13. Drugs of abuse Flashcards

1
Q

Drug to reduce Cocaine craving?

A

Bromocriptine

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2
Q

Major metabolite of nicotine?

A

Cotinine

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3
Q

ABCDE of adiction

A
inability to Abstain
impaired Behavioral control
Craving
Diminished recognition of problems
dysfunctional Emotional response
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4
Q

opioid drug w ceiling effect?

A

buprenorphine

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5
Q

opioid antagonist?

A

naltroxene

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6
Q

3 phases of opiod tx?

A
  1. Induction - finding the right dose
  2. maintenance - providing stability
  3. detoxification - weaning off
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7
Q

% of west virginians w illicit drug abuse?

A

4%

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8
Q

% of west virginians not being treated for drug abuse?

A

90% dont get tx

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9
Q

do drugs to tx addiction work thru the same receptor?

A

yes, they have to work thru the same receptor

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10
Q

drug to tx Dysphoria (unease) and restlessness associated w opioid withdrawal?

A

Clonidine

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11
Q

drug to tx myalgias and arthralgias in opioid withdrawal?

A

NSAIDs

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12
Q

drug to tx GI symptoms of opioid withdrawal?

A

loperamide

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13
Q

Roofie scientific name?

A

Flunitrazepam

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14
Q

drug used for power naps?

A

Propofol

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15
Q

Amphetamine mech of addiction?

wc amphetamine crosses BBB easiest?

A

directly increases levels of dopamine in nucleus accumbens

Methamphetamine

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16
Q

MOA of low dose amphetamines?
moderate dose?
high dose?
2 mechs at all doses

A

low - release NE
moderate - release NE and DA
high - release NE, DA and 5-HT
all - block reuptake and inhibit MAO

17
Q

why do meth addicts lose weight?

A

reduced appetite and increased activity

18
Q

cause of meth mouth?

A

reduced blood flow to gums and poor dental hygiene

19
Q

first line tx for amphetamine OD?

tx if first line is not enough? (4 specifics)

A

Benzodiazepines (IV)

2nd - antipsychotic (chlorpromazine, haloperidol, droperidol, ziprasidone)

20
Q

3 Amphetamine withdrawal symptoms?

A

depression
fatigue
hunger

21
Q

Acute effects of cocaine?

chronic effects?

A

acute - prolongation of DA in limbic system –> euphoria

chronic - DA depletion –> cravings

22
Q

4 metabolites of cocaine? wc only w alcohol?

A

benzoylexgonine
ecgonine
norcaine
Cocaethylene (w alcohol)

23
Q

Drug that cannot tx cocaine toxicity?

A

beta blockers

24
Q

chemical structure of nicotine?

A

lipid, soluble tertiary amine

25
Q

2 symptoms of nicotine toxicity?

A

respiratory paralysis

hypotension due to medullary paralysis

26
Q

Rx form of THC?

A

Dronabinol

27
Q

biochemically, why are drugs addictive? specific part of brain

A

increase DA in nucleus acumbens

28
Q

2 ways Aclohol affects opioid mech?

A

stimulates GABA

stimulates opioid transmisison

29
Q

4 systems involved in opioid addiction?

A

biological
psychological
social
spiritual

30
Q

recreational drug causing paranoid-schizophrenia like state?

A

Amphetamines

31
Q

symptom of cocaine toxicity?

A

cardiac failure. rapid elevation of blood pressure

32
Q

cocaine toxicity:
1 drug to tx agitation?
2 for hypertension?
3 for MI?

A

agitation - benzos
hypertension - benzos, phentolamine
MI - aspirin, nitroglycerin, phentolamine