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Enhancement motor stimulation, low fatigue low drowsiness higher alert
Low doses high locomoation, high exploration
High does low locomotion, higher sterotypy
How does amphetamine disrupts DA synapses Amph. mimics DA, DA transporters take amphet. to cell, amph, gets inside vesicle and froce DA out, Da in Synpase, forces trsporter to act reverse
What does amphetamine influences? presynaptic cell by causing a lot of DA to be released
How amph. dirupts DA synapse 3Da in Synpase, forces trsporter to act reverse 4.Da builds up in the cleft and bind to recpetors 5. over stimulatio
nicotine withdrwal irritabilty, hunger, decreases HR, sleep disturbances
low levels= desensitization
long term= high nACHR
Psycostimulents influnce cognative and affective functioning behaviors
Dopmaine critical for the expression of motor stimulent effects of psycostimulents
Nicotine and Caffine minor psycostimulents
CAffine non selective antagonist of adenosine recepotrs
Nicotine acts as a nicotinic ACh agonist
Psycostimulent dose response fintion is interted u shape
Forebrain DA systms are critical for the expression of the motor stimulent effects of Major psycostiumulents
How do pyscostimulents drirupt DA synapses Meth fools the cell into dumping lots od dopamine into synapse, causing a surge of exhilaration
Apomorphine rotate away form DA Depletion
Amphetamine Rotate toward DA depleition
Most of the effects of caffine is related to: the abilty to acts as a non selective antagonist of adenosine receptors
Negative effects of cafine anxiety/addiction, increased vasci/blood preasuer, reduced control of fine motor ,movements, stimulation of urnition
positive effcts of csffine increased attention,alterness, lower risk of cardiovasucular disease, low diabetes,increased metabolic rate
Tolerance develops to many effects of caffine
Nicotine acts as ACh agonist
What triggers the release of adrenaline into the blood system? nAChRs found in the adrenal gland
What does nicotine exposure increases? Firing of midbrain DA cells
What are withdrawl symptoms might be mediateed by? Changes in nAChRs
1/2 smokers will die prematurley caner, carido disease, emphysmea, bronchits, dec. birth weight
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