selective inhibition of MAO-B is generally ________.
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well tolerated
How is PD diagnosed?
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based on medical history and neurological examination and symptoms
What is Schizophrenia?
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literally meaning "shattered mind", it is the breakdown of thought processes
and lack of typical emotions
What are anti-psychotic drugs?
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also known as neuroleptics, decrease dopamine synaptic activity in the
limbic pathway
Symptoms of PD?
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- bradykinesia
- rigidity
- impaired balance
- tremors when limbs at rest
- more advanced; impaired movement & speech
low dopamine in the _______ system is linked to _______.
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cortical; negative symptoms
, What is the glutamate hypothesis?
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hypothetical pathway involving imbalance in glutameric transmission linked
to varying systemic DA levels
selegiline
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(same as pargyline in documentary)
direct pathway signals
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putamen to GPi to thalamus and cortex
when released by interneurons, ACh (neuromodulators) is associated with _______.
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motor control
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well tolerated
How is PD diagnosed?
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based on medical history and neurological examination and symptoms
What is Schizophrenia?
,Give this one a try later!
literally meaning "shattered mind", it is the breakdown of thought processes
and lack of typical emotions
What are anti-psychotic drugs?
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also known as neuroleptics, decrease dopamine synaptic activity in the
limbic pathway
Symptoms of PD?
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- bradykinesia
- rigidity
- impaired balance
- tremors when limbs at rest
- more advanced; impaired movement & speech
low dopamine in the _______ system is linked to _______.
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cortical; negative symptoms
, What is the glutamate hypothesis?
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hypothetical pathway involving imbalance in glutameric transmission linked
to varying systemic DA levels
selegiline
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(same as pargyline in documentary)
direct pathway signals
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putamen to GPi to thalamus and cortex
when released by interneurons, ACh (neuromodulators) is associated with _______.
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motor control
