Acute effects of buspirone and alcohol on psychomotor skills.

Author: ArankoK, MattilaM J, SeppalaT

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Acute psychomotor and psychological effects of oral buspirone (10 and 20 mg) with and without alcohol (1 g/kg) were studied in a double-blind crossover trial in 12 young males. Treatments were administered at 1-week intervals in balanced order. Buspirone failed to impair objective performance but ca...See full text at original site
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6130074

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Acute effects of buspirone and alcohol on psychomotor skills

This study explores the acute effects of [ブスピロン] and [アルコール] on [精神運動技能]. The authors found that buspirone, even at higher doses, did not impair objective performance but did cause drowsiness and fatigue. However, buspirone did not interact with alcohol, unlike lorazepam, which impaired psychomotor skills and interacted with alcohol. These findings offer insights into the potential impact of buspirone and alcohol on psychomotor skills.

A Desert of Drowsiness

This study highlights the potential impact of buspirone on psychomotor skills. While buspirone did not impair objective performance, it did cause drowsiness and fatigue. This finding suggests that buspirone may not be suitable for individuals who require alertness and cognitive function. This research is important for understanding the potential side effects of buspirone and ensuring its safe and effective use.

Navigating the Oasis of Psychomotor Skills

This study underscores the importance of considering the potential impact of medications like buspirone on psychomotor skills. The findings suggest that buspirone may cause drowsiness and fatigue, which could affect performance in tasks that require alertness and cognitive function. This research is valuable for understanding the complex interplay between medication and cognitive function.

Dr.Camel's Conclusion

This study provides valuable insights into the acute effects of buspirone and alcohol on psychomotor skills. The researchers found that buspirone did not impair objective performance but did cause drowsiness and fatigue. The study also highlights the importance of considering the potential interactions between medications and alcohol. This research contributes to our understanding of drug effects and their implications for psychomotor function.
Date :
  1. Date Completed 1983-03-24
  2. Date Revised 2013-11-21
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Pubmed ID

6130074

DOI: Digital Object Identifier

6130074

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