anti parkinson Flashcards

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presentation of PKD in later stage

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  1. motor fluctuation
  2. dyskinesia
  3. falls, postural instability
  4. postural hypotension
  5. confusiom, dementia
  6. suboptimal nutrition
  7. speech disorder
  8. sleep disorder
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4 cardinal features of PKD

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  1. tremour “pill rolling” at rest
  2. bradykinesia
  3. rigidity
  4. postural imstability, gait disturbances
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levodopa

SE

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Short term: N/V, postural hypotension

Long term:
dyskinesia (10%/yr), motor fluctuation

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What is (Carbidopa/levodopa)? 
carbidopa moa
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carbidopa moa is dopa decarboxylase inhibitor.
levodopa -> dopamine by dopa decarboxylase.
carbidopa dont padd through BBB, so it will lower dopamine level in the peripheral, lowering SE.

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what is entacapone,

tolcapone? MOA and SE

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MOA: COMT inhibitor, so more levodopa can enter the brain. must pair with levodopa.

SE:

  1. dyskinesia (lesser than levo)
  2. n/d, urinary discoloration
  3. visual hallucination
  4. daytime drowsiness, sleep disturbances
  5. TOLCAPONE: liver dysfunction
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what is selegiline, rasagiline

SE

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mao-b I.

  1. heartburn
  2. loss of appetite
  3. anxiety
  4. palpitation
  5. insomnia, nightmares
  6. visual hallucination

(maoi: postural hypotension, insomnia, restlessness)

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Which stage of PKD should which drug be used for

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  1. MAOBI: mild PKD as symptomatic monotherapy, used to delay use of levodopa
  2. D R agonist: adjunct or monotherapy
  3. amantadine: adjunct or monotherapy and anti-dykinesia
  4. trihexyphenidyl: adjunct or symptomatic monotherapy for tremour and stiffness and drooling

severe: levodopa, COMT I

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name 3 dopamine receptor agonist

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bromocriptline
pergolide
ropinirole

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SE of dopamine r agonist

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  1. fibrosis
  2. pedal edema
  3. pergolide- restrictive vulvular heart disease
  4. ropinirole sleepy
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trihexyphenidyl

SE

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anti cholinergic
sedation
delirium, hallucination, confusion

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amantadine

SE

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  1. cognitive (inability to conc)
  2. hallucination
  3. insomnia, nightmare
  4. livedo reticularis
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weird weird SE

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amantadine- livedo reticularis
pergolide - restrictive valvular heart disease
Ropinirole -somnolence
Tolcapone- liver dysfunction

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Sleep disturbance

sedation

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  • comt inhibitor: daytime sleepy, night time sleep disturbance
  • MAOBI
  • amantadine

•trihexyphenidyl
-ropinirole

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14
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non-pharm mod

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physio, exercise (stretching, balance, posture)
diet
knowledge abt this disease more
social support

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