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    BIOL4220

    NeuroDsvcb Fall 07 Exam #3

    Dr.

    David Tam

    1

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    Anyone found cheating will receive a zero grade for the

    6. The evidence sbowing

    tbat

    tbe release of dopamine induced by

    entire course.

    ampbetamine does not require action

    pot

    entials in presynaptic

    1. Wbicb

    drug

    can be used as anti-ast

    hma

    tic

    and

    decongestion agent? neuron is t

    hat

    (

    a. MAOI (monoamine oxidase inhibitor). .1 . a. it depends on binding of dopamine to the postsynaptic receptors.

    b. Haldol. V it depends on the presence of magnesium.

    c. SSRI

    serotonin reuptake inhibitor). it depends on depolarization Qfthe presynaptic terminal.

    E ~ h e ~ m a e p ~ d

    of

    Ca

    ++

    entry to the neuron or action potentia ls in the pre

    y .

    Rltalm: syoaptlc neuron.

    e. it releases inquantal amount.

    2. Wbicb oftbe following isNOT one

    of the therape

    utic use

    of

    amm

    pbetamine? .

    7. Normally, tbe

    transport

    of dopamine into tbe synaptic vesicle is

    ~ t r e a t i n g

    AHDH.

    pro

    moted

    by

    tbe

    ~ t r e t i n g

    narcolepsy.

    r)

    j )

    exchange ofH 'iOns out of th e vesicle along the pH gradient.

    .....er.-

    treating obesity.

    /

    y

    binding with Ca+ t ions. .

    /"d:' t r e ~ t i n g

    bronchial disorders such as asthma and decongestion.

    y .

    entry ofCa++ ions.

    (!)

    tr

    eating

    d. activation

    of

    dopamine transporter.

    e. inhibition of dopamine auto receptor.

    3.

    The molecular action

    of amphetamine at

    the synapse is

    . , I \)\ -- ? )

    reversing the dopamine transorter (and/or norepinephrine transporter). ~ 8. At higb dose, ampbetamine

    can

    act L[Yf l{/

    J )

    \ i'

    bfuding

    as

    ana go

    iiist of

    dopamine post-synaptic receptor.

    AC an anti-diarrhea agent. ,

    !/

    0-

    c:

    I

    binding as an antagonist of dopamine post-synaptic receptor.

    @

    MAOI (monoamine oxidase inhibitor) exerting anti-depressant effects.

    d.

    blocking the dopamine autorecptor.

    'I anti-nausea agent.

    e. increasing the vesicular release

    of

    dopamine.

    , anti-phobia agent.

    e. anti-Alzheimer's agent.

    4. Tbe excbange-diffusion model

    of ampbetamine

    says tbat the action

    of amphetamine at

    the synapse

    is

    produced by

    9. Amphetamine can stimulate dopamine syntbesis by tbe mechanism

    exchanging amphetamine into the presynaptic neuron and dopamine

    of

    ,

    \ .

    C J

    out by reversirig the tr

    aQ.spo

    rter' s pumping direction into ins

    id

    e ou

    t.

    flushing out the cytoplasmic dopamine, which reduces the end-product

    b.

    facilitating vesicular release of dopamine. inhibition

    effect..

    c.

    blocking the dopamine receptor at the post-synaptic neuron.

    b. breaking down dopamine at the synaptic cleft.

    d.

    blocking the dopamine autoreceptors.

    c. 'binding permanently with amphetamine at the post-synaptic receptor.

    e.

    blocking the enzymatic breakdown

    of

    dopamine.

    d. increasing the permeability of dopamine across the blood-brain barrier.

    e. neurotoxic oxidation by amphetamine.

    5. Normally VMAT (vesicular monoamine transporter) is used to

    a. pump dopamine tom the synaptic cleft into the pre-synaptic terminal .

    10. Ampbetamine can produce the fo llowing behavior/physiological

    ( ;> pump monoamne (s u

    Ch

    as dopamine) into the synaptic vesicles.

    effects except one. Which is the exception?

    :;y,- pump

    Na

    +jofisourof thecell inexchangeforK ion

    a. fu

    lingof

    exhllaration

    d. regulate the synthesis of dopamine.

    \- b. increases in confidence

    maintain the concentration gradients ofNa+ and K+ ions.

    c.

    improves in general motor perfonnance but not fine motor skills

    d. heightens alertness

    D

    fatigue

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    11. Whichof

    the

    followingisNOToneof thesymptomsof chronicuse

    - of

    highdoseamphetam ine?

    l.. restlessness

    hyper-em9tionality

    @ p-ataania

    .K.' difficultywithwork

    or

    inter-personalrelationships

    20. Which

    oftbe

    followingis anexecutivefunctiondiso

    rder

    ?

