Unit 02: Quiz 3 Flashcards
Neurotransmitters that are peptides, gases, or lipids are considered
non-classical transmitters
The properties of ionotropic receptors are _________ while the properties of metabotropic receptors are ________.
fast and rapidly reversible; slower and longer lasting
Which neurotransmitters are catecholamines?
A) dopamine and norepinephrine
B) serotonin and acetylcholine
C) dopamine and acetylcholine
D) serotonin and dopamine
A
What type of receptor is a nicotinic receptor?
ionotropic receptor
The speed of dissociation between a ligand and receptor is determined by the
binding affinity
Drugs that interfere with the reuptake via transporters will affect
transmitter clearance
_______ is defined by the presence of withdrawal symptoms when drug use stops
dependence
Which of the following causes increased nervous system activity, including increased energy, talkativeness, and movement?
A) alcohol
B) opioids
C) psychostimulants
D) marijuana
C
T/F: Atypical antipsychotics (second-generation antipsychotics) act on other receptors in addition to dopamine D2 receptors
true
Which of the following depresses the nervous system and behavior, causing reduced anxiety and disinhibition?
A) hallucinogens
B) caffeine
C) alcohol
D) psychostimulants
C
Gas and lipid neurotransmitters are retrograde transmitters, which means they signal information from
the postsynaptic neuron to the presynaptic neuron
T/F: after synthesis, classical neurotransmitters are packaged into small synaptic vesicles
true
_______ are G protein-coupled receptors
metabotropic receptors
If a drug causes changes in the transmitter production, transmitter release, or transmitter clearance, these are considered
pre-synaptic effects
T/F: second messengers are activated following an agonist binding to a metabotropic receptor
true