behavioral final Flashcards

1
Q

true or false

the placebo ha no intrinsic therapeutic value

A

true

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2
Q

the effect of the placebo can be

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psychological or physical

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3
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About —% of the apparent efficacy of antidepressants may be attributable to placebo effect

A

75

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4
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The total drug effect is equal to

A

it’s placebo effect + active effect

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5
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true or false

What counts more in reality Is what is going in the brain/mind not the pharmacological effect .

A

true

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6
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what are the patterns of discovery

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1)It’s new. It’ll cure every thing . And of course there are no side effects .
2 – Oooops! Maybe we were wrong. The honeymoon is over .
3 – Is it actually better than any thing we have ? Is it actually better than placebo

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7
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factors affecting the placebo affect

A
relationship between the Dr and the pt 
the psychological state of the patient
the Dr beliefs in the intrinsic worth of his medicine
length of time spent with the patient 
the demeanor of the doctor
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8
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what are the factors which influence the hypothalamic control on immediate eating

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blood -sugar level, stomach fullness, body temp

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9
Q

true or false

eating is stopped long before it is transformed to sugar

A

true, Apparently distension of the stomach stimulate

VMH and inhibit further eating

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10
Q

true or false
LH responds to low brain temp. and VMH to high
brain temp.

A

true

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11
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true or false

VMH and the LH have reciprocal effects on the (set point) for body weight

A

true

note: the limbic system and brain stem nuclei play a role in taste and smell of food

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12
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Research results classify people to

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restrained eater and unrestrained eater, regardless of their weight

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13
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basal metabolism accounts for how much of the person’s energy expenditure

A

2/3

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14
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what are the factors which play against obese people when they try to lose weight

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1) the metabolic rate is lower when metabolizing fat tissue

2) their metabolic rate is lower in food deprivation

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15
Q

the best result for decreasing weight comes from

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behavioral therapy + drug therapy

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16
Q

true or false

in optic chiasm lesion the circadian rhythm is abolished

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false, it is maintained however the periodicity change. it is abolished in suprachiasmatic lesion (no periodicity)

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17
Q

info about the suprachiasmatic nucleus

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in the hypothalamus
controls circadian rhythm
periodicity may not be 24 h
In normal light/dark cycle SCN rhythm is ‘phase locked’ to light dark

18
Q

true or false

light signal don’t reach the SCN in the absence of rods and cons

A

false, they still reach SCN

note: the rods and cons still influence the SCN

19
Q

the free running sleep rhythm is?

A

25 h

20
Q

true or false

with age there is a decrease in sleep length

A

true

21
Q

true or false

in REM sleep there is no spinal reflexes and in non-REM sleep there is an increase in the growth hormones

A

true

note: in REM sleep there is an increase in temp and blood flow

22
Q

REM latency is?

A

90 min

23
Q

true or false

Stimulation of area surrounding SCN induces slow wave sleep

A

true

24
Q

true or false

no one area can stimulate REM sleep but a lesion in one area in the brain stem can abolish REM sleep

A

true

25
Q

mention the sleep disorders

A

1) insomnia
2) hypersomnia
3) sleep-wake schedule disturbance
4) partial arousal

26
Q

enuresis is much more common in males or females

A

in males

27
Q

is stuttering the parents fault

A

no

28
Q

ADHD ( which is more common in males than in females) can be treated with

A

1) drugs : Ritalin

2) behavioral modifications

29
Q

dyslexia affects ——- of school aged children

A

10-15%

30
Q

what are the 3 stages of moral development

A

preconventional : guided by reward , punishment system
conventional : Reasoning based on a desire to
please others or to follow accepted rules and
values
post-conventional : follows self accepted moral rules

31
Q

developmental challenges

A

1) escape from dominance(16-18)
2) leaving the family(18-22)
3) building a workable life (22-28)
4) crisis of questions(29-34)
5) crisis of urgency(35-43)
6) attaining stability(43-50)
7) mellowing(50 and up)

32
Q

climacteric

A

When men experience a
significant change in health, vigor, or
appearance. Affects some men between
40-60 years old

33
Q

what are the 5 basic reactions to death

A

1) denial and isolation
2) anger
3) bargaining
4) depression
5) acceptance

34
Q

true or false

discovery learning presents sequential material

A

false, it doesn’t present sequential learning

35
Q

source amnesia

A

The inability to
distinguish what you originally
experienced from what you heard or
were told later about an event.

36
Q

true or false

D5 has a higher affinity for dopamine than D1

A

true

37
Q

compare the D receptors

A

D1 and D5 they increase cAMP formation by activating the G8 protein
D2,D3,D4 they inhibit the CAMP by activating G1 protein

38
Q

where is each of the inhibitory dopamine receptors stored

A

D2: in the stratum
D3: nucleus accumbens
D4: frontal cortex

39
Q

true or false

b3 regulates energy metabolism, expressed in adipocytes, their activation reduces body fat

A

true

40
Q

the primary metabolite of serotonin metabolism is

A

5HIAA

41
Q

anti-allergic drugs act on

A

H1 receptors, while the H3 receptors involved in vascular tone control

42
Q

acetyl choline is found in

A

neucleus basalis of Meynert