Psychology Answers

What are glial cells (glia) responsible for?

A-Supplying nutrients and oxygen to neurons

B-Destroying pathogens and removing dead neurons

C-Provide support and insulation for neurons

D-All of the above

Which structure in the triune brain model contains the brainstem and cerebellum and controls respiration, heart rate, and other autonomic functions?

A-Reptilian Complex

B-Mesomammalian Complex

C-Neomammalian Complex (Neocortex)

D-Paleomammalian Complex (Limbic System

When your dog is calm and relaxed and lying down what is important to ensure that you do?

A-Reinforce the behaviour with tactile contact, treats, play and interaction

B-Ignore the dog to ensure that they don’t become distracted

C-Only interact with them when they become playful and jump up

D-Don’t reward the behaviour as they will become desensitised to the rewards

Connecting deeply with our "real" social networks ...

A-insulates us from stress

B-isn't necessary for mental health, surface social interactions are enough

C-is something you can do if you're just looking for ways to spend your time

The term "crowding out" refers to reducing one mental state - say anxiety - by ...

A-hanging out with other humans

B-looking specifically for a crowd and enjoying being among them

C-filling your mind with something else

What does insulin do while you eat?

A-Insulin regulates metabolism and tells the body to use energy (glucose) from food.

B-Insulin helps digest food through the gastrointestinal tract.

C-Insulin alters your heart rate and breathing for better digestion.

D-Insulin signals to the brain that you are tired and need to rest

In taking a patient history the clinician should:

A-Not ask about other drug use as it will only create problems.

B-Maintain a confrontational stance to get honest answers

C-Assure patient that the objective is concern for their health

D-Should always have a release to talk to family members or support network.

Office-based Opioid Treatment (OBOT) prescriber’s requirements includes which of the following:

A-Completion of a certified 8-hour waiver course

B-Adherence to patient panel size limit

C-All answers are correct

D-The capacity to refer patients to appropriate counseling

The DATA 2000 law allows for the prescription of all of the following except:

A-Medications in schedules III, IV, or V

B-Buprenorphine and methadone

C-Buprenorphine and naloxone

D-FDA approved medications for opioid dependence

At this time the optimal thing to do is ...

A-maximize both physical distance and social connectivity

B-maximize physical distance but strengthen social connectivity

C-minimize both physical distance and social connectivity