Titlebook: Cocaine and Other Stimulants; Everett H. Ellinwood,M. Marlyne Kilbey Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1977 Methylphenida

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,Creating a “STEM for All” Environment,sruption of behavior that is under schedule control. The dose required to produce different effects varies and depends on the nature of the behavior and the conditions under which the drug is administered. Repeated administration of amphetamine and related compounds leads to tolerance of many of its

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-56080-3eneau, Yanagita, and Seevers, 1969) has prompted us to study the physiological disposition and metabolism of this drug in acutely- and chronically-treated animals. Although several reports have appeared in the literature (Woods, McMahon, and Seevers, 1951; Ortiz, 1966; Montesinos, 1965; Fish and Wil

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Self-Care and Natural Environments,variety of neurological problems, including stroke, in whom eventually a history of drug abuse is obtained. Such a history is only rarely volunteered; in fact, usually considerable questioning of the patient, the patient’s family, relatives, and friends is required before such a history is brought t

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The Impact of Animals on Secondary Trauma,cortical action of cocaine is first manifested by an increase in well coordinated motor activity. As dosage is increased, the lower centers of the brain are progressively affected--producing tremors, convulsions, and, eventually, clonictonic convulsions. This central stimulation is followed by a pro