Memories
Emotions
Psychiatric Disorders
Drugs
100

Name and describe the two types of amnesia

What is retrograde amnesia (forgetting past memories) and anterograde amnesia (cannot form new memories)?

100

Name the role of the amygdala.

What controls the feelings of stress response or fear?

100

How can you distinguish between bipolar disorder and depression?

Bipolar disorder is characterized by periods of mania.

100

Drugs are graded on a schedule I through V scale. If we say a drug is a schedule I, what does that mean?

There is high potential for abuse and dependence with no accepted medical use.

200

Name the different categories of memory.

What is declarative memory (semantic and autobiographical) and non-declarative memory (emotional learning, motor learning, and conditioning)?

200

Name the brain regions associated with the stress response

What is the HPA axis (hypothalamus, pituitary gland, adrenal gland) and the amygdala

200

Name the most common drug prescribed for depression.

What are SSRIs?

200

Marijuana reacts with cannabinoid receptors throughout the brain, where is the areas that they’re concentrated the most?

What are certain areas of the cortex, the hippocampus, and the nucleus accumbens?

300

What brain region is no longer required in maintaining OLDER declarative memories?

What is the hippocampus?

300

Which brain region is most directly associated with aggression?

What is the hypothalamus?

300

Describe the monoamine hypothesis

What is mood disorders arise from lower NT (5-HT, DA, NE) levels

300

What schedule is marijuana and LSD?

What is schedule I?

400

Describe what would occur if a rat with a damaged hippocampus underwent the Morris Water Maze

What if the rat would take the same amount of time to find the hidden platform in each subsequent trial?

400

Prairie voles are a monogamous species, whereas Montane voles are polygamous. Describe the brain differences you would expect to see.

Prairie voles would have a higher density of oxytocin and vasopressin receptors in the brain.

400

What kind of difference do we tend to see in depressed individuals compared to others when it comes to their brain?

What is reduced volume in the PFC and the hippocampus?

400

Which schedule is cocaine and fentanyl?

What is schedule II?

500

DAILY DOUBLE: Let's say patient E.P was given a piano and they've never played before their accident. After a couple of lessons, what would be the results?

What if the patient would get better at playing over the next few lessons but wouldn't be able to recall the lesson from the day before?

500

Describe the neural differences between motivation and pleasure.

Motivation is related to dopamine transmission, whereas pleasure is related to endogenous opioid transmission.

500

How do benzodiazepines help the treatment of anxiety disorders?

What is by binding to GABA receptors, it’s easier for the receptors to allow chlorine to pass so it’s effectiveness increases

500

What is fentanyl classified as (in terms of the drug type?)

What is an opioid?

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