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PSY 210 Lecture | PSYC - Biopsychology, Quizzes of Biological Psychology

Class: PSYC - Biopsychology; Subject: Psychology; University: Mercer University; Term: Forever 1989;

Typology: Quizzes

2012/2013

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TERM 1
HBO the Alzheimer's project
DEFINITION 1
Brain looses massive amounts of tissue during gumming
processlesions in the brain
TERM 2
testing:
DEFINITION 2
asking questions that strain the brain MRI of the brain: couldn't
diagnose them until death up until 10 years ago, now we can look
at the brain and see the tangles.alois - stained brain tissues after
deathliving brain - Pittsburgh Compoun d B (PIB) - radioactive
tracer, restrain person to prevent m ovement and enhance focus,
inherited geneshippocampus can be affected by age related and
alz. memory lossdementia stops at hic campus, alz spreads to
other areas
TERM 3
behavioral stand point:
DEFINITION 3
short term memory is downmore than symptoms of getting
olderdepressionmood changesloss of activityage related
memory loss - prefrontal lobe, hippocampusalz. - short term
and long term memory lossloosing infromation over
timepossibly processed differently
TERM 4
root causes:
DEFINITION 4
nerve tanglesbeta amyloid plaques - tau tangles (nerve)
used in testingtau protein stabilizes transport system in
nerve cellsdendrites decay, accumulation occurs years
before symptoms appearstarts in entoranal cortexsome parts
of the brain ramp up, hippocampus works harder, looses
activation as time goes on
TERM 5
treatment:
DEFINITION 5
antibodies, anti amyloid.
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TERM 1

HBO the Alzheimer's project

DEFINITION 1 Brain looses massive amounts of tissue during gumming processlesions in the brain TERM 2

testing:

DEFINITION 2 asking questions that strain the brainMRI of the brain: couldn't diagnose them until death up until 10 years ago, now we can look at the brain and see the tangles.alois- stained brain tissues after deathliving brain - Pittsburgh Compound B (PIB) - radioactive tracer, restrain person to prevent movement and enhance focus, inherited geneshippocampus can be affected by age related and alz. memory lossdementia stops at hiccampus, alz spreads to other areas TERM 3

behavioral stand point:

DEFINITION 3 short term memory is downmore than symptoms of getting olderdepressionmood changesloss of activityage related memory loss - prefrontal lobe, hippocampusalz. - short term and long term memory lossloosing infromation over timepossibly processed differently TERM 4

root causes:

DEFINITION 4 nerve tanglesbeta amyloid plaques - tau tangles (nerve) used in testingtau protein stabilizes transport system in nerve cellsdendrites decay, accumulation occurs years before symptoms appearstarts in entoranal cortexsome parts of the brain ramp up, hippocampus works harder, looses activation as time goes on TERM 5

treatment:

DEFINITION 5 antibodies, anti amyloid.