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what type of receptor does nicotine act at?

binds to and initially stimulates nicotinic AcH receptors

Briefly describe nicotines biphasic effect

remains attached to these receptors, effectively blocking further activation & resulting in longer calming effect

What 2 transmitters systems do these drugs primarily interact with


Amphetamine & Cocaine

DA & NE

How does cocaine interact with these transmitters (same as) which stage of cycle?

cocaine blocks the reuptake of transmitters



upregulates DA & NE activity by bloackage of cathecholomine reuptake following normal tranmitter release

What transmitter does LSD structually resemble

seratonin

what is the mechanism of action of LSD

binds to and activates the seratonin receptor, upregulates seratonin activity

Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, Alcohol



which transmitters do all these CNS depressents interact with

GABA

what is an additional mechanism of action of ethanol which is not transmitter specific

inhibits flow of NA+ across the neurolema; high concentration of ETOH can damage neurolema & interfere with transmission of action potential

What are two examples of opiate narcotic drugs

heroin, methadone, morphin

all opiate narcotics interact at receptors for which endegenous substances (natural)

endorphins & enkephalins

What is the mechanism of action of marijuana

binds to specific cannabinoid receptors in the CNS

name our endegenous (naturally occuring) marijuana-like substance

anandamide

what two transmitter system does XTC interact with

low doses increases the release of dopamine



higher dose seratonin

what transmitter system does PCP interact with

glutamic acid receptors

what are the two mechanism of action of caffeine

metabolizes cAMP


blocks adenosine to inhibit glutamide release

what blocks phosphodiesterase

caffeine