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NURS 660 SUM 2019 Exam 1 Stahl's Ch 5 - schizophrenia: pathways, sympts, anatomy . CORRECT ANSWERS DIAGRAM ELABORATION INCLUSIVE 2023//2024 Name 5 anatomical areas critical in schizophrenia Nucleus accumbens, Ventral tegmental area (VTA), Hippocampus, Striatum and Subtantia Nigra (SN). NA, VTA, HIPPO, STRIA, SN Typical antipsychotic cause movement abnormalities Which type of abnormalities appear in hours to days? Acute dystonic rxn - sustained muscle contraction; treat with IM b...

NURS 660 SUM 2019 Exam 1 Stahl's Ch 5 - schizophrenia: pathways, sympts, anatomy correctly answered 2022Name 5 anatomical areas critical in schizophrenia Nucleus accumbens, Ventral tegmental area (VTA), Hippocampus, Striatum and Subtantia Nigra (SN). NA, VTA, HIPPO, STRIA, SN Typical antipsychotic cause movement abnormalities Which type of abnormalities appear in hours to days? Acute dystonic rxn - sustained muscle contraction; treat with IM benadryl or benztropine Explain...

mesolimbic pathway : subcortical part of the brain involved in cognition and emotion Name the dopamine pathways and the symptoms associated : 1. NIGROSTRIATAL- to basal ganglia--movements 2. MESOLIMBIC- positive symptoms (assoc w/ euphoria and drug abuse 3.MESOCORTICAL-- with C's VTA-DLPFC - cognitive sympts; VTA-VMPFC- affective symptoms 4. TUBEROINFUNDIBULAR--hypothalamus to anterior pituitary; hyperprolactemia 5. THALAMIC --involved in deep sleep/arousal; no known abnl funct known ...

mesolimbic pathway correct answers subcortical part of the brain involved in cognition and emotion Name the dopamine pathways and the symptoms associated correct answers 1. NIGROSTRIATAL- to basal ganglia--movements 2. MESOLIMBIC- positive symptoms (assoc w/ euphoria and drug abuse 3.MESOCORTICAL-- with C's VTA-DLPFC - cognitive sympts; VTA-VMPFC- affective symptoms 4. TUBEROINFUNDIBULAR--hypothalamus to anterior pituitary; hyperprolactemia 5. THALAMIC --involved in deep sleep/arous...

NU 518-exam 1-with 100% verified answers -2023 GRADED A Question 1 1.32 / 1.32 pts A patient presents for evaluation of a sharp, aching chest pain which increases with breathing. Which anatomic area would you localize the symptom to? Musculoskeletal Reproductive Urinary Endocrine Question 2 1.32 / 1.32 pts A 22-year-old advertising copywriter presents for evaluation of joint pain. The pain is new, located in the wrists and fingers bilaterally. The patient denies a rash and also den...

mesolimbic pathway correct answer: subcortical part of the brain involved in cognition and emotion Name the dopamine pathways and the symptoms associated correct answer: 1. NIGROSTRIATAL- to basal ganglia--movements 2. MESOLIMBIC- positive symptoms (assoc w/ euphoria and drug abuse 3.MESOCORTICAL-- with C's VTA-DLPFC - cognitive sympts; VTA-VMPFC- affective symptoms 4. TUBEROINFUNDIBULAR--hypothalamus to anterior pituitary; hyperprolactemia 5. THALAMIC --involved in deep sleep/aro...

Pre-class Mini Lecture Mental Health Trauma/Stress(PTSD), Anxiety Disorders, Somatic Symptom Disorders (BOYD) We all know that stress is part of our daily lives, but our responses to stress vary from person to person. For instance, a person may develop a severe emotional reaction (strong agitation of feelings) and another person is hardly aware of a traumatic event. While most stressful events do not lead to mental disorders, sometimes, emotional problems and mental disorders develop as...

Name 5 anatomical areas critical in schizophrenia Nucleus accumbens, Ventral tegmental area (VTA), Hippocampus, Striatum and Subtantia Nigra (SN). NA, VTA, HIPPO, STRIA, SN Typical antipsychotic cause movement abnormalities Which type of abnormalities appear in hours to days? Acute dystonic rxn - sustained muscle contraction; treat with IM benadryl or benztropine Explain the role of NMDA in the negative and cogntive symptoms of schizophrenia hypoactive NMDA receptors-> cortico-brains...

Acute stress d/o -ANSWER exposure to trauma that causes anxiety, detachment and other symptoms, lasts 3 days -1 month following trauma PTSD -ANSWER exposure to trauma causes anxiety, detachment and other symptoms and can last for 1 month- many years Trauma -ANSWER extremely distressing event causing emotional sock with potentially long lasting psychological effects Resilience -ANSWER the capacity to withstand stress and catastrophe, develops overtime, association with positive feelings ...