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Motivation is a component of patient- contemplation
focused interventions to enhance
adherence. Based on the transtheoretical
model, readiness to change can fluctuate
across five stages. Which stage is
represented by the patient who is aware that
a problem exists and, while seriously thinking
about overcoming it, has not yet committed
to a plan of action?
Introducing adherence in facilitating false It is introduced as early as possible in treatment to mitigate the risks associated
treatment goals is something that would be with nonadherence.
necessary in a patient who has previously
displayed nonadherence patterns.
When dopamine (subtype 2) receptors are Nigrostriatal
blocked in this pathway (system), it is evident
by EPS.
Neurotransmitters are defined by four a,c,d
essential characteristics. These are
A.Neurotransmitters are synthesized within
presynaptic neurons.
B. Depolarization of a neuron results in the
release of a neurotransmitter, which exerts a
multitude of actions on the postsynaptic
neuron.
C. Their action on postsynaptic neurons can
be replicated by administering a drug that
mimics the activity of the endogenous
neurotransmitter.
D. Their action in the synaptic cleft is
terminated by a specific action.
Neurotransmission is unidirectional insofar as Dendrites, Cell body, Axon, Axon terminals
chemical and electrical conduction is
concerned within the individual neuron. Of
the following descriptions, which best
characterizes the order of
neurotransmitter/receptor interaction that
results in an electrical signal impulse and the
release of another neurotransmitter for
interaction in the synaptic cleft (signal
conduction through a neuron)?
, Neurons are classified in several different Statement 2 would need to include modulatory
ways. From the following statements, select function to be correct, and Statement 5 does not
which ones are true. include structural and functional classification
systems.
1) The two structural classifications are
projection neurons and local inter-neurons. 1,3,4
2) Function classifications are made up of
two subcategories: excitatory and inhibitory.
3) Histological classification includes bipolar,
unipolar, and multipolar.
4) Classifications using a combination of
structural, functional, and neurotransmitter
type provide the most robust and useful
description.
5) Classification by neurotransmitter type
alone provides the most useful description
Serotonin (5HT) is a neurotransmitter A. Stabilizes dopamine concentrations in the CNS
associated with mood, sleep, and psychosis.
There are several serotonin receptors all
over the human body. A unique aspect of the
second generation antipsychotics is their
ability to block 5HT2a receptors. What is the
effect of this inhibition?
Glia cells play a supportive role to the Macroglial
neuron. A few of the functions of the glial
cells include providing nutrition, maintaining **Microglial cells are small, phagocytic cells related to peripheral macrophages.
homeostasis, stabilizing synapses, and
myelinating axons. The glial cells are
categorized as microglia and macroglia. Of
these two cell types, which one plays an
active and critical role in glutamatergic
neurotransmission by providing a co-agonist
required for glutamate receptor function?
The synaptic cleft is an area where dendrites and axon terminals are within close
The synaptic cleft is best characterized by proximity, allowing for the release of a neurotransmitter from a presynaptic neuron that
which of the following statements? can interact with receptors on dendritic cells of a post synaptic neuron, which is the
main basis for intercellular communication of neurons.
If a patient admits to taking his medication Is the desired effect recognized at a lower daily dose?
every other day (instead of daily, as
prescribed), a potential concern would be:
G-protein coupled receptors are targets for Modification of gene expression
several psychiatric medications. Given what
we know about these receptors, what is the
ultimate result we will see when one of them
is activated in a way that would potentiate an
action?
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