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Bipolar & Anxiety Flashcards

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type 1 BPD is characterized by

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manic episodes

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type 2 BPD is characterized by

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hypomanic episodes

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what agents/classes are used for acute mania in BPD

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lithium, valproate, carbamazepine, or APS
monotherapy or combo

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what agents/classes are used for BPD depressive episodes

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lithium, lamotrigine, APS

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which 2 classes of AD are more likely to precipitate a manic episode

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SNRI, TCA

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should AD be continued during a manic episode

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no- d/c if possible

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which agents/classes are used for BPD maintenance

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lithium, lamotrigine, valproate, APS

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lithium is best for what type of BPD?
not as good for?

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best- euphoric mania
not work as well- rapid cyclers, mixed states

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lithium elimination is entirely

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renal

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lithium decreases the risk of

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suicide

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lithium is not good for patients with poor adherence due to risk for

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toxicity at high doses

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minor AEs of lithium

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GI, CNS, muscle weakness, tremor, lethargy, cardiac

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to avoid GI effects of lithium

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take with food, lower dose, XL QD dose, goes away with time

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what can be added to treat hand tremor from lithium

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propranolol

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more serious AEs of lithium

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polydipsia & polyuria +/- NDI, AKI, CKD, Brugada, floppy baby

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which meds affect renal function and should be avoided on lithium

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NSAIDs, ACE, ARB, diuretics, CCB. ECT, caffeine, clozapine

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lithium is CI in

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severe renal or cardiac disease, breastfeeding

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2 main things requiring monitoring when on lithium

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renal function, thyroid

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valproate is good for what type of BPD

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rapid cycling and mixed states

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AEs of valproate

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GI, tremor, sedation, bleeding/thrombocytopenia, weight gain, hyperammonemia, alopecia

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BBW valproate

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pancreatitis, liver toxicity, hepatotoxicity, urea disorders

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AE of carbamazepine

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neutropenia, leukopenia, hyponatremia

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carbamazepine BBW

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SJS/TEN- Asian risk

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aside from carbamazepine & valproate, what other AED can be used for BPD

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lamotrigine

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which 2nd gen APS can be used for manic/mixed episodes (7)?
maintenance? (6)

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aripiprazole, asenapine, cariprazine, olanzapine (+/- sadimorphan), quetiapine, risperidone, ziprasidone

**maintenance same except no asenapine

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which 2nd gen APS can be used for BPD depression (5)

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cariprazine, lumateperone, lurasidone, olanzapine (+fluoxetine), quetiapine

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which LAI are approved for BPD

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aripiprazole (maintena, asimtufii)
risperidone (consta, rykindo)

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28
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selective a-2 adrenergic receptor agonist taken SL approved for agitation in BPD

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dexmedetomidine

29
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3 APS agents used in BPD that also are indicated for adjunct in MDD

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aripiprazole, olanzapine (w/ fluoxetine), quetiapine

30
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should AD ever be used alone in BPD? when are they used?

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never monotherapy
add on for depressive episodes PRN

31
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what drug class can be added as adjunct in BPD short term for anxiety, panic, or agitation during acute mania

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benzos- usually clonazepam or lorazepam

32
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aside from benzos, what can be added for manic episodes as adjunctive therapy

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add SGA to lithium or valproate
add additional mood stabilizer

33
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which SGA is better for depression in BPD? maintenance?

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depression- quetiapine
maintenance- olanzapine

34
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which APS is available as a short acting injection and can be used for BPD

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olanzapine

35
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what 2 conditions does anxiety often coexist with

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sub abuse and depression

36
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examples of drugs/classes than can induce anxiety

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bupropion, SSRI, quinolones, albuterol, prednisone, illicit drugs, stimulants, withdrawal

37
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major AE considerations in the elderly when treating for anxiety

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anticholinergic sensitivity
paradoxical disinhibition risk
fall risk

38
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is buspirone used for GAD continuously or PRN

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continuously- takes time for affect
NOT FOR PRN USE!!!!!!!!

39
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which 4 AD are used for GAD

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escitalopram, paroxetine, duloxetine, venlafaxine

40
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how should AD be dosed for GAD? why?

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low and slow to avoid precipitating anxiety

41
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3 major AE of AD that do not go away with time

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sexual dysfunction, weight gain, drowsiness

42
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which 6 benzodiazepines are approved for use in anxiety

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alprazolam, chlordiazepoxide, clonazepam, clorazepate, diazepam, lorazepam

43
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BZD are best for rapid relief of which symptoms of anxiety

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somatic & autonomic (physical)

44
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alprazolam & clonazepam are also indicated for

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panic

45
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2 major AE of benzos

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paradoxical inhibition
anterograde amnesia (alprazolam)

46
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CI for benzos

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hx of sub abuse, severe hepatic disease, pregnancy/lactation, etc.

47
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which 3 benzos are best for use in hepatic disease? which is approved for anxiety?

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lorazepam – anxiety
oxazepam & triazolam

48
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benzo BBW

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risks when taken with opiates, dependence risk, abuse/misuse

49
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which benzo is a prodrug requiring acid for conversion

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clorazepate

50
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which benzo crosses the BBB quickly & has a long t1/2? what does this lead to?

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diazepam- high potential for euphoria and misuse

51
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which 2 benzos are high potency

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clonazepam and alprazolam

52
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benzos should be tapered when being d/c to avoid

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rebound anxiety, withdrawal, seizures

53
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options to manage sleep disturbances with GAD

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switch agents to more sedating (hydroxyzine, pregabalin), trazodone

54
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which GAD agent is best for elderly

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escitalopram

55
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which 4 agents are used for panic disorder

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fluoxetine, paroxetine, sertraline, venlafaxine

56
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are drugs used for specific phobias in panic disorder? what is used?

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no drugs, use CBT

57
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which drugs should NOT be used when receiving CBT

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benzos

58
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which 3 agents are used for SAD

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paroxetine, sertraline, venlafaxine

59
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3 alternate drug classes used for SAD

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anticonvulsants, benzos, B-blockers

60
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which 2 anticonvulsants can be used for SAD

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gabapentin, pregabalin

61
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when can benzos be used in SAD

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IF OTHER OPTIONS FAIL

62
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propranolol and atenolol are used in SAD to reduce

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autonomic anxiety (tremor, high HR)

63
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which drug has no benefit and should NOT be used for SAD

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buspirone

64
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3 preferred therapies for PTSD

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paroxetine, sertraline, CBT

65
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which 6 agents/classes should NOT be used for PTSD

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ketamine, divalproex, prazosin, benzos, cannabis, APS

66
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what drug is used to treat nightmares in PTSD

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prazosin

67
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which 4 agents are used for OCD

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fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, paroxetine, sertraline

68
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which 3 agents should NOT be used for OCD

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clonazepam, desipramine, clonidine

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