Cocaine Inhibits Dopamine from Being Reclaimed by the Neuron That

question 32

Multiple Choice

Cocaine inhibits dopamine from being reclaimed by the neuron that sent it into the synapse. Cocaine therefore increases the amount of dopamine present in the synapse by inhibiting a process called ______.

• A) restoration
• B) reuptake
• C) recycling
• D) reuse

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Definitions:

Encopresis

A condition typically affecting children, characterized by involuntary defecation in inappropriate places, often associated with emotional issues or constipation.

Enuresis

A medical condition commonly referred to as bedwetting, wherein an individual, usually a child, involuntarily urinates during sleep.

Bowels

The internal organs in the main cavities of the body, especially those in the abdominal cavity, responsible for digestion and excretion.

Toilet Trained

The process by which a young child learns to use the toilet for urination and defecation independently.