Drinking alcohol past the disinhibition stage will result in
a. reactivation of awareness.
b. a total loss of consciousness.
c. excitatory brain areas to become inhibited.
d. a unique sort of experience similar to hallucinations.
Question 2
When a dementia diagnosis is apparent, the individual's cognitive deficits
a. are sudden, irreversible, and chronic.
b. are gradual, chronic, progressive, and usually irreversible.
c. need clarification, can be serious, and are irreversible.
d. are intermittent, somewhat chronic, and pervasive.
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