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Which neurotransmitter is critical for the formation of PTSD?
Norepinephrine / Noradrenaline / NE / NA
______ are people who have a combination of limited mental abilities and extraordinary memories.
Savants / Savant
What part of the brain did H.M. have removed?
Hippocampus / Hippocampi
______ damage produces a memory deficit for new facts.
Hippocampal / Hippocampus
The children raised in Romanian orphanages had a high probability of developing the symptoms associated with which neurological disorder?
Autism / ASD / Autism spectrum disorder
______ is a mercury-based preservative used in vaccines
Thimerosal / Ethylmercury
What is the addictive drug in coffee?
Caffeine
The three key features of any addictive drug are: tolerance, craving, and ______.
Withdrawal
The combination of the actual drug response with the compensatory response results in what phenomenon?
Tolerance
______, or unlearning, is the only way to diminish a learned compensatory response.
Extinction
______ neurons are mostly found in the ventral tegmental area.
Dopamine / Dopaminergic / DA
Which addictive drug blocks the reuptake of dopamine into VTA neurons?
Cocaine
Increased level of activity of the ______ nervous system produces poor sleep patterns
Sympathetic / SNS
Does light increase or decrease melatonin levels?
Decrease / Decreases / Suppresses
Early morning grogginess is due to high levels of ______
Melatonin
Which sleep stage has an EEG pattern that resembles the awake EEG pattern?
REM / E.M
Activating which kind of receptors keeps narcoleptics awake?
Orexin / Orexins
Elimination of the hormones in rats by removal of the ______ glands prevents neuronal loss with chronic stress.
Adrenal / Adrenals
Very high intracellular calcium increases calcium-activated ______ activity, which destroys neurons
Protease / Proteases
Stress-relief drugs act by suppressing the activity of neurons in this area of the brain:
Amygdala
Pathologic spread of tau and ______ plaques in Alzheimer’s occur in a stereotyped fashion along neuroanatomically connected networks
Amyloid / A-beta / Aβ / Beta-amyloid
Exercise increases the production of new neurons, a process that is called ______
Neurogenesis
The ______ neural network is activated when you are not engaged in high-level cognitive tasks.
Default
When you eat less food, your body reduces its ______, making it difficult to lose weight.
Metabolism
Did mice with no amyloid plaques but with elevated intracellular beta amyloid 42 have cognitive loss?
Yes / Y
People with high levels of cortisol (i.e. Cushing’s syndrome) are prone to ______.
Depression / Depressed
ECT works rapidly to relieve ______ for about 85% of patients
Depression
Lithium is effective in treating this kind of depression
Bipolar / Manic
MPTP kills dopamine neurons and induces ______ disease
Parkinson’s / Parkinsons / Parkinson
Cutting the ______ nerve in mice after α-synuclein fibrils were introduced into their gut resulted in mice that did not develop Parkinson’s
Vagus / Vagal
Feelings of fullness occurs when the gut hormone PYY goes up and ______ goes down.
Ghrelin
It takes 12–15 minutes into a meal to experience ______
Satiety / Fullness / Satiation
These individuals eat at a slow constant rate, while bulimics eat at a high constant rate.
Anorexics / Anorexic / Anorexia / AN
Food placed on the tongue can serve as a(n) ______ stimulus for salivary secretion.
Unconditional / Unconditioned / UCS / UC