3.

hallucinations

4.

hyperphagia

5.

euphoria

3.

The major functions of cholinergic pathways in the central nervous system include

1.

learning and memory

2.

mood and emotion

3.

control of body temperature

4.

appetite

5.

drug dependence

4.

The effects of jet lag can be alleviated by administration of

1.

methylxanthine drugs

2.

melatonin

3.

histamine H2 receptor antagonists

4.

5-hydroxytryptamine 5-HT3 agonists

5.

cholinesterase inhibitors

5.

The predominant site containing cell bodies of noradrenergic neurons is the

1.

raphe nuclei

2.

nigrostriatal pathway

3.

locus coeruleus

4.

nucleus accumbens

5.

nucleus basalis

6.

The 5-hydroxytryptamine 5-HT3 receptors are

1.

excitatory ligand-gated cation channels

2.

inhibitory ligand-gated cation channels

3.

G-protein-coupled receptors

4.

inhibitory ligand-gated chloride channels

5.

presynaptic autoreceptors

7.

The dopamine transporter located in presynaptic nerve terminals is inhibited by

1.

bromocriptine

2.

levodopa

3.

ondansetron

4.

haloperidol

5.

cocaine

8.

Degeneration of the nucleus basalis of Meynert is associated with the development of