CDPA Flashcards
% frontal
40%
15% prefrontal
% temporal
22
% pareital
occipital
19
18%
broca
wernike are located where
inferior frontal gyrus
post. superior temporal gyrus
landmark agnosia
lingual gyrus
atrophy in autism
vermis
default network
salience network
exeuctive network
MAPPP
ACTS
DIP
frequency of typical absent seizure v atypical
3hz
spike and wave
atypical <2.5 hz
frequency in myoclonic seizue
3-6 hz poly spikes and wave
ebta and alpha wave regions
beta frontal
alpha posterior
what degrades dopamine pre and post synaptically
MOA
COMT
gaba in straitum
medium spiny neurons
difference between iontropic and metabropic receptors
ion via ions directly
metabotropic via another messenger
what cant mRS not detect
doapmine as levels too low
difference between MEG AND EEG
magnetic and electrical fields
what is bold SIGNAL
oxygen and deoxygenated RATIO
trial making test a vs b
a looks are psychmotor speed
b looks are ex function and switching ability
mx in resistant PTSD
prazosin
venlafaxine unique s/e
HTN
hyponatraemia which anidepressant
mirtazipine
bupropion
sertraline protein binding
98%
what does lithium do to kidney
reduce aquaporins
clozapine receptor affinity
H1
ALPHA1
5HT2B
M1
5HT2A
5HT6
5HT2C
ALPHA 2C
antidepressant and psychotic in preg
sertraline
olanzapine
chromsome involved in autism
2, 7, 16 and 19
SHANK3
NEUROFIRBOSIS 1 AND 2
chromosome
VHL
17
and 22
vhl - 3
not fruedian
paigetan
attachment stages
Pre attachment birth to 6 week
Attachment in making 6 week to 8 month
Clear cut 8 m 18-24 onth
Formal 18 month to 2 year
three stages of consciousness
oneriod - in dream feeling but awake
twilight - consciousness is partially impaired
catatonic -
list the stroke syndromes please
see notes m8.
schizophrenia
prefrontal cortex
n acetyl aspartate levels
heschl gyrus associated with
auditory
larger left than right
reduced in shcizo
reduced planum symmetry in
schizo
dyslexia
neurotrasmitter improving cognitive function!!!
in schizo
acetylcholine- memory, cognitive function
dopamine
what happens with glutamate in alzehimer
toxicity
selective attention
cocktail party speech
critical period for language
speak before puberty
most important is first 5 years
synaptic scaling is
experience dependent plasticity
mammillary visual cortex