Physiology Of Meth Jeopardy Template

History	Long-Term Effects	Structural	Main Structures Affected in the Brain	Miscellaneous
100 Germany Soldiers from what country used meth during WW2?	100 Attention Meth causes damage to the neurons in the frontal and pre-frontal cortex which causes ___ issues	100 Amphetamine and dopamine What is meth structurally similar to?	100 Dopamine and serotonin Causes decreases in what neurotransmitter transporters?	100 True True or false: Some of the effects from meth can resolve over time
200 Adrenaline Meth was used during the war because it triggers a similar response as ___ in the body?	200 Encode and recall Meth causes problems in the memory by making it hard to	200 Dopamine and norepinephrine Meth blocks reuptake of what neurotransmitters?	200 Building myelin and fighting infection Causes death to glial cells which are important for?	200 Subcortical The reward center is part of ___ structure?
300 General worsening condition, circulatory disorders Why did German soldiers stop using meth?	300 Mood swings, aggression, chronic depression What are 3 of the possible emotional issues chronic meth use causes?	300 Central Nervous System What nervous system does meth stimulate?	300 Glutamate Meth increases what neurotransmitter?	300 Dendrites The neurotoxic effects of meth damage ___, which causes problems in communication among other neurons
400 1893 When was meth first synthesized?	400 Motor function and coordination Meth causes damage to the neurons in the white matter which causes changes in	400 Dopamine Longterm exposure causes downregulation of presynaptic and postsynaptic aspects of the ___ system	400 Cerebellum and striatum Meth causes damage to which structures that are vital for movement?	400 The support system in cells Meth damages ___, which can cause cellular collapse
500 1970s In what decades did the Controlled Substances Act limit access to meth?	500 Makes it difficult to suppress impulses How does meth cause issues with judgement and problem-solving?	500 Feelings of euphoria, intensified emotions, altered self-esteem, increases in aggression and alter ness What does stimulating the CNS cause?	500 Hippocampus Meth causes damage to which structure that is vital for memory?	500 Psychosis Oxidative stress and neuroinflammation play a role in what psychiatric problem?

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