Q@Q time ⑩ - cardio69

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Q1) A 25 y/o M present to you in ER with palpitation, hallucinatory behavior and restlessness to point you call on security to help you. Pat stat that was a heroin addict and that 45mins earlier, he had self/inject his usual dose of “black” at this point you ask him what’s black and pat respond “tar” got from "Ma Homies". PE; you see pat distressed with BP: 160/80, P:135, mydriasis pupils, bowel sounds ↓ and skin dry & hot.

Drug most likely caused the pat signs & symptoms?

a)Aspirin
b)Bethanechol
c)Scopolamine
d)Pralidoxime
e)Neostigmine
f)Nicotine



Q2) RT away appear u ans the q in 72sec...... Shot

[ArchivalUser]

C.

[ArchivalUser]

Sorry cardio. I literally Just saw your question.
I'm going to think it over now..not sure of my answer at all

[ArchivalUser]

Although at 1st heroin user may take the drug in order to experience the drug induced high, the heroin addict seeks his daily fix not to feel good but to avoid the pain of withdrawal. From this perspective, the type of reinforcement that most contributes to the maintenance of heroin addiction is which of the following:

a) Classical conditioning
b) Positive reinforcement
c) Negative reinforcement
d) Extinction
e) Punishment

anabelle u got 72sec....

[ArchivalUser]

Positive punishment

[ArchivalUser]

CC

[ArchivalUser]

I mean, Punishment.

[ArchivalUser]

Can't be negative anything, cuz he IS taking the drug.

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anabelle

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oh no I let cardio down.