    / ADHD

    . f. ODD(oppositiondefiantdisorder)

    c. CD(conductdisorder)

    d.

    HFA(higherfunctionautism)

    ( )

    Parlffilson's '

    disorder

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    21. Whichof the followingisNOTaco-morbiddisorder that co-exists

    26.

    Whichof the

    fo

    llowingd rugsisus

    ecpn the treatmen

    tof ADHD?

    - - \

    withADHD? \ :1

    -:: i:)

    amphetamine

    or

    cocaine-classdrugs.

    C 'J. ,l n )

    . . , \ \ .1 '

    a. anxIetydIsorder _ .

    c

    '

    .. lithium. /

    .

    , . - r

    "

    '

    .\

    " {

    b.

    Tourette'ssyndrome {Y

    - .., '1 . ' "

    , -

    c: 'SSRI

    (selectiveserotoninreuptakeinhibitor).

    c.

    readingdisability

    d. MAOI (monoamineoxidaseinhibitor).

    A "

    onductdisorder

    e. antipsychotics.

    s

    y c h o s i s

    27. The molecularactionof Ritalin(methylphenidate)

    for

    treating

    22. Whichpart of the brain that showsadecreaseinmetaboJiSnUntbe ADHDis '

    neur

    opat

    hologyof ADHDfro m

    PET

    orfMRI imagingstudies?

    a.

    blockingthedopaminepost-synapticreceptor.

    pre-frontal

    co

    rtexandbasalganglia.

    b.

    blockingthedopamineautoreceptor.

    (1 cr

    eM

    e

    1(\

    oc.. (.,

    \'

    rcJ !jnr

    b .

    thalamus.

    blockingthe'Ceuptakeof dopaminetransporter .

    he,(rJA ((\ S

    \Y

    Cd\) rn

    c. cerebellum.

    d. blockingthereuptake

    of

    norepinephrinetransporter

    d. brainstem.

    /-( ) ( (I

    r()d(y (

    fO?. (1

    .

    IJ}h

    e. blockingthereuptakeof glutamatetransporter

    e. hippocampus.

    28. Themolecularactionof Strattera fortreating

    A

    DHD is

    23. Which

    of

    the

    followingisapsychophysicsassessmenttestfor

    a.

    blockingthedopaminepost-synapticreceptor.

    impulsivitytoresolveaconflictbetween

    the

    color

    and

    meaning

    of

    a

    b.

    blockingthedopamineautoreceptor.

    word?

    c.

    blockingthereuptake

    of

    dopaminetransporter.

    a.

    stoptasktest.

    @

    blockingthereuptakeofnorepinephrinetran

    sp

    ort

    er

    .

    - /

    b. tower

    of

    Hanoi

    game

    test.

    e. blockingthereuptake

    ofglufamate

    transporter.

    . c. fluencytasktest.

    29.

    Basedonthe

    treatment

    modelof ADDD,theneurochemical

    A t\

    troop

    fes

    t:

    hypothesisof ADDDis

    due

    to

    reaction-timetest.

    a. hyperfunction

    of

    dopaminergic/noradrenergicsystem.

    S:

    J0.\

    1.

    ,

    24. One of

    the

    characteristics

    of

    AD

    HD

    patientsis

    that

    theyoften

    hyofunctionof dopaminergic/noracirenergicsystem. ';.,

    performtbe stoptask. testwith a compar

    ed

    to nor

    mal

    c. hyperfunctionof glutamergicsystem. \

    'subjects.

    d.

    hyperfunctionof GABAergicsystem.

    a.

    shorterreactiontime

    e.

    hyperfunction

    of

    serotoninergicsystem.

    lungerreaction

    time

    ~

    30.Whichof thefollowingisNOT oneoftheeharacteristicsof

    thesamereaction

    time

    schizophrenia?

    d.

    longerattentionperiod

    ;4.

    delusion

    e. shorterattentionperiod

    .JY. disturbanceintheform

    of

    thought

    25. The useof Tower of Hanoigameistotest

    disturbanceinthecontentof thought

    II

    }

    A

    thereactiontimetostopongoingaction.

    .y hallucination

    ' \l!V

    associationskills

    with

    multipleobjects.

    (!)

    mama

    c. t

    he

    ability

    to plan

    withintermediatestepsusingworki

    ng

    memory

    . d :

    memorytasktorememberphotographical1y.

