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ADHD Flashcards

1
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What is the general criteria for ADHD?

A

> 6 sx of inattention for >6 months
6 sx of hyperactivity for >6 months

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2
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At what age MUST there be some symptoms by?

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12

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3
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IS it enough to just have symptoms at school OR at home?

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No needs to be in more than 1 setting

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4
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Why are boys more commonly diagnosed?

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because girls missed cause pinnation goes unnoticed

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5
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What neurotransmitters are involved in ADHD?

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DA and NE

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6
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How does neurotransmitters work in ADHD?

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low DA causes inability to concentrate on dull task
NE dysfunction aids in inattention, mood and arousal

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7
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What assessment score used? Which one does teacher use?

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  1. SNAP-IV 26
  2. CADDRA- teacher
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8
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When doe symptoms of ADHD start?

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preschool

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9
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When does diagnosis usually occur for ADHD?

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School age

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10
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When does inattentive become dominant?

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adulthood

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11
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What is the most effective treatment (general)?

A

behaviour AND drug

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12
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What non pharm for ADHD?

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CBT
behaviour parent training, classroom training, peer training

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13
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Issue with study comparing atomoxetine and concrete?

A

did not include people that saw no improvement of both drugs or intolerable

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14
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MOA of atomoxetine?

A

Norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor

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15
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Is atomoxetine or concrete more effective?

A

CONCERTA

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16
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If a family wanted a non stimulant for ADHD what do we suggest?

A

atomoxetine

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17
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What is drugs better for in ADHD?

A

core ADHD symptoms

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18
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What is CBT better for in ADHD?

A

social, behaviours, anxiety

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19
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Methylphenidate MOA?

A

inhibits reuptake of DA and NE

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20
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AMphetamine MOA?

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increase release of DA and NE
perhaps also 5HT
inhibits reuptake

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21
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Pros of methylphenidate

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less peripheral activity BUT still some increased heart rate and BP

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22
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Does DA or NE have a bigger role in ADHD?

A

DA

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23
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MOA of guanfacine and clonidine

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alpha 2 adrenergic agonist

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24
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Why is guanfacine better than clonidine?

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more selective for 2A receptor= better improvement in behaviour and memory function

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25
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Side effects of guanfacine and clonidine?

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low BP and heart rate

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26
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Why are long acting stimulant used?

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can’t be diverted

27
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How much do stimulants help and when to see effect?

A

30-40% sx reduction in 70% of people
see response in 1 week

28
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What is an adequate trial of stimulants?

A

3-4 weeks

29
Q

Which is more efficacious, Methylphenidate or amphetamines?

A

equal

30
Q

If you fail methylphenidate what next?

A

amphetamines

31
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How beneficial is non stimulants?

A

25-30% reduction in 60% of people

32
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When is adequate trial for non stims?

A

6-8 weeks

33
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What is role of short acting stimulants?

A

adjuvant to long acting

34
Q

What are third line options for ADHD? Why do they suck?

A

bupropion, clonidine, imipramine, modafinil
suck= not effective s/e bad

35
Q

FIrst line amphetamine EDS option?

A

vyvanse

36
Q

First line covered option?

A

Concerta

37
Q

First line methylphenidate EDS option?

A

biphentin

38
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What SR drug IS TERRIBLE?

A

ritalin SR- 8 hour Half life

39
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Duration of first line agents?

A

> 12 hours

40
Q

What is special about Vyvanse?

A

prodrug= can’t absue

41
Q

Can you switch to generic if patient is on brand name stimulant?

A

NOOOOOO

42
Q

How much can stimulant decrease height?

A

1-2 cm

43
Q

Contraindications of psychostimulants?

A

severe hypertension, symptomatic cardiovascular disease
mania or psychosis

44
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Contraindications of atomoxetine?

A

same as stimulants BUT no for advanced atherosclerosis

45
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When is atomoxetine preferred

A

substance abuse, severe anxiety or tic disorders

46
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Contraindications of alpha 2?

A

can’t be adherent due to rebound hypertension

47
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Why are AP interacting with stims?

A

because they BLOCK dopamine

48
Q

What interactions is there for antihypertensive and stims?

A

may decrease hypotensive effect

49
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What interactions is there for SSRI/SNRI and stims?

A

increase toxic effect of AD and risk of serotonin syndrome

50
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What is optimal dose of stimulants?

A

Where no increase of drug elicits a further response

51
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What drug does not increase BP and HR?

A

Alpha 2

52
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Which class has low rate of appetite suppression?

A

Alpha 2

53
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What drugs have anticholinergic s/e?

A

ALL

54
Q

Which class doesn’t cause anxiety?

A

alpha 2

55
Q

Which class does not cause dizzy?

A

atomoxetine
alpha 2 -dose related

56
Q

Which class causes irritability?

A

Stims and atomoxetine

57
Q

What ones cause headache?

A

all

58
Q

Which drug doesn’t cause insomnia?

A

Alpha 2

59
Q

Which once does not cause drowsy?

A

Stims

60
Q

Which are good for tics?

A

atomoxetine and alpha 2

61
Q

Which class doesn’t not get skin reactions?

A

Alpha 2

62
Q

Which class has rebound affect of neuro sx?

A

Stims

63
Q

Which class causes decrease in weight?

A

stims and atomoxetine

64
Q

Which class does not cause sex dysfunction?

A

Stims and alpha 2(best)

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