8.2 brain disorders Flashcards

1
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mechanism of alzheimer’s disease

A

deposition of amyloid protein, disruption of the neuronal cytoskeleton

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2
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is there a basis for separate classification of mental and neurological disease?

A

no.

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3
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most significant neurological diseases

A

alzheimer’s, epilepsy, parkinson’s, stroke

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4
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mechanism of multiple sclerosis

A

destruction of myelin in the CNS

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5
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D2 receptor antagonists are useful for treating what?

A

schizophrenia

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6
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three types of epilepsy:

A

idiopathy (no known cause), secondary (caused by a known CNS injury or disorder), cryptogenic - no clear evidence of an etiological factor

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7
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WHO’s 4 categories of nervous system disease

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mental diseases, neurological disorders, learning and developmental difficulties, substance abuse disorder

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8
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disorders of the nervous system affect what percentage of global burden of ill health?

A

10%

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9
Q

alzheimer’s symptoms are commonly reduced by _____

A

dopamine antagonists

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10
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a small change in an ion channel structure can lead to ______

A

epileptic seizures

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11
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the two historical divisions of disorders

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those that primarily affect the mind and those that can be associated with a known cause

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