The Neuron
Your Brain on Drugs
Routes of Administration
Ch 4 Misc.
Wild Card
100

____________ is the white fatty covering the helps insulate and protect the neurons axon.

Myelin sheath

100

Opiates function similar to our naturally occurring ________ neurotransmitters.

Endorphins

100

Name the fastest and the slowest route of administration discussed.

Fastest - IV

Slowest - Oral

100

List the three types of drug tests discussed

Urinalysis

blood test

hair analysis

100

This image depicts a(n) __________ receptor.

Ionotropic

200

Identify the axon in this image.

3

200

Which neurotransmitter is thought to be important in the development of Parkinson’s disease?

Dopamine

200

How can substances be impacted by food when taken orally?

Diluted drug concentration

Encapsulate the drug, so it passes in the feces

200

What does the acronym ADME stand for?

Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion 

200

List the three monoamines discussed

Norepinephrine, serotonin, dopamine

300

When a neurotransmitter molecules detaches from the receptor and is reabsorbed by the presynaptic neuron, this is an example of _________.

Reuptake

300

Identify this type of brain scan

PET scan

300

What is one potential negative effect that can occur with chronic use of intranasal substance use?

Deterioration of the nasal cavity

300

With chronic use, how long can cannabis be detected in a urine test?

up to 42 days

300

Drug dosage is calculated using _____________ and ____________.

body weight (in kg) and the desired dose in mg/kg

400

The synaptic vesicle is identified in this image with which number?

2

400

After a wild night of partying and drinking, Kyle gets sick and vomits. This is likely due to which part of the brain identifying the high levels of toxins and attempting to purge the body?

Medulla

400

Name the three types of injection, where they are given, and give an example for each

Subcutaneous (fat layer under skin) - insulin, allergy, some steroids

Intramuscular (into muscle) - vaccines, antibiotics

Intravenous (into the vein) - saline, morphine


400

This does-effect curve is an example of a __________ effect.

Biphasic

400

______ and ________ show biphasic effects on heart rate. 

Alcohol and marijuana

500

For an action potential to be generated, a(n) ______________ must be reached, at approximately -50 millivolts).

Stimulus threshold

500

Cocaine, amphetamines, and some hallucinogens (such as LSD) are called ______________ because of their effect on the autonomic nervous system.

Sympathomimetic

500

List and give an example for three of the routes of administration (excluding injections)

Oral - pills

inhalation - cigarettes, inhaler

intranasal - cocaine, afrin

sublingual - cocaine, snuff, nitroglycerin

transdermal - nicotine, nitroglycerin, hormones

500

According to the video we watched on drug testing, how many individuals were mistakenly arrested due to false positive drug screenings each year?

30,000

500

Explain why the difference between the effective and lethal dose matters and given an example of where this difference is large and when this difference is small.

Vary based on substance - can be vital to knowing life/death situations

Large - caffeine, cannabis

Small - fentanyl, heroin, cocaine