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    Jakarta‚ June 14th 2012 Abstract A majority of Parkinson’s disease patients had insufficient levels of vitamin D. Parkinson’s disease (PD) is the second most common form of neurodegeneration in the elderly population. In PD‚ one’s levels of dopamine are lowered because the nerve cells which make the chemical have either died or lost their usual functioning. Clinically‚ it is characterized by tremor‚ rigidity‚ slowness of movement‚ and postural imbalance. The correlation located in vitamin D

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    Running head: NEUROPSYCHOLOGY TREATMENTS Neuropsychology Treatments and Recovery Accuracy on Patience in the movie Awakenings Corey Allen Chubbs Bowie State University Neuropsychology Treatments and Recovery Accuracy in Patience in the movie Awakenings Introduction I choose the movie Awakenings‚ it was not my first choice but because of a prier incident I was forced to watch this movie. The psychological construct portrayed in the movie were neuropsychology treatments. Films that are based

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    Infatuation Verses Love

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    reasons for making commitments‚ whether infatuated or not. The scientific explanation: When one is infatuated‚ one’s brain "gets a huge surge of dopamine which literally changes the wiring in your brain. It activates the pleasure centres and stimulates the production of adrenaline. " The neurotransmitters links the person to "the production of dopamine so it intensifies the desire." Strong emotions: Research confirms that we experience distinct physical symptoms at the onset of infatuation. Symptoms

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    finger. That’s why it’s called a “pill-rolling” tremor. What Causes Tremor? Scientists have not yet solved the mystery of what causes the tremor but they have some good clues. * One of the fundamental causes of Parkinson’s disease is a loss of dopamine in the areas of the brain that support movements. * These movement-related brain sites are organized into circuits that specialize in producing various types of movements. * One of these circuits involves a regulatory brain region known as

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    and atypical drugs. Neuroleptic drugs such as Prolixin are conventional drugs that reduce psychotic symptoms but produce some of the symptoms of neurological diseases. These drugs block the activity of the neurotransmitter dopamine within 48 hours and their effect on dopamine are believed to be very important in therapy. However it takes several weeks of drug therapy before schizophrenic symptoms show substantial reduction. These drugs are more effective in reducing positive symptoms than negative

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    Biology 3201 STSE Drugs and Homeostasis  Submitted To: Mr. King Submitted By: Chelsea Hamen Date Due: October 28th Understanding Concepts: 1.) Clinical Depression - is the most frequently encountered mental illness. Clinical depression is now considered a physical condition in which there is a fault in the brain chemistry. It may afflict up to 5% or more of the population. Symptoms of depression include a distinct change in mood accompanied with an extreme feeling of hopelessness. Other symptoms

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    genome where a dopamine receptor D4‚ and dopamine transporter DAT were excluded‚ faced being susceptible to ADHD. Environmental factors include: brain injury‚ stroke‚ early deprivation‚ family psychosocial issues‚ and prenatal smoking. In efforts of explaining loco motor hyperactivity in ADHD‚ a study was given to boys with ADHD that showed they’re more active than normal children their age even during sleep‚ which indicates that loco motor hyperactivity is a primary symptom. Dopamine treatment through

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    Psychiatric Disorders‚ Diseases and Drugs Psychiatric Disorders‚ Diseases and Drugs Axia University Instructor: Allen Meyer Date: July 31‚ 2010 Axia University Instructor: Allen Meyer Date: July 31‚ 2010 Avery Paco Avery Paco Schizophrenia‚ emotional disorders‚ Anxiety and Tourette’s syndrome are all classified as psychiatric disorders. There is a thin line between neuropsychological disorders and psychiatric disorders. Though the two types of disorders are a result of a dysfunctional

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    The types of excitatory transmitters that could be brought on are dopamine‚ norepinephrine‚ epinephrine or acetylcholine‚ and glutamate. Each one of these is used for something different in the body and include a different process. Like stated before‚ these types of transmitters are transmitted through chemical messengers to the brain. Since we are talking about acetylcholine and dopamine‚ those both have very different functions for the body. One deals with motor skills and

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    Little by little you will lose some of the involuntary action you usually do. Several changes in the brain of individuals with Parkinson disease are noticeable‚ these changes include: A lack of dopamine: many symptoms of the Parkinson’s disease result from the lack of a chemical messenger called dopamine. This result when some cells of the brain that produce this chemical die or become reduced. The reason of these happening is unknown. Low norepinephrine levels: chemical messenger that controls

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