Class #11 - Benzo Flashcards
Dopamine receptors that excite cAMP?
D1 (GPCR)
Dopamine receptors that inhibits cAMP?
D2 (GPCR)
Dx for schizo act on?
Inhibits D2
First effective neuroleptic Dx?
Chlorpromazine
Chlopramazine action?
Block D2 receptor
New more selective D2 receptor inhibitors Dx name?
Trifluoperazine
3 classes of antidepresants?
- MAOI
- TCA - block reuptake of amines in synaptic cleft
- SSRI - Act on 5-HT receptors
TCA side effects?
Vascular -> Block Adrenergic receptors; Sedation -> Block H-1 receptors (histamine); GI/Vision -> Block Muscarinic receptors
First SSRI?
Fluoxetine (Prozac)
How many types of 5-HT receptors?
15, found everywhere, mostly GCPR’s
Fluoxetine inhibits on? and is a?
5-HT 3 receptors (Need two molecules of Serotonin to activate), ligand gated ion channel of Na+.
Hierarchical vs diffuse connection
Diffuse in brain
6 types of anxiety
- Stress related
- Generalize anxiety disorders
- Panic attacks
- Phobias
- Secondary anxiety (Eg. Hyperthyroidism)
- Drug induced
Name of benzo comes from?
Benzene ring + 1,4-diazepine ring with 2 Nitrogen atoms
5 major effect of Benzo
- Antianxiety: Hippocampus/amygdala
- Induce sleep: Cerebral cortex
- Anticonvulsivant: Cerebellum/hippocampus
- Musc. relaxation: Spinal cord/cerebellum/brainstem
- Impairs memory formations (amnesia): Cerebral cortex/hippocampus
Benzo lethal dose?
1000 times therapeutic dose
Used before benzo for anxiety?
Phenobarbital - Barbiturates
Used for stage fright?
b-Blockers
Benzo act on which receptor?
GABA a receptors, let Cl- in cell.
Most common type of GABA A?
1) 2 alpha1; 2 beta2; 1 gamma2
2) 2 aplha2; 2 beta2; 1gamma2
First benzo? 2nd Benzo?
Librium/Chlordiazepoxide
Valium/diazepam
Benzo bind where?
Junction between alpha and gamma subunits at an Allosteric site.
GABA inhibits?
Serotonin, Acetylcholine, Adrenaline, Dopamine
GABA a with subunits alpha 1/2/3 are where?
with alpha 4/5/6 are where? Plus positive modulators.
- Subsynaptic/synaptic (Phasic inhibition) + Benzo
2. Extrasynaptic (Tonic inhibition) + Neurosteroids, EtOH, general anesthesia