Neuropharmacology
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Which receptor do benzos act on?
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What channel does phenytoin act on?
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Name a COMT inhibitior
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What channel does Carbamazepine stabilise?
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Na
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Li
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K
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Ca
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H
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A. Na -
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Which of these is the odd one out?
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Haloperidol
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Risperidone
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Olanzapine
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Quetiapine
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Clozapine
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A. Haloperidol -
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What is flumazenil?
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5HT transporter reverser
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BZDr antagonist
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BZDr agonist
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5HT transporter blocker
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A. BZDr antagonist -
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Name an anticholinesterase
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Physostigmine, Neostigmine - 8.
What does tetanus do?
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Inhibit transmitter release
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Cause transmitter release
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Inhibit synthesis of transmitter
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Relaxes muscle
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A. Inhibit transmitter release -
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What does Reserpine effect?
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Reuptake
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Release
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Storage
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Synthesis
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A. Storage -
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Name a GABAa agonist
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muscimol - 11.
Name a GABAa antagonist
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Bicuculine - 12.
What does ketamine do?
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Agonist at Na channels
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Antagonist at Na channels
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Agonist at GABAa
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Antagonist at GABAa
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Agonist at D2r
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A. Antagonist at Na channels -
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What do NSAIDs inhibit?
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COX1
COX1 enzyme - 14.
Name a GABAb antagonist
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CGP335348
CGP 335348 - 15.
Which of these causes the release of 5HT
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Diazepam
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Fluoxetine
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Fenfluramine
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MDMA
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Valproate
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A. Fenfluramine
A. MDMA -
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