Psychopharm Chapter 2 Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update Graded A+
The study of how a drug interacts with a receptor is termed - Answers Pharmacodynamics
The naturally occurring compounds that bind to receptors are termed - Answers Transmitters
A ? Can usually bind to many ? - Answers Neur...
The study of how a drug interacts with a receptor is termed - Answers Pharmacodynamics
The naturally occurring compounds that bind to receptors are termed - Answers Transmitters
A ? Can usually bind to many ? - Answers Neurotransmitter Receptors
A ? Usually binds to only one ? - Answers Receptor Neurotransmitter
New advances in pharmacology enable for the first time the development of drugs that bind to -
Answers One receptor only
Remarkably molecular biological techniques such as receptor cloning have allowed for the development
of drugs that are more selective than endogenous - Answers Ligands and neurotransmitters
A drug that exerts an effect similar to and occupies the same receptor site as the naturally occurring
compound is termed - Answers An agonist
A drug that blocks the effect of and occupies the same receptor site as the naturally occurring
compound is termed - Answers Antagonist
An ion channel within a postsynaptic receptor responds to binding of a neurotransmitter by altering: -
Answers b. its permeability to, but not selectivity for, ions.
The anxiolytic anxiety reducing effect of benzos such as diazepam occurs through - Answers Agonist
action st the gaba receptor
The benzo such as diazepam bind at - Answers A different site on the receptor as the endogenous
neurotransmitter to facilitate the action of the neurotransmitter
The benzo antagonist flumazenil binds at the same receptor as the - Answers Benzo to block the action
of the benzo
G protein coupled receptors respond to binding of a neurotransmitter by altering - Answers Ion channel
fx
Energy metabolism of the neural cell
Cell division
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G proteins can control the following cellular fxs - Answers Opening and closing of Ion channels
Energy metabolism of neural cell
Neural cell division
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