Mouse Party
Parts of the Brain
Rat Experiment
Parts of a Neuron
Pathways to the Brain
100
This is the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.
What is THC
100
This part of the brain controls balance and posture
What is cerebellum
100
This rat was injected with cocaine
What is rat A
100
This portion carries impulses away from the cell body
What is the axon
100
This is how drugs get to the brain the fastest
What is inhalation
200
This drug blocks dopamine transporters.
What is cocain
200
This part of the brain controls critical life sustaining activities such as heart rate and breathing rate.
What is brain stem
200
This rat was injected in the reward system
What is rat C
200
This portion receives impulses and carries them toward the cell body.
What is a dendrite
200
This is the slowest way to get drugs to the brain
What is ingestion
300
This drug reverses serotonin transporters
What is ecstasy
300
This lobe of the brain deals with vision
What is the occipital
300
This rat was the control for Rat A.
What is rat B
300
This portion contains the nucleus and the bulk of the cytoplasm
What is the cell body
300
This administration of the drug will have the greatest effect.
What is injection
400
This drug reverses dopamine transporters.
What is meth
400
This this a bundle of nerve fibers that allows for communication between the two hemispheres
What is the corpus callosum
400
This rat pressed the stimulus lever the least.
What is rat D
400
This is the gap between adjacent neurons.
What is the synapse
400
Most medications are administrated in the following way
What is ingestion
500
Alcohol is a _________ because it pack a double sedative punch.
What is depressant
500
This outer most portion of the cerebrum does all the integrative functioning of the brain. It is about 2-4mm in thickness.
What is the cerebral cortex
500
This rat was injected in the cerebellum
What is rat D
500
This is the protective covering that surrounds the axon and is composed of neuroglia
What is the myelin sheath
500
Most drugs of abuse effect this portion of the brain
What is the reward pathway or reward system