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PHARMACOLOGY: QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |
LATEST UPDATE 2026/2027 | GRADE A+ | 100%
CORRECT (VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) - CHAMBERLAIN
1. What area of the brain is associated with cognitive symptoms? - ANS
✓Dorsolateral
2. What area of the brain is associated with aggressive, impulsive
symptoms? - ANS ✓Orbitofrontal and connections to the amygdala
Non-selectively blocks dopamine D2 receptors, specifically in mesolimbic
pathway. Improves Positive Symptoms
3. Use: Acute & Chronic Schizophrenia & Psychosis - ANS ✓First
generation antipsychotics
4. and involved in short-term memory, speech, auditory signals, and
smell recognition. It identifies "what" things are - object
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identification. It contains the limbic system, amygdala, and
hippocampus. - ANS ✓Temporal Lobe
5. Disorders from this lobe include dementia, affective disorders, and
attention deficit hyperactivity disorders (ADHD). - ANS ✓Temporal
Lobe
6. controls visual processing. Damage to this lobe results in the inability
to form visual memories. Bilateral lobe damage results in the
inability to recognize items by sight even though vision is normal. -
ANS ✓Occipital Lobe
7. This separates the frontal lobe from the parietal lobe. - ANS ✓Central
sulcus
8. This controls the communication between the two brain hemispheres.
Is involved in attention, impulse control, and emotion regulation. It
integrates impulses from both sides of the brain. - ANS ✓corpus
callosum
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9. responsible for proprioception, is the home of the somatic senses. This
part of the brain helps a person to identify spatial relationships,
interpret pain and touch in the body, and identify and give meaning
to objects - ANS ✓Parietal Lobe (Middle Brain)
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10.are associated with movement, intelligence, abstract thinking, the
ability to organize, personality, behavior, and emotional control.
Traumatic brain injuries can result in personality changes, difficulty
controlling emotions, and other cognitive functions - ANS ✓Frontal
Lobes
11.Damage to the anterior portion may cause asterogenesis, the loss of
ability to recognize objects via the sense of touch. This may be
experienced by patients with post cerebral vascular accidents - ANS
✓parietal Lobe
12.This is located deep in the temporal lobes and is involved in anxiety
and memory, and shifting short-term to long-term memory. - ANS
✓Hippocampus
13.This is located deep in the temporal lobes and involved in emotional
regulation and perception of odors. All smells travel directly to this
structure. Cooking smells can elicit memories of childhood events and
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NR 546/ NR546 MIDTERM EXAM ADVANCED
PHARMACOLOGY: QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |
LATEST UPDATE 2026/2027 | GRADE A+ | 100%
CORRECT (VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) - CHAMBERLAIN
1. What area of the brain is associated with cognitive symptoms? - ANS
✓Dorsolateral
2. What area of the brain is associated with aggressive, impulsive
symptoms? - ANS ✓Orbitofrontal and connections to the amygdala
Non-selectively blocks dopamine D2 receptors, specifically in mesolimbic
pathway. Improves Positive Symptoms
3. Use: Acute & Chronic Schizophrenia & Psychosis - ANS ✓First
generation antipsychotics
4. and involved in short-term memory, speech, auditory signals, and
smell recognition. It identifies "what" things are - object
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identification. It contains the limbic system, amygdala, and
hippocampus. - ANS ✓Temporal Lobe
5. Disorders from this lobe include dementia, affective disorders, and
attention deficit hyperactivity disorders (ADHD). - ANS ✓Temporal
Lobe
6. controls visual processing. Damage to this lobe results in the inability
to form visual memories. Bilateral lobe damage results in the
inability to recognize items by sight even though vision is normal. -
ANS ✓Occipital Lobe
7. This separates the frontal lobe from the parietal lobe. - ANS ✓Central
sulcus
8. This controls the communication between the two brain hemispheres.
Is involved in attention, impulse control, and emotion regulation. It
integrates impulses from both sides of the brain. - ANS ✓corpus
callosum
NR 546
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9. responsible for proprioception, is the home of the somatic senses. This
part of the brain helps a person to identify spatial relationships,
interpret pain and touch in the body, and identify and give meaning
to objects - ANS ✓Parietal Lobe (Middle Brain)
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10.are associated with movement, intelligence, abstract thinking, the
ability to organize, personality, behavior, and emotional control.
Traumatic brain injuries can result in personality changes, difficulty
controlling emotions, and other cognitive functions - ANS ✓Frontal
Lobes
11.Damage to the anterior portion may cause asterogenesis, the loss of
ability to recognize objects via the sense of touch. This may be
experienced by patients with post cerebral vascular accidents - ANS
✓parietal Lobe
12.This is located deep in the temporal lobes and is involved in anxiety
and memory, and shifting short-term to long-term memory. - ANS
✓Hippocampus
13.This is located deep in the temporal lobes and involved in emotional
regulation and perception of odors. All smells travel directly to this
structure. Cooking smells can elicit memories of childhood events and
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