Anxiolytics + Sedative/Hypnotics Flashcards
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Anxioltics sedative hypnotics used in ?
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Define anxiety
Anxiety + insomina
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unpleaseant state of tension or apprhension in case of GAD (Generalized Anxiety disorder )
Phobia or Panic
Accompanied by?
Physical sytomps of Sympathatic overactivity as
Tachycardia , palpitations , sweating and trembling )
Classifications of anxio sed antihyp drugs according to Mechanism
mention
1-Drugs facilitating GABA action
2-5HT1A partial agonists Buspirone
3-Melationin Reamleton
Mention drug faciliating GABA CTION
Barbituarsas
benozdizepine
Zolepidem zoleplon
ALCOHOL
Mention Atypical anxiolytic and sedatives
=Antidepressants as TCA and nirtazapine
=Antipsychotocis as queitapine and clozapine
=Antihistamnics : Diphenhydramine and doxylamine
BBs as inderal propranolol
Compare between GABA A &GABA B receptros
GABA A :-
for sedatives and hypnotics
Benzo barb 2z alco
Working by its IoNotropc effect on Cl- channels casuing hyperplorization and Neuronal inhibiton in CNS
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GABA B: Metabotropic by G protein
casuing pre and post synaptic inhibiton in spinal cord
presunaptic by blocking Ca channels blocking NTs release
Postsynaptic opening K+ Channels casuing K outflux causing Hyperplorization
Baclofen type?
Working on GABA B receptors for Muscle relaxant and spasitisy and rigidity
GABA A receptor formed Of
2alpha 2 beta 1 gamma subunits with specific sites for
1-Benzodiazpinte to increase frequency of opening of the channel
2-Barbitureate increasing the duration of opening of the channel
Baributares is stonger than BZDS?
Yes is is more powerful CNS depressan since :
GABA mimetic effect
Glutamate AMPA receptor Antagonist inhibitory
but has Lower TI beacuse of Medullary inhibtion
Mention pharmacological actions of barbitaures ?
Sedation — hypnosis - anastheis - coma and death why ?
due to medullary depression and CVS And respiratory derpession as follow :
Making body insensitive to increased CO2
Inhibiting VMC
Mention members of barbituares and its uses
Thiopental ultrashort IV anasthetic
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Pentobarbital
Secobarbital
Short and Intermediate No longer used due to addiction
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Phenobarbital Long acting used as antiepleptic
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Mention side effects of barbiturates
N2D2EA
1- Narrow TI
2-No antidote
3-Tolerance dynamic and kinetic ?
4- Depedence
5-Enzyme induction as increasing CYP 1A2 2C9 2C19 3A4 increasing theri catabolism kinetic
6-Acute prophyria increasing ALA synthetase activity
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Tremors -vertigo - Nasues -dowisness
Prophyria =
NVDA
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Prophyria cutanea tarda
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Pschyosis
Neurological abnormalities
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muscle weakness
How to manage barbiturate toxicity ?
Correction of the life threatening conditions as Artifical respiration o2 and co2 and Giving fluid and vasopressores to correct BP
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Absorption prevention:
Emisis-gastric lavage - activated chracol -cathartics
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Removal Facilitation :
Urine Alkalinzation
Forced Diuersis
Peritoneal dialysis - hemodialysis - hemoperfusion
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Mention withdrawal effects of barbiturates and Mangemetn
Excitement - Insmonia - dilireum - hallucination and toxic psychosis
give:? antipsychotics : halopridol for higly agitated patients or Olanzopine
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Convulsions gives : ?
Antiepileptics: Valoprate and Carbamazebine for decreasing Impulsivty
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Corner stone :
PhenoBarbitone as Longer acting with smoother withdrawal over 3-4 weeks
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BZ receptors classified to BZ1 AND 2 ACCOEDING TO ?
Alpha subunit :
Alpha 1 = sedative hypnotics and Z hypnotic
Alpha 2= Anxiolytic + Muscle relaxant
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Benzodiaepine increases the Frequency of Cl - channel openings
GR/ Benzodiazpines has advantages over barbiutrates
1-Wide safety margin
2-Antidote (flumazenil)
3-Less tolerance and dependence
4-No enzyme induction
5-No prophyria
6-Less CVS and Resp dep
Classify BZs according to duration of action
Shote TM ;
Triazolam
Midazolam
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Intermdiatea ALO
AlprazolaM
Lorazepam
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Long DiC
Diazepam
Clonazepam
BZs is ……philic and absorbed …….. and distribute to …..and …..
Lipophilic
Orally
Body+ CNS
IMI of BZs describe
SLower erratic than oral absorption except ? Lorazepam
IMI of BZs SLower erratic than oral absorption except ?
Lorazepam
BZs and theri metabolites are excreted in ?
Urine
What are the casues of the long duration of BZs?
ASF
Active metabolites having t1/2 more than parents
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Slow Receptor Disscoication rates
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Resditribution to Fatty tissue
Give example of BZs has metabilites with longer T1/2
Flurazepam &Diazepam
Lorazepam
oxazepam
Temaepam
are conjgate directly
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less cumultice and resiudla effects
not affected by enzyme inducers and inhibitors as other BZs