6. Psychiatric Flashcards

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depression pathophysiology

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monamine deficiency theory

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monoamine deficiency theory

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depletion of NTs in CNS:
- serotonin
- NE
- dopa

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3
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depression meds

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MAOI
TCA
SSRI

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MAOI mechanism

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prevent breakdown of catecholamines and serotonin

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5
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MAOI risks

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hypertensive crisis
serotonin syndrom

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6
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what drugs should you avoid with MAOIs?

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meperidine
ketamine

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7
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which opioid is ok with MAOI?

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fentanyl

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8
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can you give benzos with MAOI?

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yes

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9
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pts on MAOI have ________ anesthetic requirements

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increased

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vasopressors for pts on MAOI

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direct acting
(phenylephrine)

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TCAs mech

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inhibit synaptic reuptake of NE and serotonin

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12
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what other neurochemical systems do TCAs impact?

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histamine
cholinergics

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SSRIs mech

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inhibit reuptake of serotonin from the neuronal synapse

Does not affect NE reuptake

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14
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serotonin syndrome symptoms

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Shivering
Hyperreflexia + myoclonus
Incr Temp > 41c
Vital sign instability
Encephalopathy
Restlessness
Sweating

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15
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serotonin syndrome treatment

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supportive measures
cyproheptadine

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16
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cyproheptadine class

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serotonin antagonist

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17
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Electroconvulsion therapy seizure length

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25-75s

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18
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ECT seizure type

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grand mal seizure

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19
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min ECT seizure length

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15s

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20
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ECT: phase 1

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parasympathetic
- brady
- hTN

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21
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ECT: phase 2

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sympathetic
- tachy
- HTN

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22
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incr CBF will ______ ICP

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incr ICP

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23
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methods to determine seizure activity

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electroencelphalogram
or
tournique to leg

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24
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pre-op med for ECT

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0.2 mg glyco to control brady and decr secretions

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ECT induction drug
0.5-1 mg/kg methohexital propofol
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what should you give after ECT induction?
sux to decr muscle contractions from seizure
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what should you use to treat tachycardia and HTN in ECT pts?
esmolol NTG
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ECT induction drugs options
methohexital propofol etomidate ketamine
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fastest onset ECT induction drug
methohexital
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propofol induction pro
decr HTN
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propofol induction con
shorter seizure activity
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ketamine induction for ECT will have
prolonged receovery
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what is important to know about bipolar pts?
lithium level if treated with lithium
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lithium side effects
QT prolongation non-specific ST segment and t-wave changes
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fluids for lithium pts
sodium containing to decrease lithium
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what drug to avoid in lithium pts?
thiazide diuretics will incr lithium
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pts on lithium may have _____ anesthetic requirement
decr
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neuroleptic malignant syndrome
dopamine blockade/depletion in basal ganglia and impaired thermoregulation
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NMS symptoms appear
gradually over 24-72 hrs
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NMS symtpoms
hyperpyrexia (fever) muscle rigidity (sk) rhabdo autonomic hyperrreflexia altered consciousness acidosis CK incr
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NMS treatment
stop antipsychotic drugs supportive therapy dantrolene bromocriptine
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what should you do for pts going under anesthesia with a history of NMS?
monitor for MH
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incr CK is associated with what?
NMS
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anesthetic need: acute alchol
decr anesthetic need
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anesthetic need: chronic
incr anesthetic need
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how long before surgery should you stope oral naltrexone?
72 hrs
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how long before surgery should you stop naltrexone injections?
4 weeks
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pts who stop naltrexone will
be more sensitive to opioids due to incr receptor density
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pts who are on naltrexone will
be resistant to opioid need higher opioid dosing
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disulfiram
inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase in alcohol metabolism
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disulfiram SE
hTN
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how to treat disulfiram hTN
phenylephrine
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anesthetic need: acute cocaine
incr need
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anesthetic need: chronic cocaine
negligible effect
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duration of cocaine toxicity
2 hrs
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what happens after taking cocaine?
catecholamine deficient
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anesthetic need: acute opioids
decr anesthetic need
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anesthetic need: chronic opioids
incr anesthetic need
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should you continue or discontinue chronic opioids prior to surgery?
continue to have higher opioid receptor saturation
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should you cntinue or discontinue methadone or buprenorphine before surgyer?
continue - need pain mgmt consult
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anesthetic need: acute amphetamines
incr anesthetic requirement
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acute amphetamine pts will have
tachycardia HTN hyperthermia
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anesthetic need: chronic amphetamines
decr anesthetic requirement
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chronic amphetamine users will be
catecholamine depleted hTN
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vasopressor for chronic amphetamine users
direct acting phenylephrine NE
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should you contine or discontinue amphetamines prescibed for ADHD?
discontinue
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anesthetic need: acute cannabis
decr requirement
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cannabis toxicity lasts
2-3 hrs
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anesthetic need: chronic cannabis
higher propofol incr analgesia
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chronic cannabis users will have
pulmonary issues similar to long-term smokers
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alcohol withdrawal S+S
tremors pereptual disturbances incr HR HTN N/V confusion
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alcohol withdrawal is most prononuced
24-36 hrs post-intake
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delerium tremens is most pronounced
2-4 days post-intake
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delerium tremens mortality
10%
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delerium tremens
alcohol withdrawl + seizures
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delerium tremens treatment
alcohol benzos
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which benzos for delerium tremens?
long-acting: lorazepam diazepam
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which HD meds for delerium tremens?
B blocker a blocker