| pharmocology | | biological drug |
| receptor | | drug induced confusion that can cause increased drug consumption |
| cerebrum | | drug used to promote mental relaxation |
| gaba | | continous body movement such as being restless or constantly pacing about |
| sedative | | an electrical recording of the brain |
| akathasia | | abnormal discharge of brain neurons that causes alteration of behavior and/or motor activity |
| lithium | | specific structure that drugs bind to |
| tetrahydrocannabinol | | phenomenom occuring long after LSD usage |
| flashback | | element similar to sodium used in the treatment of mania and BPD |
| seizure | | study of drugs |
| automatism | | inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain |
| hypnotic | | largest and most upper part of the brain |
| EEG | | drug used to induce and maintain sleep |
| botulinumtoxin | | active ingredient of the marijuana plant |
| cholinergic | | nerve and receptors of the PNS |
| adrenergic | | refers to nerves that release NE |