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sheilaspns

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Benzodiazepines appear to initiate their effects by
 
  a. Antagonizing glutamate receptors.
  b. Binding to pre-synaptic serotonin 1A receptors.
  c. Irreversibly inhibiting monoamine oxidase type B.
  d. Binding to GABAA receptors.

Question 2

Chloral hydrate is used mainly for the treatment of
 
  a. Insomnia.
  b. Narcolepsy.
  c. Alcohol withdrawal.
  d. Acute mania.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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