    "e. thespeedof motortask.

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    31.

    Wb at

    is

    tbe disorder

    that e

    xhibits

    crossm

    odality

    association,

    such

    as seeingsound or hea ring light?

    a. delusion.

    b. psychosis.

    schizophrenia

    \...!) synesthesia.

    e. hypersensitivity.

    32.Druginduced

    psychosisby

    cocaine

    or amphetamine indicatesthat

    ra;

    b.

    c.

    d.

    e.

    paranoia may be

    linked to '

    hyperfunction ofthed o p a m i ~ e r g i c system .

    'StY

    z....

    hypofunctionof thedopaminergic y s t e m . --;,'

    hyperfunction

    of

    theserotoninergicsystem.

    hypofunction

    of

    theserotoninergicsystem .Pj ('

    ...1

    f ('-..

    the a n x i e t ~ c ~ u s ~ d b ~ realfearof .gettingarrestedbecauseof the

    societalcnmmahzatlOnof recreatIOnaldrugs.

    36. The

    neuropathology of

    sc

    hiz

    o

    phre

    nia incl

    ud

    esthe following

    abnormalities except one. Which is the exception?

    .,

    a. neuralformation

    b. neuralmigration

    c.

    synaptogenesis

    A neuralpruning

    smallerheadcircumference

    37.

    The suppression of the sta rtle reOe/by precedi ng

    softer

    toneis

    a.

    .JK

    '38

    .

    called

    end-productinhibition.

    pre-pulseinhibition.

    mania.

    fight-or-flightreflex.

    ahedonia. C

    .

    . , '. ' ,

    \, .

    ,

    '

    1

    l

    :"

    \ .

    )

    ..

    \.

    ). , i , '

    , . _

    ~ . . . . , \

    33.

    Which ofthe followingisNOT

    one

    of the symptoms that involves f l: respondwithoutany s ~ l e inthepre-pulseinhibitiontest.

    the disturbances

    of

    emotions inschizophrenia? respondwitha bigstartlein thepre-pulseinhibitiontest.

    U .

    h I . tt

    h'

    h .

    t'

    t ft '

    slOgP

    ySIO

    oglca es , sc

    lZOp

    renlc pa len s0 en

    a. inappropriateemotions. . '

    b. noemotion.

    c. noexpressionof emotionsuchas monotone.

    d. suddenchangeof emotions.

    hallucination.

    34. The ~ ~ i C s u b t y ~ of schizophrenia ischaracterizedbythe

    a.

    emotIOn.

    Isturbances. \

    '

    ,I

    '\

    motor-disturbances.

    V.

    sensorydisturbances.

    d. memorydisturbances.

    e. cognitivedisturbances.

    35.

    Positive

    symptoms

    of

    r e n i refe

    r

    to

    the

    a.

    b.

    A

    .

    freezeposture.

    devoid

    o f b e h a V i o r ~ J ; ~ t D

    devoid

    of

    thoughts.

    ~ v ,

    devoidof emotions.

    excessivebehavior,thoughtor emotIon.

    \1

    \

    I :)

    :,,;c.

    failtorespondcorre.ctlynamingthecolorintheStrooptest.

    respond

    slowerin the

    stop

    t

    ask

    test.

    / .

    failinthefluencytest.

    39.

    One of

    the side effectsof ty pical antipsycboticsis

    a. hyperphagia.

    b. hyperactivity.

    c. insomnia

    extrapyr

    am

    idalsymp toms.

    e.

    hypertension.

    40.

    Lactati

    on isone oft heside effectsof

    (a)

    typ icalantipsychotics.

    b

    atypicalantipsychotics.

    ... e: antianxietydrug.

    %. antidepressants.

    antiepileptics.

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    jbich

    of the .following

    is

    NOT

    one

    of th

    eenvironmental

    sU.ess

    ors

    ,ihe cantr iggerschizopbreDia? . ' .

    '

    '" ,/

    emotiomll

    negativity. .

    b:

    '

    critical

    or emotio'nalityover-involvepfaniily d i m a t e ~

    .

    c.

    .over-stimuIatioriin:

    o e i ~ e n v i r o n m e n t .

    d. .stressful' e v e n t ~ y o n d p e t s ( ' ) J l a 1 control. .

    . positivetiriiily

    problem

    solviiigskills.

    I . '.

    4 ~ .

    HldcIenPane

    in

    the Joh

    ali wiJl

    dow

    o r r e a p O n d s t ~

    the .

    pane

    thli

    tiS

    . . . . .

    knownioselfand

    others. .

