ADHD Flashcards

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amphetamines

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release of NE/DA

Diminished fx by DA blockers

increased resorption with alkaline urine, excretion with acidic urine. CYP2D6 metabolism.

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atomoxetine

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NERI centrally and peripherally. CYP2D6

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clonidine

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regulation of NE released from Locus ceruleus

no CYP interactions

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4
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methylphenidate

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DA/NERI

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guanfacine

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post-synaptic alpha2R agonistic fx on PFC

no CYP interactions

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haloperidol

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D2 blocker. QT prolongation

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4 phases of ADHD therapy

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Counseling, titration, maintenance, potential termination

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correlation btwn serum drug levels and response in ADHD drugs?

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none

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9
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Tx of tourette’s & ADHD comorbid

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1) alpha2 agonist improve tics & ADHD, 2) stim for adhd only, 3) methylphenidate + alpha2 agonist. Alpha2 agonists only help tics when with ADHD. Otherwise use antipsychotics.

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alpha2 agonist examples

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clonidine, guanfacine

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OD on amphetamines, methylphenidate

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sympathetic sx. supportive, give BNZ

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atomoxetine toxicity

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mild - supportive with sedation, control of dyskinesias & seizures

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clonidine OD

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paradoxical short-term HTN, then HypoTN. nitroprusside, then pressors.

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general stimulant AE & ADEs

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CI narrow-angle glaucoma, MAOI, cardiac arrhythmias, liver dzs.

appetite suppression, delayed sleep onset, “wearing off” phenomenon, Tics, depression, social withdrawal

fast, frequent dosing required

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