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Afferent/ Sensory
sending impulse towards the central nervous system (CNS)
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Efferent/ Motor
Sending impulses away from the central nervous system (CNS)
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Integrative
Function of the nervous system that processes percieved information about the sensory changes and explains them in the internal and external enviorments
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Central Nervous System (CNS)
Part of the nervous system made up of the brain and spinal cord
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Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
The fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord
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Peripheral nervous system (PNS)
all parts of the nervous system excluding the brain and spinal cord
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Central system
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Reticular Formation
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Cerebellum
Located behind the brainstem and below the cerebrum and cordinates the movement of the body ane maintain equilibrium and balance
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Cerebrum
includes the cerenral cortex and cerebral medulla
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The endocrine and ___ system work together to maintain homeostasis
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What is the basic cell of the nervous system?
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List all parts that consists in the CNS:
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Which part of the brain contains gray and white matter?
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What is the main area that controls all other nervous system functions?
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Which part of the brain coordinates the movement of the body and maintains equilibrium and
balance?
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List the functions of the BBB:
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List the general properties of the BBB:
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List how the BBB can be broken down:
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List the physical changes the BBB can break down:
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List the different types of Anxiety & the causes:
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List the typical / traditional antipsychotic drugs
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What disorder is characterized by peaks and valleys of severe mania and depression?
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List the typical / traditional antipsychotic drugs:
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Name the Antimanic drug that treats bipolar disorder.
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What nervous system controls the nerves that connect to skeletal muscles and voluntary movement of the whole body?
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In low doses, benzodiazepines are used as?
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Stimulants are contraindicated in patients with what conditions?
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Which part of the neuron brings information away from the cell body to the CNS?
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Which part of the neuron brings information to the cell body from the CNS?
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What nonstimulant drug is used to treat ADD/ADHD?
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What is known as a grand mal seizure?
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Which type of seizure affects only one side of the brain?
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What nervous system controls the nerves that connect to smooth and cardiac muscles and involuntary movement within the whole body?
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What type of condition occurs as the brain neurons that produce the neurotransmitter dopamine begin to malfunction and progressively die?
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What nervous system controls the nerves that connect to smooth and cardiac muscles and involuntary movement within the whole body?
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What nervous system is divided into the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems?
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What nervous system prepares the body for sleep under nonstressful periods and affects the "rest and relaxation" response?
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Frontal lobe:
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Temporal lobe:
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Parietal lobe:
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Occipital lobe:
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Which of the following drugs is classified as a non-benzodiazepine? Select one
  • Secobarbital
  • Chloral hydrate
  • Quazepam
  • Eszopiclone
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What does the drug Carbidopa treat?
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What does the drug Cognex treat?
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What does the drug Aricept treat?
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Generic for Dilantin:
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Generic for Tegretol:
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Generic for Depakene:
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Classification for Aripiprazole
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Classification for Olanzapine -
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Classification for Chlorpromazine
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Classification for Quetiapine
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Classification for Phenelzine
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Classification for Fluoxetine
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Classification for Chlordiazepoxide
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Classification for Imipramine –
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Classification for Zolpidem
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Classification for Triazolam -
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Classification for Temazepam -
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Classification for Flurazepam –
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