Neuro 342 Drugs and Behavior: Anabolic Steroids

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man made analogs of male sex hormone testosterone

- schedule III drugs

What are androgenic anabolic steroids(AAS)?

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- androgen deficiency syndrome

- delayed puberty in males

- endometriosis

- osteoporosis

Which disorders do anabolic steroids treat?

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build muscle mass and improve athletic performance

Why are anabolic abused?

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cyclin pattern(6-12 weeks w/ period of abstinence)

- reduce side effects

What are the patterns used with AAS?

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simultaneous use of 2 or more AAS

What is stacking?

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a low does(cruise) is used to bridge between each high dose(blast) of the steroid

What is bridging?

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does is gradually increased to cycle midpoint and then gradually decreased

What is pyramiding?

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6-12 week cycles

How often to individuals cycle AAS?

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nandrolone decanoate(rolon)

- prodrug

What is an example of an AAS?

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nandrolone

What is the active metabolite of nandrolone decanoate?

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~ 7-12 days

What is the half life of nandrolone decanoate?

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up to ~6 months

High doses of nandrolone metabolites can be detected for how long?

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agonists

What does nandrolone act a at the androgen receptor?

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increase beta endorphins in VTA

- reduced kappa opioid receptors

What does AAS use increase?

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false

T/F AAS produce euphoria?

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anterior hypothalamus

What is the rage center in the brain?

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sudden eruption of intense anger or violent behavior

What is roid rage?

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depression, suicide, violence, mania

AAS use associated with in increase ____________________?

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characterized by false perception that user is weak and small

What is muscle dysmorphia?

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reduces cortical volume and thinning

How does chronic use of AAS affect the brain?

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increase muscle strength/volume

- increase libido

What are the physical effects of AAS?

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- hypogonadism

- testicular atrophy

- reduced sperm prod.

- gynecomastia

What are the reproductive effects of AAS?

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- high BP

- ventricular atrophy of heart

- increase RBC prod and risk for blood clots

What are the chronic effects of AAS in regards to cardiovascular health?