Davis 1991 Flashcards

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What did Davis argue?

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That serotonin and dopamine cause sz. Expanded on Rossums 1966 study.

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What does excess dopamine receptors in the meso-limbic pathway lead to?

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Positive symptoms. (Associated).

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What does a lack of dopamine receptors in the meso-cortical pathway mean?

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Negative symptoms. (Associated).

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Where did Davis collect his data from?

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  • Post-mortem studies.
  • Metabolite studies.
  • Brain imaging data.
  • Animal studies.
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What is clozapine?

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A drug which block both dopamine and serotonin receptors. It is effective in reducing both positive and negative symptoms.

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What’s serotonins link to dopamine?

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Serotonin regulates dopamine in areas such as the meso-limbic pathways.

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What did Davis hypothesise that sz is caused by?

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  • Hypodopaminergia in the frontal lobes.

* Hyperdopaminergia in the striatum.

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What are negative symptoms a result of?

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Hypodopaminergia in the frontal lobes and mean-cortical pathways.

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What are positive symptoms a result of?

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Hyperdopaminergia in the striatum and the meso-limbic pathway.

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