Antiparkinsonian Drugs Flashcards
Bromocriptine
Works on D2 and D1, half life 6 hrs
Hepatic
Dopamine agonist
Pramipexole
Dopamine agonist
D3>D2
Half life 12 hrs
Renal
Ropinirole
Dopamine agonist
D2, D3,4,5
Half life is 4-6 hrs
Hepatic
Dopamine agonist
Good: long lasting half life, protection against muscle symptoms
No diet changes, reduces risk of dyskinesia, delays motor complications
Bad: N/dizziness, hallucinations, somnolence, edema, compulsions
MOA: stimulates dopamine receptor directly
Carbidopa
MOA: blocks GI and peripheral tissue metabolism of DOPA, doesn’t pass BBB
Tolcapone/entacapone
Good: extends duration of levodopa
Bad: diarrhea and orange urine “dopaminergic”
MOA: blocks COMT, reduces inhibition of active transport of levodopa
Tolcapone:hepatotoxic
Selegiline
Good: enhances effect of levodopa, small symptomatic benefit alone
Bad: metabolized to amphetamine and methamphetamine
MOA: inhibits mono amine oxidase, inhibits dopamine metabolism
Zydis selegiline
Maob inhibitor
Dissolves on tongue, less side effect
Rasagiline
Irreversible MAO-B inhibitor
Not converted to amphetamine
Amantidine
Antiviral agent
Reduces dyskinesia
Augments dopamine release from stores
Blocks reuptake into presynaptic terminals
NMDA glutamate receptor blocker
SE: ankle edema, livedo reticularis, confusion/hallucinations
Antimuscuranic
SE: dry mouth, intraocular pressure, interference with peristalsis
Benztropine
Trihexyphenidyl
Biperiden
Apomorphine
Dopamine agonist
Affinity for D4..2,3,5
Short acting: 10 minute onset and lasts 60 minutes
Needs to be injected
Rescue OFF
SE: dyskinesia, nausea, low bp, skin irritation
May need tigan for nausea
Stalevo
Carbidopa, levodopa, entacapone
Comtan
Entacapone
Sinemet
Levidopa, carbidopa