Neurotransmitters

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Dopamine Origin

Substantia nigra (basal ganglia)

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Dopamine Function

Thinking, decision making, reward-seeking behavior, fine muscle action

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Norepinephrine Origin

Locus Coeruleus (Pons)

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Norepinephrine Function

Alertness, attention, fight or flight, sleep-wake cycle, motivation, energy, memory, stamina

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Serotonin Origin

Raphe Nuclei (in Brain Stem)

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Serotonin Function

Sleep-wake cycle, libido, feeding behavior, pain perceptions, temperature, cognition, memory, perception

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Acetylcholine Function

Attention, memory, REM sleep, sexual behavior, muscle tone, mood regulation, thirst

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GABA Function

Major inhibitory neurotransmitter → reduces arousal, aggression, anxiety, excitation

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Glutamate Function

Major excitatory neurotransmitter → memory, sustained automatic functions

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What psychiatric disorder is related to GABA + Excess Acetylcholine?

Anxiety Disorders

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What neurotransmitters are related to Schizophrenia?

Glutamate, Serotonin, Norepinephrine, Dopamine

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What psychiatric disorder is related to substance abuse?

Dopamine

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What neurotransmitters are related to Parkinson’s Disease?

Dopamine

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What neurotransmitters are related to Bipolar Disorder?

Glutamate

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What does a deficit of norepinephrine lead to?

Depression

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What does an excess of norepinephrine lead to?

Mania

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What neurotransmitters are related to OCD?

Serotonin

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What neurotransmitters are related to mania?

Excess Norepinephrine