Class #11 - Benzo Flashcards

1
Q

Dopamine receptors that excite cAMP?

A

D1 (GPCR)

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2
Q

Dopamine receptors that inhibits cAMP?

A

D2 (GPCR)

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3
Q

Dx for schizo act on?

A

Inhibits D2

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4
Q

First effective neuroleptic Dx?

A

Chlorpromazine

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5
Q

Chlopramazine action?

A

Block D2 receptor

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6
Q

New more selective D2 receptor inhibitors Dx name?

A

Trifluoperazine

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7
Q

3 classes of antidepresants?

A
  1. MAOI
  2. TCA - block reuptake of amines in synaptic cleft
  3. SSRI - Act on 5-HT receptors
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8
Q

TCA side effects?

A

Vascular -> Block Adrenergic receptors; Sedation -> Block H-1 receptors (histamine); GI/Vision -> Block Muscarinic receptors

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9
Q

First SSRI?

A

Fluoxetine (Prozac)

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10
Q

How many types of 5-HT receptors?

A

15, found everywhere, mostly GCPR’s

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11
Q

Fluoxetine inhibits on? and is a?

A

5-HT 3 receptors (Need two molecules of Serotonin to activate), ligand gated ion channel of Na+.

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12
Q

Hierarchical vs diffuse connection

A

Diffuse in brain

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13
Q

6 types of anxiety

A
  1. Stress related
  2. Generalize anxiety disorders
  3. Panic attacks
  4. Phobias
  5. Secondary anxiety (Eg. Hyperthyroidism)
  6. Drug induced
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14
Q

Name of benzo comes from?

A

Benzene ring + 1,4-diazepine ring with 2 Nitrogen atoms

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15
Q

5 major effect of Benzo

A
  1. Antianxiety: Hippocampus/amygdala
  2. Induce sleep: Cerebral cortex
  3. Anticonvulsivant: Cerebellum/hippocampus
  4. Musc. relaxation: Spinal cord/cerebellum/brainstem
  5. Impairs memory formations (amnesia): Cerebral cortex/hippocampus
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16
Q

Benzo lethal dose?

A

1000 times therapeutic dose

17
Q

Used before benzo for anxiety?

A

Phenobarbital - Barbiturates

18
Q

Used for stage fright?

A

b-Blockers

19
Q

Benzo act on which receptor?

A

GABA a receptors, let Cl- in cell.

20
Q

Most common type of GABA A?

A

1) 2 alpha1; 2 beta2; 1 gamma2

2) 2 aplha2; 2 beta2; 1gamma2

21
Q

First benzo? 2nd Benzo?

A

Librium/Chlordiazepoxide

Valium/diazepam

22
Q

Benzo bind where?

A

Junction between alpha and gamma subunits at an Allosteric site.

23
Q

GABA inhibits?

A

Serotonin, Acetylcholine, Adrenaline, Dopamine

24
Q

GABA a with subunits alpha 1/2/3 are where?

with alpha 4/5/6 are where? Plus positive modulators.

A
  1. Subsynaptic/synaptic (Phasic inhibition) + Benzo

2. Extrasynaptic (Tonic inhibition) + Neurosteroids, EtOH, general anesthesia

25
Q

Benzo shift dose response curve top?

A

Left

26
Q

Barbiturate at high dose?

A

Open GABA a receptors on itself.

27
Q

Benzo vs Barbi in opening o receptors and selectivity

A

Benzo: Increase frequency and are selective to GABAa
Barbi: Increase duration and are not selective

28
Q

GABA a receptors with alpha 1 subunits =?

alpha 2 subunits =?

A

1=sedation

2=antianxiety

29
Q

Benzo antagonist=

A

Flumazenil

30
Q

Benzo inverse agonist=

A

B-Carboline act on allosteric site but impairs action of gaba = do opposite of benzo

31
Q

GABA b receptors are?

A

GCPR open K+ion

32
Q

Non-Benzo used for insomnia? binds where?

A

Zolpidem, bind to alpha 1 subunits on gaba a.