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PHRM30002 – Glia Exam Questions With Correct Answers
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Microglia are immune cells, Astrocytes affect synapses and cover endothelium, 
Oligodendrocytes wrap neurons to form myelin sheath - answerWhat are three major types 
of glia and what do they do? 
Directly modulate neuronal function - answerNot only can the glia support neurons, what else 
do they do? 
Damage may lead to demyelination, affecting ap propogation and t...
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PHRM30002 Drugs Exam Study Guide.
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Reserpine - answerIrreversibly inhibits VMAT and depletes NA stores 
Tyramine/amphetamine - answerDisplaces NA from vesicles, with low affinity for MAO 
Guanethedine - answerBlocks calcium channels and stops vesicular exocytosis of NA and all 
other stored neurotransmitters 
Cocaine - answerBlocks reuptake of monoamines 
Barbiturates - answerPositive allosteric modulators of GABAa recept...
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What is pain? - answerUnpleasant sensory and emotional experience that protects subject 
from tissue damage. 
If uncontrolled, can contribute to central and autonomic disturbances; anxiety, depression, BP, 
HR 
Acute pain and treatment - answerAcute: 
-typically defined as lasting less than 3 months 
- somatic: sharp, localised pain 
- visceral: dull ache, poorly localised 
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Co-transmission describes the process whereby: 
A. a neurotransmitter can produce an enhanced effect by activating two or more signal 
transduction mechanisms. 
B. a single neurone can release more than one neurotransmitter substance. 
C. different neurotransmitters produce the same functional effects. 
D. different neurotransmitters produce synergistic effects. - answerB. a...
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PHRM30002 - Glia Exam Study Guide
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