Stuff I didn't have on my flashcards
1
Q
more intense stimulus needs
A
- faster neuron firing
- multiple neurons firing at once
2
Q
catecholamines
A
reward system
- dopamine
- serotonin
- epinephrine + norepinephrine
3
Q
GABA what does it do
A
reduces neuron excitability by inhibiting nerve transmission
4
Q
impramine
A
- MAO inhibitor
serotonin uptake
5
Q
reserpine
A
decreases neurotransmitter release
6
Q
neuroleptics
A
- decreases dopamine receptors
treat schizos
7
Q
amphetamine
A
- increases neural transmission
. targets reward system (dopamine +norepinephrine) - euphoria, fast brain + strength
8
Q
types of glia
A
- astrocytes
- olygodendrocytes
- microglia
- ependymal cells
9
Q
astrocytes
A
supply nutrients + oxygen to neurons
10
Q
olygodendrocytes
A
myelin
11
Q
microglia
A
destroy pathogens + remove dead neurons
12
Q
ependymal cells
A
- produce cerebrospinalfluid
- neurogeneration
13
Q
somatic nervous system
A
voluntary movement, in PNS
14
Q
3 midbrain parts
A
- tectum
- tegmentum
- peduncles
15
Q
tectum role
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- respond visual/auditory stimuli
- coordinates head + eye movement