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PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY Flashcards

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WHAT DO NEURONS DO

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TRANSMIT MESSAGES OR COMMUNICATE WITH EACH OTHER, DRUGS CAN AFFECT THEIR COMMUNICATION

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SOMA

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CELL BODY OF THE NEURON

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DENDRITES

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LARGE AND SMALL BRANCHES OF THE NEURON, RECEIVE MESSAGES FROM OTHER NEURONS

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AXON

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LONG SLENDER TUBE THAT CARRIES MESSAGES FROM THE SOMA TO ITS TERMINAL BUTTONS

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TERMINAL BUTTONS

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AT ENDS OF THE AXON, DELIVER NEUROTRANSMITTERS

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NEUROTRANSMITTERS

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CHEMICAL MESSENGERS

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SYNAPSE

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PHYSICAL GAP BETWEEN THE TERMINAL BUTTON OF ONE NEURON AND A DENDRITE OR SOMA OF AN OTHER NEURON.

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ENDOGENOUS

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SUBSTANCES PRODUCED FROM WITHIN THE BODY. E.G., ENDORPHINS, INSULIN, ADRENALIN

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EXOGENOUS

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PRODUCED OUTSIDE THE BODY. E.G., CAFFIENE, VITAMINS, HERBS, MEDICATIONS, ETC.

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DEPOLARIZED

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LESS LIKELY TO TRANSMIT AN ELECTRICAL RESPONSE. EXCITATORY

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HYPERPOLARIZED

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LESS LIKELY TO TRANSMIT AN ELECTRICAL RESPONSE. INHIBITORY

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MAIN NEUROTRANSMITTERS

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FOR EMOTION AND BEHAVIOR: DOPAMINE, NOREPINEPHRINE, SEROTONIN

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IMPORTANT AMINO ACIDS

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GABA, GLYCINE, GLUTAMATE

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TYROSINE CONVERSION

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COMES FROM DIET, CONVERTS TO DOPAMINE WHICH FURTHER CONVERTS TO NOREPINEPHERINE.

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SEROTONIN

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MAY CONTRIBUTE TO MOOD, ANXIETY, AROUSAL, IRRITABILITY, TRANQUILITY, APPETITE, COGNITION, SLEEP-WAKE CYCLES, OBSESSIONS.

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AGONIST

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A DRUG THAT INCREASES THE AVAILABILITY OR ACTION OF A NEUROTRANSMITTER

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ANTAGONIST

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A DRUG THAT DECREASES THE AVAILABILITY OR ACTION OF A NEUROTRANSMITTER

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ACETYLCHOLINE

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MIGHT CONTRIBUTE TO MEMORY, LEARNING, BEHAVIORAL AROUSAL, ATTENTION, MOOD, AND REM DURING SLEEP

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EPINEPHRINE OR ADRENALINE

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REGULATES OUR FIGHT OR FLIGHT RESPONSE.

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NOREPINEPHRINE

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WAKEFULNESS AND ALERTNESS

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DOPAMINE

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INVOLVED WITH BEHAVIORAL REGULATION, MOVEMENT, LEARNING, MOOD, AND ATTENTION.

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SEROTONIN

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MOOD REGULATION, CONTROL OF APPETITE, SLEEP AND AROUSAL, PAIN REGULATION

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DRUG ADMINISTERED ORALLY

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BY MOUTH

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DRUG ADMINISTERED SUBCUTANEOUSLY

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DEEP TISSUE INJECTION

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DRUG ADMINISTERED INTRAMUSCULARLY (IM)

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MUSCLE INJECTION

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DRUG ADMINISTERED INTRADERMALLY

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DERMAL INJECTION

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DRUG ADMINISTERED INTRANASALLY

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NASAL SPRAY

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DRUG ADMINISTERED INHALATIONAL

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RESPIRATORY INFUSION

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DRUG ADMINISTERED SUBLINGUAL

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DISSOLUTION UNDER THE TONGUE

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DRUG ADMINISTERED TRANSDERMALLY

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SKIN ABSORPTION

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DRUG ADMINISTERED INTRAVENOUSLY (IV)

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VENOUS INJECTION

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DRUG ADMINISTERED SOLTAB

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ORALLY DISSOLVING TABLET

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DRUG ABSORPTION SLOWEST

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SLOWEST: ORAL ADMINISTRATION

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DRUG ABSORPTION FASTER

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FASTER: INTRAMUSCULAR, INTRAVENOUS

