Behavioral Science Flashcards
TCA’s
- name all 5 of them
- tell who they are used in
Imipramine: bedwetting
Amitryptaline: chronic pain and neuropathy
Clomipramine: OCD
Nortyptalline and Desipramine: used in elderly
4 effects of TCA’s
- anticholinergic
- block the break down of catecholamines
- Blocks AV node conduction and shuts down NA channels (arryhtmias)
- Block alpha one receptors causing orthostatic hypotension
when the PNS is stimulated by serotonin what are the effects seen
parasympathetic effects
a tumor that is neuroendocrine in function that releases 5HT and causes flushing, wheezing and diarrhea is?
Carcinoid tumor (carcinoid syndrome)
drug that is given to block serotonin receptors and decreases sympathetic activity in serotonin syndrome
cyproheptadine
drug that is a somatostatin analogue and is given to decreases parasympathetic symptoms seen in serotonin syndrome
ocreotide
number one side effect of SSRI
anorgasmia ( can’t shoot but you can point)`
name 6 common SSRI’s
Fluoxetine Sertraline Luvoxetine Paroxetine Citalopram - least likely to prolong QT interval Escitolopram
drugs that block both serotonin and NE reuptake called Heterocyclic Drugs
Nefazadone
Trazadone
Duloxetine
4 MAOI’s (block the breakdown of catecholamines)
Phenylzine
Tranylcypramine
Isocarboxazid
Selegyline
drug used for temporal lobe sexiures
carbamexapine
drug used for mixed, myotonic seizures
valproic acid
three mood stabilizer drugs used to treat bipolar syndrome
valproic acid
carbamezapine
lithium
two drugs that can cause nephrogenic diabetes inspires
lithium
demeclocyline
acrophobia
fear of heigths
mysophobia
fear of germs contamination or dirt
misperception of a stimulus
illusion