Anxiety Flashcards

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1
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SAD def

A

chronic, long-term illness requiring extended therapy. after improvement at 8 weeks, continue tx for 6-12 months

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SAD first line options

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SSRIs or venlafaxine

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3
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brain regions in anxiety

A

anygdala
LC-locus ceruleus
hypothalamus

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4
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ntms in anxiety

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NE, GABA, 5HT, CRF, cholecystokinin

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5
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GAD s/sx
dx

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excessive anxiety, worries difficult to control, feeling on edge, poor concentration, mind going blank

restlessness, fatigue, muscle tension, sleep disturbances, irritability
sx are unrealistic and or excessive
persistent sx for most days for at least 6 months

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drugs that can induce anxiety

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anticonvulsants, ADs, BP meds, ABX, bronchodilators, CS, DA ag, herbal agents, illicit substances, stimulants, toxicity, w/drawal

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GAD
SNRIs
SSRIs
can use vs FDA approved

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duloxetine, venlafaxine XR can use and FDA approv

escitalopram, paxil, zoloft - can use
zoloft - not FDA-ap

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GAD 2nd, 3rd line

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2nd = hydroxizine or change AD
3rd = quetiapine XR, divalproex
can do benzo (chlordiazepoxide, clorazepate, lorazepam, alprazolam, diazepam)

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benzos in liver dysfunction

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LOT
lorazepam
oxazepam
temazepam

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PD s/sx

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fear of losing control, going crazy, and dying
depersonalization
de-realization
abdominal distress/pain
chest pain, discomfort
chills/hot flashes
SOB
trembling/shaking
sweating
agoraphobia

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agoraphobia

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anxiety about being in at least 2 situations or places where escape is difficult or help unavailable
may be secondary to panic attack but panic attack may be never experienced

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panic disorder AD onset

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8-12 weeks for full effect, 4 weeks to see anti-panic effect

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13
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non-pharm options for PD

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CBT
psychosocial tx psychoeducation
avoid stimulants and alcohol
inc physical activity

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14
Q

high potency benzos are ______ over benzos that need high doses
which benzos are for each

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preferred
high pot = alprazolam and clonazepam
high dose IM = lorazepam and diazepam

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15
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A. patient e PD starts taking fluoxetine
after 12 weeks response is inadequate
options?

B. same patient, after 12 weeks of taking the therapy recommended in part A there is an inadequate response.
options?

C. same patient, failed second option from part B. options?

at any step, if response is adequate, how long should therapy be continued for?

A

change SSRI to paroxetine or sertraline
change to venlafaxine

change SSRI
change to venlafaxine

add BZD or gabapentin or atypical AP

continue for 12-24 months

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16
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when dc med for PD, how long should discontinuation take

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6 months

17
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BZD should or should not be used in pts doing CBT? Why?

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should NOT
you want pt to be fully present and at their normal baseline

18
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SAD s/sx

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tachycardia, flushing, sweating, phobic avoidance, social anxiety

19
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how long is SAD tx acute phase, continuation phase and maintenance phase

A

4-12 weeks
3-6mo
6 mo+

20
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FDA approved not approved meds for SAD

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approved: paroxetine, sertraline, venlafaxine

not approv: fluvoxamine, escitalopram, pregabalin, gabapentin

21
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SAD: what is used for acute performance sx management

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BBs: propranolol and atenolol

22
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SAD: what to avoid in pregnancy

A

avoid paroxetine and benzos

23
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when is CBT recommended in SAD

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at any time w or w out tx
not to be done if pt is on benzos

24
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FDA approved for OCD

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paroxetine, fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, sertraline

25
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when is clomipramine used in OCD

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when pt fails SSRI due to ADR

26
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when can you augment with APs in OCD

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when patient has failed three different medications, one of them being clomipramine

27
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when can pt be tapered off medication for OCD

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after 1-2 years