Mood + Anxiety Disorders
Learning + Memory
Memory Disorders
Hormones
Orientation/Anatomical terms
100
Schizophrenic brains have enlarged..
What are ventricles?
100
This term refers to the ability of neurons and neural circuits to be remodeled by events.
What is neuroplasticity?
100
Patient HM had this kind of amnesia
What is severe anterograde amnesia?
100
These kinds of glands release hormones within the body.
What are endocrine glands?
100
This is a _____ section of the brain
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What is sagittal?
200
This fraction of the U.S population reports symptoms of a psychiatric disorder at some point in life
What is one-third?
200
These cells become active when an animal is in or moving toward a particular location
What are place cells?
200
Alzheimer's can only be diagnosed...
What is post-mortem?
200
This hormone is involved in the milk letdown reflex.
What is oxytocin?
200
This is a ____ section of the brain.
What is horizontal?
300
This is the most prevalent mood disorder
Unipolar depression
300
In this stage of memory creation, sensory information is passed into short-term memory.
What is encoding?
300
The mirror reverse task tests what kind of memory
What is procedural memory?
300
The ovulatory cycle begins when _____ stimulates ovarian follicles
What is FSH?
300
This is a _____ section of the brain
What is coronal?
400
The gene that encodes BDNF may affect the probability of developing these two disorders
Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
400
This term refers to the restoration of response amplitude after habituation in the Aplysia
Dishabituation
400
Early pathology of Alzheimer's can be seen in...
What is the hipoocampus?
400
These types of hormones are used by the hypothalamus to control the release of tropic hormones.
What are releasing hormones?
400
The temporal lobe is ______ to the occipital lobe and _____ to the frontal lobe.
What is anterior and posterior?
500
Patients with this disorder have decreased volume in the right hippocampus
What is PTSD?
500
Treatments that block chemicals on the ____ may reduce the effect of emotion on memories
What is the basolateral amygdala?
500
Procedural memory is dependent on these structures
What is striatum/basal ganglia?
500
This hormone is needed for FSH or LH to be released and is inhibited by oral contraceptives.
What is GnRH?
500
This is a _____ section of the brain.
What is coronal?