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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhich drug was discovered to have an anti-psychotic effect in the 1950s?haloperidolclozapinechlorpromazinerisperidone
- 2. Multiple ChoiceHyperdopaminergia meanshigh levels of dopaminelow levels of dopamine
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the side effects of chlorpromazine?muscle ridgidityweight lossheadachesblood poisoning
- 4. Multiple ChoiceLow levels beta hydroxylase could causehigh levels of dopmainelow levels of dopamine
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the cause of Parkinson's Disease?high levels of dopmainelow levels of dopamine
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich type of dopamine receptors seems to be most involved with schizophrenic symptoms?D1D2D3D4
- 7. Multiple ChoiceLow levels of dopamine in which pathway are associated with negative symptoms of schizophreniameso-cortical pathwaymeso-limbic pathway
- 8. Multiple ChoiceHigh levels of dopamine in which pathway are associate with positive symptoms?mesolimbicmesocortical
- 9. Multiple ChoiceHypodopaminergia meanshigh levels of dopaminelow levels of dopamine
- 10. Multiple ChoiceNegative symptoms of schizophrenia includeflat affect and mutismdelusions and hallucinations
- 11. Multiple ChoicePositive symptoms of schizophrenia includehallucinations and delusionsalogia and avolition
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich neurotransmitters has not been linked to schizophrenia?GABAglutamateserotoninacetylcholine
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich type of receptors does clozapine not block very effectively?serotonin receptorsD1sD2sD4s
- 14. Multiple ChoiceSome people think negative symptoms might be linked to high levels ofserotonindopamineacetylcholine
- 15. Multiple ChoiceOliver Howes and Shitij Kapur (2009) think research should look at...the enzyme that breaks down dopmaineD2 receptorsthe presynaptic cell
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