Nervous System
How do we feel?
Memory
Drugs & Psychology
Terminology To Know
100

What are two of the main structures of the Central Nervous System?

Brain & Spinal Cord
100

Raw information being taken from sensory receptors to the brain

Sensation

100

This is the shortest type (or storage) of memory

Sensory Memory

100

If a drug is a CNS Stimulant it will _______ brain activity

Speed up

100

Fibers that carry signals from the body of a neuron out to where communication occurs with other neurons.



Axon

200

There are two branches of the Nervous System. The Central and the ____________.

Peripheral Nervous System

200

The branch of the nervous system containing sensory receptors

Peripheral Nervous System

200

This type of memory covers general knowledge

Somatic Memory

200

This classification of drugs is mainly known for being a pain reliever, with the down side of having the potential to be very addictive.

Opiates

200

This is a type of memory revolving around personal event or experience in your life.

Episodic Memory

300

The Peripheral Nervous System houses ________ which are important in gathering information and transmitting that information to the brain.

Sensory Receptors.

300

The chemical substances that are passed through neurons to give commands to the body

Neurotransmitters

300

This type of memory covers how to do things

Procedural memory

300

MDMA (AKA Ecstasy) is classified as a ______ because it speeds up CNS activity

CNS Stimulant

300

This is memory that you have to make an effort to remember.

Explicit Memory

400

This is the space between neurons that allows for the passing of neurotransmitters between cells.

Synapse

400
This part of the brain is responsible for what we see

Optical Lobe

400

This is a type of trigger that aids you in remembering information

Retrieval Cue

400

This classification of drug is characterized by a lost of contact with/awareness of reality

Hallucinogenic Drugs

400

This part of the brain deals heavily with planning

Frontal Lobe

500

What are the names of the four lobes of the brain

Frontal, Parietal, Temporal, Occipital 

500

This neurotransmitter is often called the Happy Drug because it is associated with feelings of wellbeing and happiness

Serotonin

500

This is the theory that over time your memory degrades

Decay Theory

500

This drug is given as a painkiller in hospitals and belongs in the Opiate Classification. It is the standard Medical TV show IV painkiller.

Morphine

500

This part of the brain is heavily influential in the understanding of language

Temporal