be used in ages - CORRECT ANSWER: 6-17
Aversion symptoms with Disulfuram - CORRECT ANSWER: flushing, N/V, HA, vertigo,
SOB, hypotension, palpitation
Bupropions role in alcohol use disorder - CORRECT ANSWER: Can diminish cravings
for etoh, treat underlying anxiety/depression
CIWA assesses: - CORRECT ANSWER: n/v, tremor, paroxysmall sweats, anxiety,
agitation, tactile disturbances, auditory disturbances, visual disturbances, headaches,
orientation
CIWA scoring - CORRECT ANSWER: <10=mild
10-15=moderate
>15=severe
, Clonidine in ASD targets - CORRECT ANSWER: This alpha 2 agonist hyperactivity and
inattention
Delirium Tremens - CORRECT ANSWER: 48-96 hours after last etoh consumption
includes anxiety, anorexia, nausea/vomiting, psychomotor agitation
Drug to treat cocaine intoxication with severe agitation - CORRECT ANSWER:
lorazepam
Drugs used in opioid withdrawal - CORRECT ANSWER: Suboxone, Clonidine, bentyl
First line for ADD/ADHD - CORRECT ANSWER: stimulants (study
guide)/methylphenidate (DynaMed)
First line intervention for ASD - CORRECT ANSWER: ABA (applied behavioral analysis)
First line treatment in alcohol withdrawal - CORRECT ANSWER: Benzodiazepines
First Line Treatments for alcohol use disorder (according to Study Guide & Dynamed) -
CORRECT ANSWER: naltrexone and acamprosate
Fluvoxemine in ASD targets - CORRECT ANSWER: This SSRI targets repetitive
thoughts, repetitive behaviors, and aggression, and inappropriate language.
Guanfacine in ASD targets - CORRECT ANSWER: This alpha2 agonist decreases
autonomic arousal, for patients who have poorly responded to stimulants
How long do you need to wait to administer antabuse? - CORRECT ANSWER: Person
needs to be alcohol free for 12 hours
