PSYC 4150 Final Review Questions

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In the endocrine response to stress, put the following list in the correct order:

  1. Pituitary gland

  2. Frontal cortex

  1. Adrenal gland

  2. Hypothalamus

  1. Frontal cortex

  1. Hypothalamus

  1. Pituitary gland

  1. Adrenal gland

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is the baroreceptor reinforcement mechanism based on operant or classical conditioning?

operant

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does baroreceptor activation cause decreased or increased reticular activation?

decreased (rewarding)

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why do some coronary artery blockages not cause heart attacks?

collateral sprouting (natural bypass)

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what is the average blood pressure for individuals in their 20s?

110 / 60

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what is the average resting heart rate for a young child? what would be the average of an endurance athlete?

young child: 60 - 70

endurance athlete: 40 - 50

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what two areas within the heart regulate electrical activity of the heart?

SA and AV nodes

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what boney plate in the front of your chest protects your heart?

sternum

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what organ is most influenced by statins? ACE-inhibitors?

statins - liver

ACE-inhibitors - kidneys

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what is the most common type of stroke (what percentage of strokes are this type)?

ischemic - 80%

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why is angioplasty/stenting a relatively short term solution?

behavior often does not change

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_______ is a quick acting clot dissolver used in stroke patients that has an NNT of about ______

TPA (tissue plasminogen activator)

3:1

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what is more prevalent in blood, high density (hdl) or low density (ldl) lipoproteins?

low density lipoproteins

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what is the element that “saturates” fat?

hydrogen

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how does the heart of a long term alcoholic differ from normal?

fatty low muscle tone

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what two major glands within the brain control the endocrine response to stress? what systemic gland?

hypothalamus - pituitary - adrenal

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what are the two hormones that are involved in the stress response?

cortisol - adrenaline (NE)

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in a few words, what is the main function of the parasympathetic NS?

regenerative