032515 drugs of abuse Flashcards

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general substance use disorder criteria

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problematic use within 12 month period w 2 or more symptoms that cause impairment in functioning

psychological and/or physiological dependence aren’t necessary for diagnosis

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cannabidiol

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component in marijuana that has medicinal properties (not the same properties as delta9THC)

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MOA of THC

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binds to CB1 receptor, which is highly expressed in cerebellum, hippocampus, and basal ganglia. binds to CB2 receptor which is in peripheral tissue

negatively coupled to andnylyl cyclase via Gi. inhibits transmitter release.

there are endogenous ligands (endocannbinoids) for the CB1 receptor

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marijuana effects

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  • euphoria
  • memory impairment
  • perceptual-motor alterations (driving-impaired)
  • cardiovascular (dose related tachycardia and orthostatic hypotension, exacerbates angina)
  • pulmonary (bronchodilation, lung irritant-may bronchoconstrict, decrease alveolar macrophage activity, decrease ciliary fxn)
  • reproductive (lowers testosterone, etc)
  • psychopathological effects (anxiety, paranoia)
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therapeutic uses of marijuana

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control of nausea, AIDs wasting syndrome

in Cananda-for MS pain and cancer pain

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ketamine and PCP (phencyclidine) effects

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autonomic and cardio system-sympathomimetic:

  • tachycardia
  • HTN
  • potentiation of catecholamines

CNS:

  • small doses-“drunken” state with numbness
  • moderate doses-analgesia and anesthesia
  • cataleptoid motor phenomenon
  • psychic state
  • large doses-may hv convulsions
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ketamine and phencyclidine MOA

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non-competitive NMDA antagonist (block ion channel)

also block NE and dopamine reuptake

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overdose of phencyclidine

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CNS: anxiety, aggression, halluciations, dysphoria, convulsions, delirium

sympathomimetic: tachycardia, HTN crisis

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indoleamines

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includes LSD, psilocin (from mushrooms). structures are similar to 5HT

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phenethylamines

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includes MDMA, mescaline. structures are similar to dopamine, amphetamine, methamphetamine.

more sympathomimetic than the indoleamines

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LSD effects

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EXTREMELY potent
sympathomimetic-tachycardia, increased BP, psychomotor stimulation

sensory and subjective effects: altered VISUAL perception, mood labile, impaired judgment

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MDMA effects

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known as ecstasy

feelings of “well being and connection”, altered time perception

psychomotor stimulation, restlessness, bruxism, anorexia, sweating, tremor

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