Neuromodulation Flashcards

1
Q

__ is the only treatment shown to improve lifespan in geriatric depressed patients

A

ECT

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2
Q

Unilateral ECT is usually done on the ___ hemisphere to avoid ___ defects

A

right; speech

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3
Q

Ultra brief ECT with a narrow pulse ___ decreases cognitive ___ ____

A

width; side effects

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4
Q

The EEG response in ECT looks like a ___ with a slow wave with polyspikes. Also, it causes the release of Glu along with the _____ NTs

A

seizure; monoamine

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5
Q

After the initial depolarization during ECT, there is a prolonged ____ due to increased ____tone

A

hyperpolarization; GABA

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6
Q

ECT can actually reduce _____ of cortical areas which is seen in depression

A

co-activation

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7
Q

TMS over 1 hz (high frequency) causes cortical ___ and under 1 hz (low frequency) causes cortical ___-

A

stimulation; inhibition

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8
Q

Synchronized TMS is especially effective for patients who are _____ to other anti-depressants

A

resistant

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9
Q

TMS treatments in general tend to separate from placebo treatment after about _ weeks

A

4

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