Exam 16: Neurological and Psychiatric Disorders
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The specific kind of obsessions (for example, hand-washing vs. hoarding) of an individual with OCD can be related to the _____ of brain activity when shown symptom-provoking images.
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_____ dementia often strikes earlier than Alzheimer's disease.
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Some individuals with Tourette syndrome suffer from intense urge to complete complex sets of behaviors called:
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Tragically, due to high amounts of impulsivity, 15-20% of _________ patients commit suicide.
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Electrically stimulating the ____ can produce strong urges to make a particular movement, or even elicit the movement itself.
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A patient that has evidenced a one-time, severe change in personality may be suffering from:
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The pathological tendency to repeat an action persistently, even when it no longer serves a useful purpose is called:
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Brain-derived neurotropic factor (BDNF) levels have been found to be ________ in depressed suicide victims.
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Positive symptoms, such as the ___________ that can be present in schizophrenia, are symptoms that appear with the disease.
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What is voxel-based morphometry, and how has it revolutionized how we study the neurological basis for certain disorders?
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An individual that has consistent, intrusive worries about having clean hands and proceeds to wash them to the point of actually damaging them may be diagnosed with:
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Because Huntington's affects the striatum, one the primary symptoms is loss of:
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False beliefs, like those present in some cases of schizophrenia, are called:
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Two corticostriatal processing loops are often implicated in OCD, one between the ventral striatum and the orbitofrontal cortex, the other between the anterior caudate nucleus and the:
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Unlike frontotemporal dementia, the damage in Huntington's disease is primarily:
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Researchers can combine fMRI and ____ to compare functional connectivity with areas affected by amyloid plaques.
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