EPPP: physiology and psychopharmocology

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What is the name for the electrical process moving info from dendrite to axon in the neuron?
 
conduction
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What is the name for the chemical process which takes place between neurons?
 
transmission
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This neurotransmitter is involved in sleep and memory and is related to Alzheimers and Myasthenia...
 
Acetylcholine (ACh)
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This type of neurotransmitter is involved in mood, memory, sleep, and movement (just dopamine)...
 
Catecholamines
5
This neurotransmitter relates to mood, hunger, temperature regulation, sexual activity, arousal,...
 
Serotonin (5-HT)
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This neurotransmitter is related to sleep, eating, seizures, anxiety and Huntington's disease.
 
Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)
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This neurotransmitter is related to learning, memory, long-term potentiation (responsible for...
 
glutamate
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This neurotransmitter has pain-killing properties (analgesic), and relates to pleasurable experiences...
 
Endorphins
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The superior portion of the spinal cord is responsible for carrying __________ messages.
 
sensory (afferent) messages
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The inferior portion of the spinal cord is responsible for carrying __________ messages.
 
motor (efferent) messages
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This system is responsible for relaying messages between the CNS and the body's sensory organs,...
 
Peripheral nervous system (PNS)
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The peripheral nervous system is made of the ______ nervous system and the ________ nervous...
 
somatic autonomic
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The somatic nervous system consists of _______ nerves (which carry info from sense receptors...
 
sensory motor
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This system within the peripheral nervous system (PNS) is associated with involuntary activity...
 
autonomic nervous system
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Name and describe the 5 stages of CNS development.
 
1. Proliferation – (2 ½ week old embryo) new cells in neural tube 2. Migration –...

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