    . : kJlown.tOselfbut

    DOt

    otherS.

    ,...'.\ knowntoothers but o t , s e 1 f ~

    ~

    . notknoWll'tosetfor others. .

    u n k n ~ w n toanybody:.

    43.

    Which P . o ~ i o

    l l t t d lJilid

    ow

    eorres:poilds

    ta

    tbearea'

    that

    u

    ' kOOWD'tQothmblat

    t : S ' e l f ( ~ i c

    h s ( ) c ~ e S P O

    tl\e .

    igDoranJarea)?: " .

    .a,

    open

    paner

    Q)

    b ~ i n d

    pane. .

    . c. hldden.pane.

    . d.unknown pane.

    e. .supematuralpane.

    44.

    I { p o

    e d . g e a l ) ( )

    the

    conditions

    e ~ ~ r i c e d b y s e ~ ~ p J u ; ~ h ~ t

    .such

    h ~ t i n g v o i c ~ Q n berevealed

    to

    othetsby

    expandillgthe.

    Johari

    d 9 - w

    QpeD:Plineto

    JljddenPaire.

    T h i a e 1 p a u d ~ l

    .

    .lo1t.-d w

    fs.e.tOlbpl'SllecJ.

    by

    self-dise)t>sure.

    .

    : a s k i n g f o r f ~ b a e k . .

    med;i

    tationr

    ' '

    d.

    hypJio$is. . . ' . '.'.'

    e. "

    psychic

    . S P ( e x ~

    O n 1 .

    45.

    Wb

    ieh;

    ,of tbe

    o J i ~ J , l g ~ N O T

    ~

    f 1 h e m p t Q l B s

    ofille

    dyspboric

    ~ ia e p r :

    ~ J i ?

    . .... . ' ' ., ." .

    a. hope1

    eunes$ ..' . . .

    b beJples.mes

    s

    c.

    worthles$tlCSS

    d. despair

    G. delusion

    46. W h i ~ h

    ofthe

    followmg

    isNOT

    oneof thesymptomsof depressioo?

    ~ d i ~ i n i s h e d interestin:aUacfrvities.

    f a t i g ~ ()Tlossa energy.

    ...

    .

    ~ d e c r ~ a b i 1 i t y to

    thi,*or conCentrate

    or

    indecisiveness.

    . .

    ;t:

    e c w r ~ t

    tnoughtofdeathof-suicide.

    . . . : .

    \.

    ,

    .

    .

    4'1.

    Wbicb

    ofthe

    foHoWi

    ng

    is

    NOTone

    oUbe

    symptoms

    of

    mania?

    .a. .inflatedself-esteem

    f).;

    i n f l a t e d s e l f ~ f i d e n c e

    ( ~ : ~ = : : a ~ : e : ~ ~ V . i t i e s

    e.

    exce$si.ve

    pleasUrableactivitieswithhighpotefitialsforpainful

    .'

    conseqquences

    .

    4 8 . F ~ a t a l l o b o t o

    I i l Y wasacommonpracticetotteat which

    disorder

    bltiijp

    as

    tY ' '. , .

    depression.

    f u e n i a .

    .

    manla..

    .;K.

    .

    ADHO.

    ;L addiction.

    .'49.. Thediffer

    en.c.

    ebetw.eeu

    s

    ehizoph-:-e

    nia.

    and

    mania

    is that

    C9 the

    tho

    ught

    processofsch

    iZop

    hrenia

    is

    disorganized

    whitethe

    thought

    ...'

    process

    ofmaniais g

    oalc-directed.

    X sehizopbrema

    . ,

    mcing

    thought

    wh

    ilemaniadoesnot

    A

    s e f l ~ p b r e n bQlJavior

    ot:lenieadstod

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    consequenceswhilemania

    . . 'doeS not; '. ' . , . .. ' . .

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    eated w h i l maniaRothetr-eated

    .medically.

    A .

    scbiiOphreniaishy

    :peractive

    while

    maniais not.

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    50. Tbe difference between ADD (attention deficit disorder) and

    mania is tbat

    the thought process

    of

    ADD

    is

    focused while the thought process

    of

    /.5J

    mania is not

    c

    the racing thoughts

    in

    ADD are not focused

    on

    a single subject while

    the racing thoughts in mania are focused on achieving a speci fic goal

    even though that goal may be highly risky

    .

    / ADD behavior often leads to dire consequences while mania does not.

    ADD can be treated with medicine while mania not be treated

    medically.

    / ADD is hyperactive while mania is not.

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