3SQ2 Flashcards
Baclofen is a receptor agonist of which of the following?
a. Glycine
b. Opioid peptides
c. GABA
d. Endocannabinoids
c. GABA
WHich has an NMDA receptor subtype?
a. Acetylcholine
b. Dopamine
c. Glutamate
d. Norepinephrine
c. Glutamate
Which depletes monoamine synapses of transmitters by interfering with intracellular storage?
a. Amphetamine
b. Tetanus toxin
c. Cocaine
d. Reserpine
d. Reserpine
Type of voltage-gated ion channel receptor of Omage conotoxin
a. Potassium
b. Sodium
c. Calcium
d. None of the choices
c. Calcium
This blocks GABA-A channels
a. Batrachotoxin
b. Apamin
c. Picrotoxin
d. Omega conotoxin
c. Picrotoxin
System major excitatory neurotransmitters are aspartate and glutamate
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
a. hierarchical
Neuronal system of adrenergic (NE) pathways
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
b. non-specific or diffuse
Na channels that are highly concentrated on the axon hillock
a. Voltage gated-ion channels
b. Ligand gated-ion channels
c. Metabotropic receptors
a. Voltage gated-ion channels
Depends on secondary messengers to mediate intracellular signaling cascade
a. Voltage gated-ion channels
b. Ligand gated-ion channels
c. Metabotropic receptors
c. Metabotropic receptors
Glycine
a. inhibitory
b. excitatory
c. both
d. neither
a. inhibitory
histamine
a. inhibitory
b. excitatory
c. both
d. neither
c. both
opening of chloride channels
a. epsp
b. ipsp
c. both
d. neither
b. ipsp
depolarizing
a. epsp
b. ipsp
c. both
d. neither
a. epsp
increases membrane potential nearer the threshhold
a. epsp
b. ipsp
c. both
d. neither
b. ipsp
closing of potassium channels
a. epsp
b. ipsp
c. both
d. neither
a. epsp
glycine
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
a. amino acid
norepinephrine
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
c. monoamine
Anandamide is a receptor agonist of which of the ff:
a. glycine
b. opioid peptides
c. GABA
d. endocannabinoids
endocannabinoids
the best documented example of retrograde signaling
a. ketamine
b. methylxanthines
c. strychnine
d. opioids
d. endocannabinoids
d. endocannabinoids
which has a kainate receptor subtype
a. acetylcholine
b. dopamine
c. glutamate
d. norepinephrine
c. glutamate
Which can modify neurotransmitter responses mediated through cAMP
a. methylxanthines
b. strychnine
c. opioids
d. endocannabinoids
c. opioids
type of voltage-gated ion channel receptor of Agatoxin
a. Potassium channel
b. sodium channel
c. calcium channel
d. none of the choices
c. calcium channel
this is an irreversible nicotinic acetylcholine receptor antagonist
a. batrachotoxin
b. alpha-bungarotoxin
c. picrotoxin
d. omega conotoxin
b. alpha-bungarotoxin
include all the pathways directly involved in sensory perception and motor control
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
a. hierarchical
neuronal system of serotonergic pathways
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
b. non-specific or diffuse
can modulate voltage-gated channels via a membrane-delimited pathway
a. voltage-gated ion channels
b. ligand-gated ion channels
c. metabotropic receptors
c. metabotropic receptors
also known as ionotropic receptors
a. voltage-gated ion channels
b. ligand-gated ion channels
c. metabotropic receptors
b. ligand-gated ion channels
glutamate
a. inhibitory
b. excitatory
c. both
d. neither
b. excitatory
acetylcholine
a. inhibitory
b. excitatory
c. both
d. neither
c. both
opening of postsynaptic calcium channels
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. Both
d. Neither
a. EPSP
hyperpolarizing
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. Both
d. Neither
c. Both* (ipsp?)
