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    passionate side of us to be expressed. Based on the articles and studies in this paper, it is clear that falling in love involves many mechanisms and chemicals in the brain (Gehrke, 2013). This includes oxytocin, serotonin, adrenaline, dopamine, norepinephrine, and estrogen and testosterone. The chemical chain triggers the feeling in our bodies, eventually initiating the feeling of love into our minds. Love is grounded and inclines us to action. When we love others, then, we are able to…

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    testosterone. While the exact pathophysiology of hot flashes is still unclear, the proposed mechanism is decreased levels of neurotransmitters in the thermoregulatory center of the hypothalamus. Estrogen withdrawal induces production of hypothalamic norepinephrine and serotonin, which lowers the thermoregulatory threshold and causes greater sensitivity to changes in core body temperature. A small rise in temperature can cause hot flashes: sudden feelings of warmth, perspiration, increased heart…

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    1. What is generalized anxiety disorder? What are the key features of the disorder? Generalized anxiety disorder can be defined as severe ongoing symptoms in which daily activities are interrupted. These symptoms include: drowsiness, insomnia, muscle tensions, difficulty concentrating, excessive amounts of worrying and anxiety. This disorder is typically seen during childhood or adolescence, but it can emerge at any age. Societal and cultural pressures add to the prevalence of generalized…

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    medications were approved the more popular the biological model became. According to the biological model, bipolar disorder is caused because of low levels of serotonin and either high or low levels of norepinephrine. Since Jamie had manic episodes she probably has high norepinephrine levels. Norepinephrine and serotonin are neurotransmitters that are inhibitory. Meaning they stop something from occurring. Mania has an effect on the sodium potassium pump. It causes the neurons in the sodium…

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    Major depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest during daily activities (Major Depression). This disorder is known as one of the most common mental disorders (Kohn). It affects how people feel, think, and behave in certain situations. Depression can come on suddenly, or be the effect of various events piling on top of each other (Depression). People between the age of 15-20 have experienced some soft of depression throughout their lives, while…

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    who is experiencing blood loss under different experimental treatment conditions over the course of 30 minutes. The treatment conditions I will be using are IV infusions of NaCl at a concentration of 1000mmol/L, HetaStarch 6%, epinephrine 50000, norepinephrine 50000, insulin 1000mu/min, and supplemental O2 at…

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    Smoking Affects The Body

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    Smoking has a large effect on all systems of the body. W.R, a 48 year old plumber has a 36- pack year smoking history. One of the major effects of smoking is atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis is the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels due to a fat and plaque buildup on the vessels. Some of the major risk factors for atherosclerosis include hypercholesterolemia, increasing age, sex- male being more prevalent than females, high blood cholesterol levels, cigarette smoking, obesity, and…

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    Rg's Ischaemic Case Study

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    onset is 5 min while duration of absorption is less than 10 minutes. Volume of distribution is 1.8 to 2.45L/kg. Dopamine is metabolized in liver, kidney, and plasma by monoamine oxidase and catechol-O-methyl transferase, convert it into active norepinephrine and inactive metabolites. The half-life of dopamine is 2 minutes and total body clearance is 115 mL/kg/min. 80% of it will be excreted in…

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    processes includes adrenaline, which is also referred to as apinephrine. Adrenaline is produced by the adrenal glands, and is responsible for the immediate reactions a person would feel. Another important hormone is norepinephrine, coming from the adrenal glands and the brain. Norepinephrine makes a person more aware and awake, shifts blood flow, and is the backup system for adrenaline. Lastly, is the hormone cortisol, which takes more time to be released into the bloodstream. First the amygdala…

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    “Which of my feelings are real? Jamison asked. “Which of the me’s is me”. (Jamison 68). Antidepressants are presumed to reduce depressive symptoms by alternating ones personality or emotions “generative brain system”- Stanford. It often is said that depression results from a chemical imbalance, but the disease is way more complex. Some researchers presume that depression is not solely bought on by a little chemical imbalance, but by factors, such as mood regulations, a stressful life, medication…

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