hard · MCAT bio-biochem
A patient with schizophrenia is prescribed a medication that acts as a dopamine antagonist.
The psychiatrist explains that the 'positive' symptoms, such as hallucinations, are primarily linked to dysregulation in which pathway?
- Tuberoinfundibular pathway
- Mesolimbic pathway
- Mesocortical pathway
- Nigrostriatal pathway
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