quiz 4 (exam 2) Flashcards

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potency

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= efficacy + affinity

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2
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Endocanabinoid Receptor

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endogenous ligand of camabinoid receptors

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3
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anandamide

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endocanabinoid
endogenous substance that binds the cannabinoid receptor molecule

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4
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Psilocybin

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partial agonist of 5-HT2A Receptors in visual cortex
change in activity of frontal & occipital cortex
Hallucinogen

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5
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Ketamine

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Block NDMA receptors (antagonist)
stimulate opiod and Ach receptors
help treat depression
Hallucinogen

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6
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MDMA

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partial agonist of 5-HT2A Receptors in visual Cortex
stimulate release of dopamine
decrease symptoms of PTSD w/ psych therapy
Hallucinogen

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7
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LSD `

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resembles serotonin
partial agonist of 5-HT2A receptor in visual Cortex
activates DA Receptors

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8
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1st generation antipsychotics

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block D2 receptors
relieve positive symptoms

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9
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2nd generation antipsychotics

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relieve negative symptoms
block some serotonin receptors & D2

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10
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Benzodiazepines

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agonist of GABAa Receptors (inhibitory)
decreases excitability of neurons
xanax and active
anti anxiety drug

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11
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Barbiturate

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anti anxiety drug
sleep aid
addictive
phenobarbital

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12
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Novel Anxiolytics

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anti anxiety drug
hormones that interact w GABA receptors
subtle alter antidepressants

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13
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Low Ligand Binds to what kind of affinity

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high affinity
how strongly receptor binds

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14
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Functional Tolerance

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up / down regulation

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15
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down regulation

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decreased number of receptors
after repeated dose of agonist drug

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16
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up-regulate

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increase number of receptors
repeated dose of antagonist drug

17
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Cocaine

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blocks reuptake of & enhances DA & NE transmitters
stimulant

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Nicotine

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simulates nicotine acetylcholine receptors
agonist on large class of cholinergic receptors
stimulant

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Methamphetamine

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Reverses the function of DA, SA, NE transporters
results in more DA,SA,NE in the synapse

20
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Ingestion

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slow - moderate

21
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inhalation

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moderate - fast

22
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peripheral injection

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vaccine
moderate - fast

23
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Central Injection

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Fast - very fast

24
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Autoreceptor

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tells axon terminal how much transmitter has been released
feedback system
presynaptic transmitter release

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Reuptake Inhibitors
Block presynaptic system that normally reabsorbs transmitter molecules after their release presynaptic transmitter clearance
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Presynaptic Drug Effects: Production
inhibit neurotransmitter synthesis block axonal transport interfere w/ storage of transmitters
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Postsynaptic drug effects on transmitter receptors
block receptors - antagonist activate receptors - agonist
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postsynaptic intracellular processes
alter # of postsynaptic receptors modulate 2nd messengers
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nucleus accumbens
reward & pleasure
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insula
addiction, craving, pleasure within folds of frontal cortex
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insula
addiction, craving, pleasure within folds of frontal cortex
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synesthesia
music notes look a certain color
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polymodal neurons
`info from more than 1 sensory system converge
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hierarchy of motor planning system
1. primary motor cortex - initiates 2. non primary motor cortex - indirect 3. cerebellum and basal ganglia - modulate activities via thalamus 4. brainstem - integrates motor commands & relay to spinal cord 5. spinal cord - contracts skeletal muscle response to motor commands 6. skeletal system - determines which movements are possible