block d lecture 4 Flashcards

consciousness

1
Q

what system is involved in wakefullness

A

ascending reticular activating system

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2
Q

what part of the brain is more receptive to information when awake

A

cortex

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3
Q

what is wakefullness primarily associated with increased release of

A

noradrenaline
5HT

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4
Q

what does sleep require

A

energy

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5
Q

possible functions of sleep

A

conserve energy
rest and recovery from daily activity

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6
Q

what is increased in sleep

A

ACh

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7
Q

what does REM stand for

A

rapid eye movement

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8
Q

what does the limbic system control

A

behaviour

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9
Q

what does the limbic system control

A

behaviour

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10
Q

what is primary motivated behaviour

A

homeostasis

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11
Q

what is secondary motivated behaviour

A

indirect link to primary goal
(choosing what food to eat)

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12
Q

what is nucleus accumbens

A

pleasure centre

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13
Q

what does pleasure lead increased release of what

A

dopamine

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14
Q

what do amphetamines and cocaine block

A

dopamine reuptake
leading to increased duration of stimulus

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15
Q

what does chronic use of amphetamines and cocaine lead to

A

changes in gene expression
addiction

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16
Q

what are inner emotions

A

fear, love, anger, joy, anxiety

17
Q

what is emotional behaviour

A

change in autonomic, hormonal, motor activity, and outward expressions

18
Q

what is schizophrenia

A

improper regulation of infomation
leading to delusions, hallucinations, inappropriat emoods, motor behav

19
Q

what is there an over activity of in schizophrenia

A

meso-cortiscal dopamine pathways

20
Q

what is there a change in in bipolar disorder

A

NA
5T
dopamine activity

21
Q

what is there decrease in activty in depression

A

limbic system and prefrontal cortex

22
Q

what is learning

A

acquisition of infomation

23
Q

what is memory

A

ability to recall info that has been stored

24
Q

what is working memory

A

current, temporary info

25
Q

what is long term memory

A

infomation not currently in our attention

26
Q

2 types of long term memory

A

procedural
declarative

27
Q

2 types of long term memory

A

procedural
declarative

28
Q

what is alzheimers caused by

A

cell death in cortex and hippocampus
decrease in cholinergic neurons in cortex

29
Q

how many stages are there to alzheimers

A

3

30
Q

what does LTP stand for

A

long term potentiation

30
Q

what does LTP stand for

A

long term potentiation

31
Q

what is LTP

A

increased effectiveness of neurotransmission
initated by high freq stimulation