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6510 review exam

1.

which term refers to the vegetative portion of a cannabis plant from a strain containing low levels of THC?

hemp

2.

in what year did marijuana become outlawed at the federal level for all uses?

1971

3.

which cannabinoids are psychoactive?

delta9-THC

4.

drugs that increase the expression of which class of drug metabolizing enzymes would be expected to decrease the half-life of THC in the body of users?

CYPs

5.

THC metabolites are primarily eliminated from the body through which process?

defecation

6.

you work for a company that has a strict "no-drugs" policy. A person that you are in the process of hiring takes a drug test that comes back positive for marijuana. They tell you that they have not consumed any form of cannabis or THC in the pest few weeks. is it possible that they are telling the truth?

yes

7.

activation of the CB1 receptor causes a(n) _____ in the production of cAMP.

decrease

8.

which endocannabinoid receptor is responsible for the psychoactive effects of cannabis?

CB1

9.

CB1 receptors are primarily found on ______ neurons

presynaptic

10.

endocannabinoids are primarily produced in _____ neurons

postsynaptic

11.

which endocannabinoid exerts the largest control in the human body

2-AG

12.

where in the body are endocannabinoids stored?

they are not stored in the body

13.

a patient successfully uses intermittent THC consumption to control panic attacks. this is most likely due to its

inhibition of glutamatergic neurons

14.

a patient successfully uses regular, moderate consumption of CBD containing beverages to control general anxiety. this is most likely due to its ____

activation of the serotonin receptor

15.

which statement describes the physiological role of the endocannabinoid system in the learning extinction?

activation of the CB1 receptor increases learning extinction

16.

movement between states of normalcy and acute stress is controlled by the levels of which endocannabinoid

AEA

17.

in general, it appears that cannabis use _____ depressive symptoms

increases

18.

with our current knowledge, does cannabis cause acute psychosis?

yes

19.

with our current knowledge, does cannabis cause persistent psychosis?

we cannot yet tell with certainty

20.

with our current knowledge, does cannabis use in adolescence cause adult psychosis?

we cannot yet tell with certainty

21.

with our current knowledge, can cannabis be used to reduce psychotic symptoms?

yes

22.

is THC expected to increase or decrease short-term memory?

decrease

23.

the other day, I was walking through Walmart and saw something that was on my list but was not on the appropriate shelf. I assumed something was wrong with it and continued to where the item should have been. It turned out that they were sold out and the misplaced item I had seen was the only one left in the store. I then had to remember where I had seen it and go back to get it, relying on my spatial memory. would a CB1 agonist be expected to make this task easier or more difficult?

more difficult

24.

in which region of the brain would you expect to see the effects of CB1 agonists on the memory?

the center

25.

is cannabis additive?

yes

26.

are high or low doses of THC expected to cause a larger reward response?

low

27.

a cigarette smoker that has successfully quit smoking, begins smoking marijuana. does this make them more or less likely to restart smoking cigarettes?

more likely

28.

endocannabinoids most directly reduce the expression of which hormone?

leptin

29.

neuropeptide Y ______ appetite

increases

30.

the reward response received from eating is primarily dependent on which endocannabinoid receptor?

CB1

31.

rimonabant would be expected to _____ levels of melancortin

increase

32.

based on our current understanding, which would work best as an anti-emetic?

CB1 agonist

33.

administration of which dose would be most likely to increase acute vomitting (ignore hyperemesis)?

200 mg/g CBD

34.

a physician aims to reduce nausea in a patient by using CBDA. which route of administration of cannabis are they most likely to prescribe?

tincture

35.

which compound appears to be the primary endocannabinoid responsible for the prevention of nausea under normal conditions?

AEA

36.

which compound appears to be the primary endocannabinoid responsible for the reduction of nausea once it has occurred?

2-AG

37.

would THC be expected to increase or decrease the measured time in a mouse tail-flick experiment?

increase

38.

for which source of pain would CBD be least effective as a single-agent therapy?

a patient in the ER with a gun shot wound

39.

for which source of pain would a CB2 agonist be least effected as a single-agent therapy?

a patient in the ER with a gunshot wound

40.

with which current analgesic would cannabis show a synergistic effect?

fentanyl

41.

THC's pro-convulsant effects are most likely meditated through which type of neuron?

GABAergic

42.

you take a blood sample from a long-term epilepsy patient immediately following a seizure. what levels of endocannabinoids do you expect to find?

normal

43.

based on our current understanding, does CBD prevent seizures though its effects on glutamatergic or GABAergic neurons?

glutamatergic

44.

what is the composition of epidiolex?

CBD

45.

THC's effect on which intracellular molecule/ion has the most direct neuroprotective effect?

ca2+

46.

which drug would be the most likely to show positive effects in the treatment of multiple sclerosis?

combined CB1/CB2 agonists

47.

which treatment would you expect to show the most efficacy in the treatment of Huntington's disease?

THC:CBD

48.

cannabis may be useful in the treatment of strokes by preventing neuron death caused by which mechanisms?

ischemia

inflammation

excitotoxicity

49.

the primary species of tobacco plant used for smoking purposes is ___

nicotiana tabacum

50.

from which part of the world did the plant that serves as the current primary source of tobacco originate?

americas

51.

in which century did the recreational tobacco industry begin in Europe?

1500s

52.

in which century did cigars start to become popular?

1700s

53.

in what century did the cigarette industry begin booming throughout Europe?

1800s

54.

which method of tobacco consumption utilizes acidic tobacco to increase absorption?

cigarette

55.

roughly how much nicotine is found in the average cigarette?

1 mg

56.

cigarettes have two sources of smoke. which contains the more toxic compounds?

sidestream smoke

57.

in nicotine best decribed as an acid or base?

base

58.

which conditions will lead to the highest absorption of nicotine when smoked?

acidic during combustion, basic during inhalation

59.

which carcinogen is found in the highest concentrations in smokeless tobacco?

annabasine/anatabine