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mydiamond

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Most drugs used to treat AD affect
 
  a. monoamine oxidase reuptake systems.
  b. serotonin and norepinephrine production.
  c. cholinergic pathways, enzymes, and receptors.
  d. the Krebs cycle and GABA neuronal inhibition.

Question 2

Which therapeutic intervention should the nurse suggest for a patient with panic attacks and problems with concentration?
 
  a. Occupational therapy
  b. Medication education
  c. Recreational therapy
  d. Group therapy



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Answer to Question 1

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The drugs most prescribed to treat AD are agents that restore ACh. The cholinergic pathways, enzymes, and enzyme inhibition are most related to drug action. The other systems are not relevant to AD.

Answer to Question 2

A
Occupational therapists prescribe activities that can help the patient increase concentration and focus. The other activities are not designed to increase concentration and attention span.



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