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Anti-Depressants Flashcards

1
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What are the drugs used for Depression?

A
  1. TCA’s (1,2nd, 3rd, 4th gen)
  2. Atypicals
  3. MAOI’s
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What are the 1st get TCA’s?

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I’m No Ami

-triptyline

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What are the 2nd gen TCA’s?

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Amoxapine
Maprotiline
Amox-Map

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What are the 3rd gen TCA’s/SSRIs?

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  1. Fluoxitene (Prozac/Sarafem)
  2. Paroxitene (Luvox)
  3. Fluvoxamine (Paxil)
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What are the 4th gen TCA’s/SNRIs?

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  1. Venlafaxine
  2. Deslafaxine
  3. Duloxitene (Cymbalta)
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What is the MOA of the 3rd gen TCAs?

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SELECTIVE inhibition of SA reuptake

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What is the MOA of the 3rd gen TCAs/SSRIs?

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SELECTIVE inhibition of SA reuptake

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Narrow angle glaucoma, CNS depressants (ETOH) are contraindications for which drugs?

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1st and 2nd gen TCA’s

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Which TCA can be used for OCD?

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Fluvoxamine (Luvox)

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Which TCA has an indication of post-menstrual symptoms?

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Fluoxitene (Prozac/Sarafem)

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What is the advantage of 3rd gen TCAs?

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No orthostatic Hypotension

Less cardiotoxicity

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What is the advantage of 3rd gen TCAs/SSRIs?

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No orthostatic Hypotension

Less cardiotoxicity

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What are the 3rd gen TCAs indicated for?

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Eating disorders 
Panic disorders 
Anxiety (without dependence) 
Major depression
OCD 
Post-menstrual symptoms
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What are the 3rd gen TCAs/SSRIs indicated for?

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Eating disorders 
Panic disorders 
Anxiety (without dependence) 
Major depression
OCD 
Post-menstrual symptoms
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Which TCA causes Insomnia?

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Fluoxitene/Prozac/Sarafem

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Which anti-depressant causes Serotonin syndrome?

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3rd gen TCA’s

17
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What is the MOA of the 4th gen/SNRIs?

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SA and NE reuptake inhibitors

18
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What does depression = ?

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Decreased NE

Decreased SE

19
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What are the indications of the SNRIs?

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Depression
NEUROPATHIC PAIN
When SSRI’s fail

20
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Which two anti-depressants give sexual dysfunction as an adverse effect?

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SSRIs

SNRIs

21
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Weight gain, glaucoma, and arrhythmias are adverse effects to which anti-depressants?

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1st gen TCAs

22
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What are the Atypical Anti-depressants?

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  1. Bupropion
  2. Mirtazapine
  3. Trazodone
  4. Nefazodone
23
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What is the MOA of Bupropion?

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WEAK NE and DA reuptake inhibitor

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What is the MOA of Mirtazapine?

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A2 receptor antagonist

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