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Chronic Tolerance ?
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with repeated administration BDZs have less effective ability to modulate GABA
-develops slowly to anticonvulsants
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Acute tolerance?varies on the drug being tested and the effect measured
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- limited to humans
- BDZs …….digit symbol substitution and tracking behaviour…
- can develop also to motor impairing of midazolam
- phenobarbital has a more powerful effect when BLVL is rising than when its descending..
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Cross tolerance
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seen btwn BZDs and other depressants
-drowsiness produced via doses of BZD is less often in those with recent history of BARBs and Alcohol abuse…
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Tolerance to BZDs and BARBs could be
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similar in mechanisms…
Behavioural Pharmacology
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Decks in class (52)
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Basic pharmacology66
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Chapter 14: Cannabis87
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Chapter 15: Hallucinogens - Monoaminergic36
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Chapter 15: Cholinergic Hallucinogens9
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Chapter 15: Anesthetic Hallucinogens (Dissociative Anesthetics)7
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Chapter 15: Ecstasy18
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Parenteral Routes8
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Behavioural Analysis of Drug Effects20
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Measuring Unconditioned Behaviour of Nonhumans6
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Measuring Conditioned behaviour of nonhumans18
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Measuring the effects of drugs on human behaviour23
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Development and Testing of Psychotherapeutic Drugs4
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Chapter 3: How we adapt to drugs- tolerance, sensitization and expectation16
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Chapter 3 continued: Conditioning of drug effects5
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Chapter 3 Continued: Operant Conditioning of Drug Effects3
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Chapter 4: Neurotransmitters and Drug Action24
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Major Drug Targets in the Brain11
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Chapter 5: Substance Use and Addictive Disorders70
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Chapter 6: Ethanol (Alcohol)14
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Chapter 6: Absorption of Ethanol4
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Chapter 6: Distribution of Ethanol5
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Chapter 6: Ethanol Elimination/excretion7
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Chapter 6: Neuropharmacology4
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Chapter 6: Ethanol Antagonists3
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Chapter 6: Effects on the body of ethanol2
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Chapter 6: Effects on Human Behaviour and Performance7
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Chapter 6: Tolerance7
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Chapter 6: Self Administration in non-humans5
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Chapter 6: Self Administration in Humans3
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Chapter 6: Alcoholism4
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Chapter 6: Harmful Effects of an Acute Administration6
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Chapter 6: Harmful Effects of Chronic Ethanol5
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Chapter 6: Benefits of Alcohol consumption6
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Chapter 6: Treatment8
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Chapter 7: Anxioltyics and Sedative-Hypnotics9
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Chapter 7: Intro to Anxiolytics and Sedative Hypnotics8
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Chapter 7: History of Development5
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Capter 7: Neurophysiology5
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Chapter 7: Absorption, Distribution and Excretion13
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Chapter 7: Effects on the Body6
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Chapter 7: Effects on the behaviour and performance of humans4
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Chapter 7: Tolerance4
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Chapter 7:Withdrawal3
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Chapter 7: Self adminstration in humans6
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Chapter 7: Harmful Effects5
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Chapter 7: Treatment3
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Chapter 7: Fig 1.1512
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Chapter 9: Caffeine and the Methylxanthines85
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Chapter 10: Psychomotor Stimulants94
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Chapter 11: Opioids79
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Chapter 12: Antipsychotic Drugs36
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Chapter 13: Antidepressants35
