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Drugs

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change precursor availability   L-dopa for Parkinson's disease acts   presynaptic  
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inhibit nerotransmitter synthesis   alpha methyltyrosine   presynaptic  
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inhibit storage of neurotransmitter   reserpine-   presynaptic  
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alter release of neurotransmitter   amphetamine   presynaptic  
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cholinergic nuclei   septal nuclei nucleus basalis of Meynert Striatum Cholinergic interneurons dorsal tegmental area of pontine reticular formation    
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Septal nuclei   projects via fornix to hippocampus    
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Nucleus Basalis of Meynert   projects to neocortex affected during Alzheimers    
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Striatum   contains cholinergic interneurons Degenerates in Huntington's diasease    
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Dorsal tegmental area of pontine reticular formation   projects to the thalamus involved in maintaining states of consciousness    
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Dopaminergic systems   -substantia nigra pars compacta -ventral tegmental area of reticular formation -arcuate nucleus of hypothalamus    
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substantia nigra pars compatcta   projects to striatum via nigrostriatal pathway degenerates in Parkinson's disease    
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Ventral tegmental area of reticular formation   projects to cortical and subcortical limbic nuclei Schizophrenia associated with increased dopamine production    
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arcuate nucleus of hypothalamus   projects to the infundibular portal system regulates prolactin release    
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Noradrenergic system?   Locus coeruleus lateral tegmental area of reticular formation    
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lateral tegmental area of reticular formation   involved in descending control of PAIN    
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Locus Coeruleus   projects diffusely to entire CNS involved in attention and states of arousal    
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Serotonergic system   Raphe nuclei pineal gland    
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Pineal gland   converts 5HT to melatonin regulates circadian rythms    
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Raphe Nuclei   -located all along midline of brainstem -project diffusely to entire CNS -reduced 5HT associated with depression & insomnia -reduced 5HT associated associated with depression and insomnia - increased 5HT associated with mania -descending pain contro    
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affected in Huntington's diases   striatum    
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affected in Parkinson's disease   substantia nigra pars compacta    
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affected in ventral tegmental area of reticular formation   Schizophrenia    
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involved in attention and arousal   locus coeruleus    
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Nuclei (plural) involved in descending pain control   ateral tegmental area of reticular formation raphe nuclei    
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Alzheimers drugs   aricept tacrine donepezil    
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Chronic INflammatory Demyelinating Polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP)   autoimmune attack on myelin sheath, axon undamaged electrical activity doesn't reach NMJ--> muscle atrophy    
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Neuroma   tangled mass of poorly regenerated axons forms near site of lesion or along route of regrowth generate extreme pain due to C fibers associated with phantom limb syndrome (PLS)    
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Acoustic neuroma   tumor of CN VIII swirl of nerve sheath cells    
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riluzole   treat ALS by binding to sodium channels and inhibiting opening this inhibits Ca++ influx thus excitotoxicity seen in ALS    
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Diazepam   Gaba receptor agonist to treat anxiety (long term)    
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Lorazepam (ativan)   treat anxiety--> Gaba receptor agonist    
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Stychrine   Glycine antagonist convulsant because it inhibitis an inhibitory synapase (dysinhibition)    
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methodone   prevents heroin & morphine interaction with opoiod receptors for natural pain killers (endorphins    
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blockage of reuptake   antidepressants   presynaptic  
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