Module 4.5 Flashcards
postive schizo symtoms
delusions
hallucinations
disorganised behaviour and speech
negative schizo symptoms
inability to feel pleasure
lack of initiative
social withdrawal
affective flattening
mechanisms of schizophrenia
abnormal neural development
impaired function of connectivity of specific neurons or cells
direct causes unknown
management of schizophrenia
antipsychotic meds to improve positive symptoms
psychosocial treatment
fusion of egg and sperm
triggers ion fluxes across egg membrane
creates books to entry of additional sperm
changes egg pH
increases metabolism
promotes rapid cell development
4 weeks
organ systems formed
4mm in length
heartbeat
8 weeks
body structure formed
3cm
2nd trimester
foetus forms limbs with digits
move in amniotic sac
10cm
3rd trimester
lines trigger contractions and birth
40cm
cleavage
= cell division that created multiple cells from zygote
what type of cleavage does a human do
complete rotational
blastocyst
ball of compacted cells
what does the embryo cells form
stem cells
what do the blastocyst cells form
amniotic sac
what do the trophoblast cells form
placenta
gastrulation
cells in the inner cell mass differentiate
ectoderm forms
epidermis and nervous system
mesoderm forms
all other cells
endoderm forms
lining of internal organs
what structures are formed from the forebrain
pituatory gland
hypothalamus
cerebrum
thalamus
what structures are formed from the midbrain
mid brain
what structures are formed from the hind brain
cerebellum
pons
medulla
what is the genesis of neurons
neural stem cells -> neural progenitors -> neural cells
what is synaptic refinement
= cell death of excess neurons
synaptic pruning