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Sharon was recently admitted to the hospital because she was suffering severe withdrawal symptoms, including seizures. She was given benzodiazepine to reduce the severity of her symptoms.
 
  Which of the following drugs is Sharon most likely addicted to?
  a. Alcohol
  b. Heroin
  c. Nicotine
  d. Cocaine

Question 2

After Friday' s lecture, Debbie was finally able to understand why we have blurry vision when we look out of the corner of our eyes; the peripheral retina:
 
  a. Contains cones
  b. Has receptors that synapse on few ganglion cells
  c. Has smaller receptive fields
  d. Has receptors which synapse on far more ganglion cells



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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