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Anti-Epileptics Flashcards

Anti-Epileptics

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antieplipetic Cyp450 Inducer (5)

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phenobarbital
ethosuximide
phenytoin
carbamazepine
tobacco

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antieplipetic Cyp450 inhibitor (5)

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erythromycin
Ca channel blockers
trimethoprim/sulfa
fluconazole
valproate
valproate
lorazepam
lamotrigine

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levetiracteam relationship inducers/inhibitrs

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does neither b/c not really metabolized

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older people have more or less albumin

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less

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is renal excretion in older people increased or decreased

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decreased

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neonates have higher or lower protein binding than adults

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lower

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neonates have higher or lower metabolic rate when it comes to drugs when compared to adults

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higher

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do kids need higher or lower dose of durgs

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higher b/c higher metabolism

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9
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pregnancy needs higher or lower does of anti-epileptics

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higher

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10
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5 classes of drugs that interact w/ Anti epileptics

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birth control
coumadin
anti-depressants
cholesterol-lowering
chemo

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Phenobarbital use

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all seizures except absence

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Phenobarbital route

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PO, IV

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13
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Phenobarbital half life

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100 hours

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14
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Phenobarbital is metabolized where

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liver

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15
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Is Phenobarbital inducer of liver enzymes?

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yes

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Phenobarbital toxicity (3)

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hyperactivity in kids, sedation in adults, joint issues

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Phenobarbital mechanism

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GABA agonist
opens Cl channels
hyperpolarization

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18
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Phenytoin Use and best use

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all seizures except absence. best used for focal and secondarily generalized seizures

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Phenytoin mechanism

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blocks voltage gated Na channels

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20
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where is phenytoin metabolized?

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liver

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what happens to metabolism when phenytoin is metabolized at high doses?

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0 order kinetics

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22
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phenytoin half life

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variable 6-24 hrs

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23
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phenytoin toxicity (3)

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gingival hyperplasia, osteomalacia, ataxia

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phenytoin relationship w/ weight

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neutral

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25
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Benzo Use (4)

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very effective for all seizure types–withdrawal, sedatives, anxiolytics

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26
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benzo drug of choice for…

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Status epilepticus, alcohol withdrawal, withdrawal seizures

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benzo mechanism

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agonist at GABA receptor

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benzo route

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PO, IV

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29
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benzo toxicity (3)

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sedation, depression, withdrawal

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30
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benzo caveat

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addiction, tachyphylaxis

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31
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benzo metabolized where? is it an enzyme inducer

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liver
no

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32
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funny story for carbamazepine

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funny story: carbamazepine: carbs, need chewing= trigeminal neuralgia. carbs are food, need salt= Na channel blockade. Carbs are food= weight gain

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33
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carbamazepine mechanism

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Na channel blockade

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34
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carbamazepine route

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oral

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35
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carbamazepine half life

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12 hours

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36
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where is carbamazepine metabolized/

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liver

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37
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carbamazepine drug interactions (2)

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ca channel blockers and macrolide antibiotics

38
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carbamazepine most effect dru for

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focal seizures/ epilepsy

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carbamazepine side effects

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steven Johnson syndrome

40
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carbamazepine relationship w/ weight

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gain

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Carbamazepine use: best use and other uses (4)

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best for focal and secondarily generalized seizures.
Mood stabilizer
trigeminal neuralgia

42
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ethosuximide use

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absence

43
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ethosuximide mechanism

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blocks T type calcium channels (mainly in thalamus)

44
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ethosuximide route

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oral

45
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ethosuximide half life

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12-24 hours

46
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ethosuximide toxicity

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sedation, GI distress, occasional behavioral changes

47
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ethosuximide metabolized where. Is it an inducer?

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liver
mild inducer

48
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valproate funny story

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Valproate funny story: valproate is a pro works on seizure, migraine, and bipolar. P= Potassium channels

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Valproate Use (3)

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all seizure types, migraine, and bipolar
most effective drug

50
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Valproate mechanism

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not well understood
maybe Na channels
maybe increase GABA
maybe affects Ca and K conductance

51
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Valproate route

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oral and IV

52
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valproate half-life

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15 hours

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valproate toxicity

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GI, weight gain, menstrual problems, hair loss, thrombocytopenia, pancreatitis, hepatic encephalopathy

54
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valproate relationhip w/ weight

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gain

55
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valproate metabolized where. Is it an inducer?

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liver
not a major inducer

56
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Gabapentin Mechanism

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increases GABA levels in brain. May block Ca channels

57
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Gabapentin route

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PO

58
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Gabapentin half life

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6 hours

59
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Gabapentin toxicity

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sedation, GI distress, pedal edema

60
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gabapentin relationship w/ weight

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gain

61
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Gabapentin use (5)

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partial and secondarily generalized seizures.
Anxiolytic
sedative
anti-spasmodic
peripheral neuropathy

62
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gabapentin is metabolized where? inducer?

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not metabolized
not an enzyme inducer

63
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lamotrigine funny story

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funny story: skin rashes are lame, Stevens Johnson is lame

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Lamotrigine mechanism

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blocks release of glutamate pre-synaptically and blocks Na post synaptically

65
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Lamotrigine route

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oral

66
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Lamotrigine metabolism

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renally excreted after glucoronidation

67
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lamotrigine half life

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24 hours

68
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lamotrigine toxicity

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allergic rash 5-10%

69
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lamotrigine special use

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preferred drug for pregnancy

70
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lamotrigine relationshiop w/ weight

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neutral

71
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Lamotrigine use

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all seizures
Bipolar
neuropathic pain

72
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topiramate funny story

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takes care of all top problems: seizures, migraines, neuropathic

73
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topiramate metabolized where?

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some hepatic, mostly renal

74
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topiramate inducer?

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not an inducer

75
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topiramate half life

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24 hours

76
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topiramate route

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oral

77
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topiramate toxicity

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sedation, aphasia, parasthesias , kidney stones

78
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topiramate relationshiop w/ weight

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loss

79
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topiramate use

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seizures except absence
migraine prevention
neuropathic pain

80
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topiramate mechanism

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Na channel blockade
GABA agonist
glutamate antagonist

81
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levetiracetam funny story

A

levetriacetam = vesicles

82
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Levetiracetam mechanism

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not super well known..might block Ca channels and maybe stops vesicles from being released

83
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Levetiracetam metabolized where? inducer?

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2/3 excreted renally unchanged. some renal hydrolysis. not protein bound. not inducer

84
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Levetiracetam toxicity

A

cognitive and behavioral probelms

85
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Levetiracetam route

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IV and oral

86
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levetriacetam special use

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good for pregos

87
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levetiracetamrelationship w/ weight

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neutral

88
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Levetiracetam use

A

and generalize seizers
swiss army knife of seizure meds
favorite anti epileptic in hospitals

89
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Which AEDs work on GABA

A

Barbs benzos topiramate

90
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Which AEDs work on glutamate

A

lamotrigine, topiramate

91
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Which AEDs work on Na

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Phenytoin
Carbamazepine
Valproate
topiramate
lamotrigine

92
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Which AEDs work onCa

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ethosuximide

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