The Neurotransmitter That Seems to Be the Most Important in the Treatment

question 73

Multiple Choice

The neurotransmitter that seems to be the most important in the treatment of depression is called

• A) serotonin.
• B) acetylcholine.
• C) dopamine.
• D) lutein.

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Definitions:

Advanced Age

A stage of life often associated with old age, typically reflecting a higher risk of health problems and decreased physical capabilities.

Orthostatic Blood Pressure

A measure of blood pressure when an individual moves from lying down or sitting to a standing position, used to assess the body's cardiovascular response.

Adequate Intake

An established nutrient intake level recommended when there is not enough evidence to develop a Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA).