Neurotransmitter Chart Week 2 Flashcards by Christie Sabol

Q

Acetylcholine Family:

A

ACh

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Acetylcholine Function

A

Situational

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Acetylcholine: Where it is produced?

A

CNS
NMJ
ANS
Para

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Acetylcholine causes

A

skeletal muscle contraction

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Dopamine family:

A

Biogenic Amines

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Dopamine function:

A

situational

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Dopamine: where it is produced?

A

CNS: brain

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Dopamine:

A

pleasure chemical

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Endocannabinoids Family

A

Gasses

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Endocannabinoids Function

A

Inhibitory

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Endocannabinoids Produced:

A

CNS

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Endocannabinoids: involved with

A

appetite control, nausea, vomiting

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Endorphins Family

A

peptides

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Endorphins function

A

inhibitory

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Endorphins: where is it produced?

A

CNS

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Endorphins: inhibition

A

pain and natural opiods

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GABA family:

A

amino acids

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GABA function

A

inhibitory

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GABA is produced where?

A

CNS: Brain

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GABA principle:

A

inhibitory NT of the brain

Q

Glutamate family:

A

Amino Acids

Q

Glutamate function

A

excitatory

Q

Glutamate is produced where?

A

CNS

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Glutamate principle:

A

excitatory NT of the brain

Norepinephrine family

biogenic amine

Norepinephrine function

situational

Norepinephrine is produced where?

CNS: PNS ANS: Symp

Norepinephrine: response?

fight or flight: an upper chemical

Serotonin family

Biogenic Amines

Serotonin function

Inhibitory

Serotonin is produced where?

CNS

Serotonin is important in what?

sleep, migraines, regulation of mood

Substance P family

peptides

Substance P function

Excitatory

Substance P Where it is produced?

CNS: PNS

Substance P Mediates

pain transmission (PNS); CV and Resp control and regulation of mood (CNS)