Neurotransmitters and neuromodulators
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| show | interferes with concentration and memory, alters visual and auditory perception, and distorts perceptions of the passage of time
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| show | indirect agonist for the GABA(A) receptor
reduce anxiety, promote sleep, reduce muscle seizure activity, produce muscle relaxation
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| show | composed of choline and acetate
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| show | neurons in the pons play a role in REM sleep
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| show | Breaks apart the acetylcholine molecule into Acetate ion and Choline molecule by way of an enzyme - choline acetyltransferase (ChAT)
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| Nicotinic receptors | show 🗑
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| show | blocks nicotinic receptors
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| show | agonist- causes the release of more dopamine and NE into the synapse
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| show | Ecstasy- both NE and 5-HT agonist(has both excitatory and hallucinogenic effects) causes release and inhibits its reuptake
can damage serotonergic neurons causing cognitive deficits
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| show | treatment for PTSD and anxiety disorders
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| show | treatment for OCD
reducing anxiety, depression and physical pain in people with advanced cancer
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| show | refers to drug (produced outside the body)
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| show | released by astrocytes when neurons in the brain are short of fuel or oxygen; serves as a neuromodulator in the brain(amount in brain increases during wakefulness and decreases during sleep)
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| show | inhibits the reuptake of serotonin
used to treat depression, anxiety disorders and OCD
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| show | Endogenous opioids
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