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DRUG DISTRIBUTION

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LIVER IS FIRST ORGAN FOR ORALLY ABSORBED DRUGS. KNOWN AS FIRST PASS METABOLISM. AFTER WHICH IT GOES TO THE TARGET ORGAN. CNS IS TARGET FOR PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS

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PROTEIN BINDING

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DETERMINES HOW MUCH DRUG IS AVAILABLE TO ACT ON THE BRAIN, KEEPS IT IN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM LONGER

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HALF-LIFE

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AVERAGE TIME REQUIRED TO ELIMINATE ONE OF A DRUG’S CONCENTRATION. IN GENERAL IT TAKES 5 HALF-LIVES FOR ANY DRUG TO BE ELIMINATED COMPLETELY FROM THE BODY

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LIPID SOLUBILITY

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FAT SOLUBILITY, DETERMINE HOW EASILY A DRUG CAN CROSS A CELL MEMBRANE.

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THERAPEUTIC INDEX

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RATIO OF A TOXIC DOSE TO A THERAPEUTIC DOSE.

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THERAPEUTIC DOSE

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DRUG CONCENTRATION THAT GIVES A DESIRED RESPONSE

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TOXIC DOSE

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DRUG CONCENTRATION THAT CAUSES MILD OR SEVERE SIDE EFFECTS

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HIGH THERAPEUTIC INDEX

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RISK OF TOXICITY FROM A DRUG IS LOWER AT THERAPEUTIC DOSES IS FARTHER AWAY FROM TOXIC LEVELS. (MORE ROOM TO PLAY)

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LOW THERAPEUTIC INDEX

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RISK OF TOXICITY FROM A DRUG IS GREATER BECAUSE THE THERAPEUTIC DOSE IS CLOSER TO ITS TOXIC LEVEL (E.G., LITHIUM) (LESS ROOM TO PLAY)

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LOADING DOSE

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DRUG IS STARTED AT HIGH DOSES TO OBTAIN A CERTAIN DESIRED RESPONSE

45
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TOLERANCE

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WHEN SOMEONE NEEDS GREATER AMOUNTS OF THE DRUGS OVER TIME TO PRODUCE THE DESIRED EFFECT

46
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WITHDRAWAL

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A SET OF CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOMS THAT EMERGE WHEN A DRUG IS ABRUPTLY DISCONTINUED AFTER HEAVY AND PROLONGED USE. CAN BE MEDICALLY DANGEROUS

47
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DISCONTINUATION SYNDROME

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WITHDRAWAL THAT IS NOT MEDICALLY DANGEROUS. NEW CONCEPT

48
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POTENTIATION

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ONE DRUG ENHANCES THE EFFECT OF A SECOND DRUG

49
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SYNERGISM

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ONE DRUG THAT MAY ENHANCE THE EFFECT OF A SECOND DRUG SIGNIFICANTLY MORE THAN EXPECTED. LARGER EFFECT THAN POTENTIATION (2-FOLD VERSUS 6+-FOLD)

50
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PLACEBO RESPONSE

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BRAIN ACTS AS IF THE DRUG WERE PRESENT EVEN THOUGHT THE MEDICATION IS NOT.

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ABBREVIATIONS: A.C.

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BEFORE FOOD

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ABBREVIATIONS: B.I.D

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TWICE A DAY

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ABBREVIATIONS: CAP.

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CAPSULE

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ABBREVIATIONS: C WITH A BAR ON TOP

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WITH

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ABBREVIATIONS: H.

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HOUR

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ABBREVIATIONS: HS

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AT BEDTIME

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ABBREVIATIONS: P.C.

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AFTER FOOD

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ABBREVIATIONS: P.O.

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BY MOUTH

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ABBREVIATIONS: P.R.N.

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AS OCCASION REQUIRES

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ABBREVIATIONS: Q4H

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EVERY 4 HOURS

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ABBREVIATIONS: Q6H

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EVERY 6 HOURS

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ABBREVIATIONS: QD

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EVERY DAY

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ABBREVIATIONS: Q.I.D.

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FOUR TIMES A DAY

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ABBREVIATIONS: RX

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PRESCRIPTION

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ABBREVIATIONS: STAT.

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IMMEDIATELY

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ABBREVIATIONS: TAB.

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TABLET

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ABBREVIATIONS: T.I.D.

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THREE TIMES A DAY

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