BAD_EO Flashcards
What are the specifiers of a manic episode? (Total=7)
Anxious distress Psychothic features Mixed features Peripartum onset Catatonia Remission Severity
What are the specifiers of depressive episode? (Total=9)
anxious distress Psychotic features Mixed features Atypical features Melancholic features Peripartum onset Catatonia Remission Severity
What are the periods where suicides are higher?
During hospital admissions (14%) and six weeks after discharge (26%)
What are the main factors associated with suicide deaths ? (Total=8)
Male gender
Older age
Current episode of depression(70% of deaths and suicide attemps occur during this phase), mixed or manic with psychotic features
Hopelessness or psychomotor agitation during the current episode
Comorbidity of anxiety disorder
First-degree relatie with mood disorder or suicide
Prior suicide attempt
Psychosocial precipitant present within the first week of death
What are the features suggestive of bipolarity? (Total of 9)
Hypersomnia
Hyperphagia
Other atypical depressive sx such as leaden paralysis
Psychomotor retardation
Psychotic features and-or pathological guilt
Lablility of mood: irritability;racing thoughts;psychomotor agitation
Early onset of depression (avant 25 ans)
Multiple prior episodes (plus que 5)
Positive family hx of BAD
What is first-line treatment of adjunctinve psychological treatment of bipolar disorder?
Psychoeducation only for maintenance (level 2)
What is second-line recommendation for adjunctive psychological treatment for bipolar disorder?
CBT and Family-focused therapy for maintenance and depression
What is third line recommendation for adjunctive psychological treatment of bipolar disorder?
IPSRT for maintance and depression
Peer support only for maintenance
What are first line monotherapy agents for mania? (Total=8)
Lithium Quetiapine Epival Asenapine Aripiprazole Paliperidone Risperidone Cariparazine
What are first-line combination therapy for mania? (Total=4)
Quetiapine+Li-DVP
Aripiprazole +Li-DVP
Risperidone +Li-DVP
Asenapine +Li-DVP
Percentage of response in mania?
50% to monotherapy within 3-4 weeks. 20% more to combination thx.
Lithium is preferred over epival when individual displays which features?
Classic euphoric grandiose mania
Few prior episodes of illness
A mania-depressive-euthymic course of disease
Family hx of lithium response
Epival is preferred over lithium in individuals who display which features?
Equally effective in those with classical and dysphoric mania Multiple prior episodes Predominant irritable mood Comorbid SUD History of head trauma
Carbamazepine may be preferred in individuals who display which features?
History of head trauma
Comorbid anxiety and substance use
Schizoaffective presentation with mood-incongruent delusions
Negative hx of BAD in first-degree relatives
Which tx has evidence for mixed features in mania?
Combination therapy with atypical antipsychotics and epival.
Asenapine, aripiprazole, olanzapine and ziprasidone have been shown to be equally effective in tx mania with mixed features.
Which medication may have specific anxiolytic benefits to treat mania with anxious distress?
Epival, quetiapine, olanzapine and carbamazepine.
What are the first-line treatments for depression in BAD1? (Total=6)
Quetiapine Lurasidone +Li-DVT Lithium Lamotrigine Lurasidone Lamotrigine + Li-DVT
What are the second-line tx for depression in BAD1? (Total=5)
DVT SSRIs-Bupropion ECT Cariprazine Olanzapine-fluoxetine
In BAD1-depression episode, a lack of improvement is predictor of non-response after how long ?
2 weeks
Name a few third line therapy for BAD1-depression episode
Aripiprazole (level 4) Carbamazepine (level 2) Olanzapine (level 1) Modafinil adj (level 2) Synthroid adj (level 3) TMSr adj (level 2)
Name good agents to help with anxious distress in BAD1-depression episode
Quetiapine
Lurasidone
Olanzapine-fluoxetine
Name a good treatment for melancholic features in BDA1-depression episode
ECT
What is associated with rapide cycling that you need to rule out before choosing an agent?
Hypothyroidism
Substance use
Antidepressants
Best agents for in the acute and maintenance phases (i.e. to consider if rapid cycling patients)
Quetiapine
DVP
Lithium
Olanzapine
What are the risk features of recurrence of a mood episode in BAD1?
Younger age of onset Psychotic features Rapid cycling More (and more frequent) episode Comorbid anxiety and SUD
What are the first-line tx for maintenance in BAD1? (Total=8)
Lithium Quetiapine DVP Lamotrigine Asenapine Quetiapine +Li-DVP Aripiprazole + Li-DVP Aripiprazole (PO and LAI)
What are second line tx recommended in maintenance in BAD1?
Olanzapine Risperidone (LAI) Risperidone LAI adj Carbamazepine Paliperidone Lurasidone + Li-DVP Ziprasidone + Li-DVP
What are the recommendations for tx of acute hypomania in BAD2?
Lack of evidence.
When hypomania is frequent, severe, or impairing, clinicians should consider mood stabilizers such as lithium and DVP and-or atypical antipsychotics.
What are the first-line and second-line tx for acute depression in BAD2? (Total=1 ; 6)
First-line: quetiapine (L1) Second-line: Lithium L2 Lamotrigine L2 Buproprion adj L2 ECT L3 Sertraline L2 Venlafaxine L2
What are tx recommendations for maintenance of BAD2?
First-line:
Quetiapine
Lithium
Lamotrigine
Seconde-line: venlafaxine
SSx of lithium toxicity?
Neuro: tremors, fasciculations, weakness, confusion, seizures, coma
GI: No, Vo, Do and cramps
Cardio: flattening of T waves and arrythmias
Thyroid: coma myxoedemateux
Renal: acidose renale tubulaire, AKI
Tx of lithium toxicity?
Fluids +++ Hemodyalysis if : - Li level superior to 4mmol -Li level superior to 2.5mmol and symptomatic -Sx neurologic (eg seizures)
What increases Lithium level and what decreases li level?
Increase:
- NSAIDs
- ACE-inhibitors
- ARBs
- Thiazides
- Calcium channel blockers
- decrease of salt in your diet
- dehydration
Decreases:
- Caffein
- Theophiline
- spironolactone
What is the half life of valproate?
5 to 20 hours
So, BID administration
Dosing of valproate?
Loading dose 20-30mg-kg-day
Then 15mg-kg-day
Increase by 250-500 Q1-3day to reach 525 to 850 umol-L (700 in maintenance). Max usually 60mg-kg
Side effects of valproate?
GI sedation hair loss leucopenia and thrombocytopenia Hepatotoxicity (if combined with other anticonvulsivant or liver disease) Weight gain Pancreatits PCOS Tremor
Explain drug interaction between valproate and lamictal.
Valproate inhibits glucouride conjugation which increases lamictal level. When lamictal prescribed with valproate, reduce lamictal dose by 50%