LMR GEORGETTE PMHNP CERTIFICATION 2026
TEST PAPER SOLVED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS
◉ Increased and decreased acetylcholine Answer: Increased-
parkinson's
Decreased-alzheimers
◉ Where is Norepinephrine produced? Answer: locus coeruleus
◉ Where is serotonin produced? Answer: raphe nuclei
◉ Where is epinephrine produced? Answer: adrenal glands
◉ Where is dopamine produced? Answer: substantia nigra and
ventral tegmental area
◉ Where is GABA synthesized? Answer: limbic system
◉ s/s of acute dystonia Answer: Severe spasm of the tongue, neck,
eyes, face and back; laryngeal spasms (mutism)
,◉ Akathisia Answer: motor restlessness
◉ Parkinonism s/s Answer: slouched posture, shuffling gait, rigid,
bradykinesia, tremors at rest, pin-rolling
◉ tardive dyskinesia Answer: involuntary movements of the facial
muscles, tongue, and limbs, protrusion of tongue, smacking lips
◉ Aims Answer: abnormal involuntary movement scale
◉ Neurotransmitters autism Answer: gaba, serotonin, glutamate
◉ mood disorder neurotransmitters Answer: norepinephrine and
serotonin
◉ bipolar neurotransmitters Answer: increased glutamate
◉ Anxiety neurotransmitters Answer: increased norepinephrine and
decreased GABA
◉ OCD neurotransmitters Answer: decreased serotonin
, ◉ Parkinson's neurotransmitters Answer: increased acetylcholine
and decreased dopamine
◉ ADHD neurotransmitters Answer: decrease in dopamine and
norepinephrine
◉ Tourette's Neurotransmitters Answer: dopamine, serotonin,
GABA, and glutamate
◉ What to prescribe for Tourette's Answer: Risperdal
◉ Substance abuse neurotransmitters Answer: decrease in opioid
neuropeptides
◉ Alcohol abuse neurotransmitters Answer: increase in GABA and
dopamine and decrease in serotonin
◉ Depression neurotransmitters Answer: decrease in serotonin,
dopamine, and norepinephrine
◉ sleep neurotransmitters Answer: low serotonin causes insomnia
(Melatonin is pre-cursor)
TEST PAPER SOLVED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS
◉ Increased and decreased acetylcholine Answer: Increased-
parkinson's
Decreased-alzheimers
◉ Where is Norepinephrine produced? Answer: locus coeruleus
◉ Where is serotonin produced? Answer: raphe nuclei
◉ Where is epinephrine produced? Answer: adrenal glands
◉ Where is dopamine produced? Answer: substantia nigra and
ventral tegmental area
◉ Where is GABA synthesized? Answer: limbic system
◉ s/s of acute dystonia Answer: Severe spasm of the tongue, neck,
eyes, face and back; laryngeal spasms (mutism)
,◉ Akathisia Answer: motor restlessness
◉ Parkinonism s/s Answer: slouched posture, shuffling gait, rigid,
bradykinesia, tremors at rest, pin-rolling
◉ tardive dyskinesia Answer: involuntary movements of the facial
muscles, tongue, and limbs, protrusion of tongue, smacking lips
◉ Aims Answer: abnormal involuntary movement scale
◉ Neurotransmitters autism Answer: gaba, serotonin, glutamate
◉ mood disorder neurotransmitters Answer: norepinephrine and
serotonin
◉ bipolar neurotransmitters Answer: increased glutamate
◉ Anxiety neurotransmitters Answer: increased norepinephrine and
decreased GABA
◉ OCD neurotransmitters Answer: decreased serotonin
, ◉ Parkinson's neurotransmitters Answer: increased acetylcholine
and decreased dopamine
◉ ADHD neurotransmitters Answer: decrease in dopamine and
norepinephrine
◉ Tourette's Neurotransmitters Answer: dopamine, serotonin,
GABA, and glutamate
◉ What to prescribe for Tourette's Answer: Risperdal
◉ Substance abuse neurotransmitters Answer: decrease in opioid
neuropeptides
◉ Alcohol abuse neurotransmitters Answer: increase in GABA and
dopamine and decrease in serotonin
◉ Depression neurotransmitters Answer: decrease in serotonin,
dopamine, and norepinephrine
◉ sleep neurotransmitters Answer: low serotonin causes insomnia
(Melatonin is pre-cursor)