Module 4.5 Flashcards

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postive schizo symtoms

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delusions
hallucinations
disorganised behaviour and speech

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negative schizo symptoms

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inability to feel pleasure
lack of initiative
social withdrawal
affective flattening

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3
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mechanisms of schizophrenia

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abnormal neural development
impaired function of connectivity of specific neurons or cells
direct causes unknown

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4
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management of schizophrenia

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antipsychotic meds to improve positive symptoms
psychosocial treatment

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5
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fusion of egg and sperm

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triggers ion fluxes across egg membrane
creates books to entry of additional sperm
changes egg pH
increases metabolism
promotes rapid cell development

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6
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4 weeks

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organ systems formed
4mm in length
heartbeat

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7
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8 weeks

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body structure formed
3cm

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8
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2nd trimester

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foetus forms limbs with digits
move in amniotic sac
10cm

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9
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3rd trimester

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lines trigger contractions and birth
40cm

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10
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cleavage

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= cell division that created multiple cells from zygote

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11
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what type of cleavage does a human do

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complete rotational

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12
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blastocyst

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ball of compacted cells

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13
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what does the embryo cells form

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stem cells

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14
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what do the blastocyst cells form

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amniotic sac

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15
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what do the trophoblast cells form

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placenta

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16
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gastrulation

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cells in the inner cell mass differentiate

17
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ectoderm forms

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epidermis and nervous system

18
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mesoderm forms

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all other cells

19
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endoderm forms

A

lining of internal organs

20
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what structures are formed from the forebrain

A

pituatory gland
hypothalamus
cerebrum
thalamus

21
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what structures are formed from the midbrain

22
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what structures are formed from the hind brain

A

cerebellum
pons
medulla

23
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what is the genesis of neurons

A

neural stem cells -> neural progenitors -> neural cells

24
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what is synaptic refinement

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= cell death of excess neurons
synaptic pruning

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how does the cerebral cortex from
inside to outside last born neurons are superficial
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steps of neuron formation
1. generation of neurons 2. outgrowth of axons and dendrites 3. synapse formation 4, synaptic refinement
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steps in cell signalling
1. signal arrives at target cell 2. signal molecule binds to a receptor protein on the cell 3. change in 3D shape of receptor and exposes active site 4. activates signal transduction pathway
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mesolimbic pathway
= connects dopaminergic neurons in the ventral segmental area of midbrain to nucleus
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mesocortical pathway
connects neurons in mid brain to neurons in prefrontal cortex