test retake

reuptake is the process of neurotransmitter being absorbed where

the sending neuron terminal buttons.

When Jenna turned 19

epigenetics

disorder associated with ACH receptors

myasthenia gravis

how does magic mushrooms induce hallucinations

acting as a serotonin agonist

after being chased by a bear

heart rate decrease

humans have a reflex arc a neural pathway that controls reflexes, what is the correct order of the reflex arc in the nervous system

Sensory neuron → Interneuron → Motor neuron

after enduring a tbi

cerebullum

which of the following is an inhibitory neurontransmitter

endorphins

where is the scn located

hypothalamus

where neurontransmitter has high energy/arousal and high nt levels

glutamate

in which lobe of the brain is the sensory cortex located

parietal

assess to brain function

fmri

s.m was a patient

amygala

ssri antidepressants

40-60

what occurs during the refractory period

reuptake

after suffering a stroke, seth found it difficult to speak so he opted to communicate by writing. in which arae of the brain did seth most likely sustain damage?

broca’s area

the process of creating new brain cells

neurogenic

what is the best descibles the misuse of a drug

excessive or inapporiate use

which area of the limbic system

hippocampus

called grand central station

thalamus

jack and jill

intelligence

used to diagnose seizures, epilesy, and sleep disorders

eeg

The part of the neuron that is enclosed by the myelin sheath is the

axon

resting potential of a neuron

-70 mv

opiods are

endorphins

becks cognitive trial

the slef, the present and the future

statement best distinguish major

it involves perisent low mood

negative symptons of schizopherina

flat affect

substance p something

sends pain messages to the brain

question 30

c

label thalamus, medulla and hypothalamus

medulla located in the brainstem

alochol information

is a depressant

enhances gaba and inhibits gluatemate

affects the frontal lobe first

dependance, addiction and anxiety

role of scn and how it functions in relation to our circadian rhythm

the scn acts as our body’s biological clock, which controlling our circadian rhythm. The circadian rhythm is the 24 hour solar cycle of light and dark.  Located in the hypothalamus, the scn receives information from the light to help determine if its day or night. The scn tells the our body to release melatonin which then helps regulate our circadian rhythm.

someone is napping for an about a hour. Explain what is about to happen in his brain.

after an hour, the person is in stage 3 of sleep. During this stage, the brain has slow delta waves. The body becomes harder to wake up and the muscles are relaxed. After the 60 mins mark, the sleeper could transition into rem sleep, the brain is active, vivide dream happen. Then after rem the sleep cycle will repeat all throught the night.