Q1: A teenager with a history of ADHD presents with anxiety, insomnia, decreased appetite, and weight loss after starting treatment with mixed amphetamine salts. What is the best course of action?

A) Increase the dose of medication

B) Continue the same dose

C) Reduce the dose of medication

D) Discontinue the medication

Q2: What aspect of ADHD is most likely to improve as children age?

A) Inattention

B) Hyperactivity

C) Impulsivity

D) Academic performance

Q3: Dextrostat is classified as which type of medication?

A) Antidepressant

B) Stimulant

C) Antipsychotic

D) Anxiolytic

Q4: What is the typical starting dose of Dextrostat for adults with ADHD?

A) 2.5 mg

B) 5 mg

C) 10 mg

D) 15 mg

Q5: Which condition is Dextrostat primarily used to treat besides ADHD?

A) Depression

B) Narcolepsy

C) Anxiety

D) Bipolar disorder

Q6: What is a common adverse effect of Dextrostat in adults?

A) Sedation

B) Insomnia

C) Increased appetite

D) Weight gain

Q7: What is a rare but serious side effect of Dextrostat?

A) Severe headache

B) Sudden death

C) Hair loss

D) Dry skin

Q8: How should Dextrostat be administered to reduce the risk of insomnia?

A) With food

B) In the morning

C) At bedtime

D) In the afternoon

Q9: Dextrostat is contraindicated in patients with which of the following conditions?

A) Hypertension

B) Glaucoma

C) Both A and B

D) Hyperthyroidism

Q10: What is a significant precaution to take when prescribing Dextrostat to individuals with a history of substance abuse?

A) Monitor liver enzymes closely

B) Monitor blood glucose levels

C) Exercise caution due to the risk of abuse and dependence

D) Avoid use entirely due to risk of interactions

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