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Which type of effects are increased DA responsible for?
central nervous system effects
Which type of effects are increased NE responsible for?
peripheral nervous system effects
What are the indications for the CNS Stimulants?
-anorectic (weight loss)
-ADD/ADHD
-narcolepsy
Which CNS stimulant inhibits vesicular storage?
reserpine
What is the mech. of action of amphetamine (and methylphenidate)?
They release NE and DA
What is the mech. of action of cocaine?
Cocaine blocks the reuptake of NE and DA.
What are the anorectic agents?
1. amphetamine
2. fenfluramine
3. mazinol
What are the drugs used to treat ADD/ADHD?
1. amphetamine
2. methylphenidate
3. pemoline
Which CNS stimulant has a risk of hepatotoxicity?
pemoline
true or false:
CNS stimulants will increase high rates of behavior and decrease low rates of behavior.
true
(This is called rate dependency.)
true or false: CNS stimulants can cause both tachycardia and bradycardia.
true
Tyrosine is converted into Dopa by which enzyme?
Tyrosine hydroxylase