Week 2 Flashcards

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1
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What potential is the difference in charges between the intra and extracellular body

A

The membrane potential

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2
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What net charge is the cytoplasm (intracellular)

A

Negative

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3
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What charge is the extracellular fluid

A

Positive

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4
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If the intracellular cytoplasm becomes more positive past and past the point of ____ and the action potential begins

A

The threshold of excitation

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5
Q

The process of reobsorbtion of neurotransmitters is called what

A

Reuptake

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6
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Psychoactive drugs that mimic a neurotransmitter at the receptor site is called a what

A

Agonist

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7
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Psychoactive drugs that block or impedes the normal activity of a beurotransmitter are called what?

A

Antagonists

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8
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Psychoactive agonists drugs-

A

Mimic a beurotransmiiter

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9
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Psychoactive Antagonists drugs-

A

Block or impede neurotransmitters

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10
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what are ions

A

atoms or molecules that have gained a charge from either gaining or losing an electron.

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11
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what are anions

A

negatively charged ions such as chloride (Cl-)

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12
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what are cations?

A

positively charged ions such as sodium, potassium or calcium

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13
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proteins are ____ charged?

A

negatively

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14
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when polarized the cell?

A

when the membrane is in a state of more negative then positive

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15
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what is depolarization?

A

when the mebrane potential starts to become less negative

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16
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what is hyperpolarization?

A

when the cell becomes even more negative than the outside

17
Q

what are the three ways ions move

A

diffusion, diffusion through a semi-permeable membrane and electrostatic force

18
Q

what are the 3 ways ions move?

A

diffusion, diffusion through a semi-permeable membrane and electrostatic force

19
Q

excitatory neurons do what to the membrane?

A

depolarize it

20
Q

what do inhibitory neurons do the cell membrane?

A

hyperpolarizes it.

21
Q

what are the two different types of receptors?

A

ionotropic and metabotropic receptors