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CNS 6 Flashcards

1
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What are motor neurone disease

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Neurodegenerative condition which affects the brain and spinal cord

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State the non drug tx for motor neurone disease

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Nutrition, psychological support , physio, exercise , use of mobility aids and special equipment

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What is the first line tx for managing muscular symptoms such as muscle cramp

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Quinine (Unlicensed)

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What is the second line tx for muscle cramp

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Baclofen

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State the other unlicensed tx for muscle cramp?

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Tizanidine, dantrolene sodium or gabapentine( all.unlicensed used

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What’s the tx for muscle stiffness?

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Baclofen, tizanidine, gabapentine, dantrolene

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What’s the tx for saliva problems

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Antimuscarinic drugs( unlicensed)
Glycopyrronium bromide For pt with cognitive impairment if ineffective, specialist referral for botulinum toxin type A

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Tx for thick tenacious saliva

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Humidification, nebulizer or carbocysteine

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9
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Tx for respiratory symptoms

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Breathlessness ( opiods) or benzodiazappine if symptoms Exacerbated by anxiety

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Tx for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis aka motor neurone disease

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Riluzole used as tx to extend life

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11
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Parkinsons disease

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Progressive neurodegeberative condition results from the death of dopamine cells of substantia nigra in the brain

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What are eg of motor symptoms of PD

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Hypokinesia( small movement)
Bradykinesia( slow movement)
Rigidity
Rest tremor
Postural instability

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Non motor symptoms of PD

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Dementia
Depression
Sleep disturbance
Bladder and bowel dysfunction
Speech and language changes
Swallowing problems
Weight loss

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14
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Inform DVLA and car insurers once diagnosis of PD confirmed . T/false?

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True

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15
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Refer a pt with PD to a specialist and review every 6-12 months T/ F

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True

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16
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Non- drug tx for PD

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Physiotherapy
SLT
Occupational therapy
Dietitian

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17
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Eg of drugs used in PD

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See photo Fav.

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18
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List the two main drug classes used to tx PD

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Antimuscarinic and DA drugs

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19
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List eg of Antimuscarinic drugs used to tx PD

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Procyclidine
Trihexyphenyl
Orphenadrine

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20
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DA drugs used in PD

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Catechol-o- methyltransferase inhibitors eg Entacapone, opicapone, tolcapone)

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21
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List eg of Dopamine precursors used in PD

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Co- beneldopa, co- careldopa) - more neurone complications

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22
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List eg of Dopamine receptor agonist used in PD

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Amanda dine, apomorphine, bromocriprine , carbergoline, pergolide, pramipexole , ropinirole and rotigotine

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23
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List eg of Monamine - Oxidase B Inhibitor used in PD

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Rasagaline, selegiline , safinamide

24
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What’s the first line tx of motor symptoms of PD that affect QOL

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Levodopa + carbidopa ( co-careldopa)
Or Benserazide( co-beneldopa)

25
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Management of motor symptoms of PD that does not affect QOL

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Levodopa or
Non ergot derived dopamine receptor agonist eg Pramipexole, ropinirole or rotigotine
Rasagaline or selegline- Monoamine Oxidase B inhibitor

26
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Can you abrupt withdrawal Antiparkinson drugs?

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Nope to avoid side effects

27
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Pt and carer advice on Antipakison’s drug

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Inform pt of risk of adverse reactions including psychotic symptoms

28
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Which antiparkinson drug causes sudden onset of sleep as an ADR

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Dopamine agonist such as Pramipexole, ropinirole or rotigotine

29
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Which antiparkinson drug is associated with more motor Complication eg Dyskinesia

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Levodopa

30
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State what to offer pts who develop Dyskinesia or motor fluctuations despite optimal levodopa

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Offer a choice of non-ergotic DA agonist such as Pramipexole or Ropinirole, rotigotine or Rasagiline or Selegiline or COMT inhibitor entacapone or tolcapone as adjunct

31
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State when to use an ergot derived Dopamine agonist as an adjunct therapy to tx dyskinesia

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Only use if non ergot DA agonist are not adequate

32
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Amanda dine is indicatied for?

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Used if dyskinesia is still not adequately managed by modifying existing therapy

33
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State what drug is used to manage excessive day tike sleepiness and sudden onset of sleep in PD

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Modafinil
Review tx every 12months
Inform DVLA
Advise pt not to drive

34
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State what to use in the management of Nocturnal akinesia

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Levodopa or oral dopamine receptor agonist(1st line)
Rotigotine(2nd line)

35
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What is nocturnal akinesia

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Inability to turn in bed or rise to pass urine at night

36
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What drug is used to tx postural hypotension in PD?

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Midodrine HCL( ist line)
Fludrocortisone (alternative)

37
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What drug is used to tx psychotic symptoms?

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Hallucinations and Delusion- no tx is needed if well tolerated

38
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State when Quetiapine or Clozapine is used in tx psychotic symptoms in PD

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It is used in pt with no cognitive impairment

39
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What Antisychotics used in tx non motor symptoms of PD worsen the motor symptoms of Parkinson’s

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Phemothiazines or butyrophenones

40
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State the drug used to tx rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder in PD

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Clonazepam or melatonin

41
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Drug used to tx drooling saliva in PD

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Only use if SALT is not available or Non effective
Ist line- Glycopyrronium bromide (ist line)
Botulinum toxin type A (2nd line)

42
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Drug management of Parkinson’s disease dementia

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Offer a cholinesterase inhibitor to pt with mild- moderate PD
Offer Memantine if C.I is contraindicated

43
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What’s the drug management for advanced PD?

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Offer apomorphine HCl injection or infusions
Give Domperidone to counter N and V side effects from Apomorphine

44
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Impulse control disorder can develop in Parkinson’s pt on Dopaminergic therapy. T/false

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True

45
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State how to manage impulse control disorder

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Reduce dose of DA receptor agonist gradually and monitor withdrawal symptoms
Offer CBT of dose reduction not effective

46
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Important Safety advice for anti parkinsons drugs

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Fibrotic runs
Monitor for dyspnoea ( laboured breathing) ,persistent cough, chest pain, cardiac failure and abdominal pain (Bromocriptine, carbegoline ,pergolide)

Impulse control disorder

47
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Stopping parkinsons drug abruptly causes what …

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NMS - neuroleptic malignant syndrome; high fever, confusion, rigid muscle, sweating, fast Heart rate]

48
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What is the drug of choice to tx N and V in PD?

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Domperidone

49
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State why Metoclopramide isn’t used to tx N and V in PD

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Increases EPSE, exacerbations PD and antagonises effect of Antiparkinson drug

50
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State the appropriate time to tx n and V caused by apormorphine in PD

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2 days before apormorphine tx and discontinue ASAP

51
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Domperidone increases risk of QT prolongation when given with what drug?

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Apomorphine
It can cause serious Arrhythmia.
Monitor ECG snd cardiac risk factor

52
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State the indication of COMT inhibitors

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Use as adjunct to levodopa eg Tolcapone and Entacapone

53
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What’s the patient carer advice for Tolcapone?

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Liver toxicity

54
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Signs of liver toxicity for pts on Tolcapone

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Anorexia, N and V, Fatigue, Abdominal pain, darl Urine or Pruritus

55
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Pt and carer advise for Entacapone

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May colour urine [ Reddish brown) label 14

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