GABA
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
a. amino acid
histamine
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
c. monoamine
Strychnine is a receptor antagonist of which of the ff:
a. GABA
b. Opioid peptides
c. Glycine
d. endocannabinoids
c. Glycine
which of the following blocks the release of transmitters
a. amphetamine
b. tetanus toxin
c. capsaicin
d. cocaine
b. tetanus toxin
type of voltage-gated ion channel receptor of tetrodotoxin
a. sodium channel
b. calcium channel
c. potassium channel
d. none of the choices
a. sodium channel
this blocks “small Ca-activated” K channels
a. Apamin
b. batrachotoxin
c. charybdotoxin
d. omega conotoxin
a. Apamin
neuronal system of cholinergic (Ach) pathways
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
b. non-specific or diffuse
system which contain large myelinated, rapidly conducting fibers
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
a. hierarchical
these are responsible for fast synaptic transmission typical of hierarchical pathways
a. voltage-gated ion channels
b. ligand-gated ion channels
c. metabotropic receptors
b. ligand-gated ion channels
these receptors respond to changes in membrane potential
a. voltage-gated ion channels
b. ligand-gated ion channels
c. metabotropic receptors
a. voltage-gated ion channels
glycine
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
b. inhibitory
histamine
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
c. both
acetylcholine on M2
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
b. inhibitory
norepinephrine on a1
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
a. excitatory
opening of potassium channels
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. both
d. neither
b. IPSP
opening of sodium channels
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. both
d. neither
a. EPSP
closing chloride channels
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. both
d. neither
d. neither
endorphin
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
d. none of the given
dopamine
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
c. monoamine
Orexin
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
b. neuropeptides
Baclofen is a receptor agonist of which of the ff:
a. GABA
b. opioid peptides
c. glycine
d. endocannabinoids
a. GABA
type of voltage-gated ion channel receptor of omega conotoxin
a. sodium channel
b. calcium channel
c. potassium channel
d. none of the choices
b. calcium channel
neuronal system of adrenergic (NE) pathways
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
b. non-specific or diffuse
system major excitatory neurotransmitters are aspartate and glutamate
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
a. hierarchical
depends on secondary messengers to mediate intracellular signaling cascade
a. voltage-gated ion channels
b. ligand-gated ion channels
c. metabotropic receptors
c. metabotropic receptors
Na channels that are highly concentrated on the axon hillock
a. voltage-gated ion channels
b. ligand-gated ion channels
c. metabotropic receptors
a. voltage-gated ion channels
closing of potassium channels
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. both
d. neither
a. EPSP
glycine
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
a. amino acid
muscimol is a receptor agonist of which of the ff:
a. GABA
b. opioid peptides
c. glycine
d. endocannabinoids
a. GABA
which reduces the release of catecholamines from adrenergic synapses
a. amphetamine
b. tetanus toxin
c. capsaicin
d. reserpine
a. amphetamine
type of ligand-gated receptor of Strychnine
a. nicotinic Ach receptors
b. GABA-A receptor
c. Glycine receptor
d. AMPA receptors
c. Glycine receptor
Which has an AMPA receptor subtype?
a. acetylcholine
b. glutamate
c. dopamine
d. norepinephrine
b. glutamate
this blocks “big Ca-activated” K channels
a. apamin
b. batrachotoxin
c. charybdotoxin
d. omega conotoxin
c. charybdotoxin
neuronal system of dopaminergic pathways
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
b. non-specific or diffuse
system with interneurons utilizing inhibitory neurotransmitter glycine and GABA
a. hierarchical
b. non-specific or diffuse
c. both
d. neither
a. hierarchical
multiple subunits to which neurotransmitters bind to open the channel
a. voltage-gated ion channel
b. ligand-gated ion channel
c. metabotropic receptors
b. ligand-gated ion channel
does not result to direct gating of channels upon binding of neurotransmitter
a. voltage-gated ion channel
b. ligand-gated ion channel
c. metabotropic receptors
c. metabotropic receptors
acetylcholine on M2
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
b. inhibitory
serotonin on 5HT1A
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
b. inhibitory
norepinephrine on B2
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
b. inhibitory
HT2A
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
a. excitatory
dopamine
a. excitatory
b. inhibitory
c. both
d. neither
b. inhibitory
closing sodium channels
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. Both
d. Neither
d. Neither
blocking of Ca
a. EPSP
b. IPSP
c. Both
d. Neither
b. IPSP
nitric oxide
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
d. none of the given
glutamate
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
a. amino acid
adenosine
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
a. amino acid
Substance P
a. amino acid
b. neuropeptides
c. monoamine
d. none of the given
a. amino acid