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CNS Pharm Flashcards

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What is the NT pathophys of Alzheimer’s disease?

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decreased ACh-M

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What is the 1a pharm approach in Alzheimer’s disease?

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increase ACh activity

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What is the NT pathophys of acute/chronic pain?

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abnormal PG, ion channels, 5HT, glutamate

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What is the NT pathophys of Parkinson’s disease?

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decreased striatal DA release (leading to increased ACh and increased GABA inhibition)

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This is due to decreased striatal DA release (leading to increased ACh and increased GABA inhibition).

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Parkinson’s disease

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This is caused by abnormal PG, ion channels, 5HT, glutamate.

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acute/chronic pain

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This is caused by decreased ACh-M.

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Alzheimer’s disease

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What is the NT pathophys of seizure disorders?

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abnormal VSSC-VSCC, decreased GABA and/or increased glutamate

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This is caused by abnormal VSSC-VSCC, decreased GABA and/or increased glutamate.

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seizure disorders

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What is the 1a pharm approach in Parkinson’s disease?

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increased DA activity

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What is the 1a pharm approach in acute/chronic pain?

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increase ENK activity, increase NE/5HT, decrease PG formation

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What is the 1a pharm approach in seizure disorder?

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increase GABA activity, block VSSC and VSCC

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What is the 1a pharm approach in psychoses?

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block D2 and 5HT2a receptors

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What is the 1a pharm approach in depression?

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increase synaptic levels of 5HT, NE, and DA

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What is the 1a pharm approach in mania?

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modulate NT activity, block VSSC-VSCC

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What is the 1a pharm approach in anxiety?

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enhance 5HT and GABA

17
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What is the 1a pharm approach in ADHD?

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increase DA-NE activity

18
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What is the 1a pharm approach in insomnia?

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increase GABA, decrease ACh and histamine

19
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What is the 1a pharm approach in general anethesia?

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increase GABA, decrease NMDA-R function

20
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What is the NT pathophys of ADHD?

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deficient DA-NE

21
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What is the NT pathophys of insomnia?

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deficient GABA

22
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What is the NT pathophys of psychoses?

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increased limbic DA with decreased PFC DA

23
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What is the NT pathophys of depression?

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decreased 5HT-NE or decreased BDNF

24
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What is the NT pathophys of mania?

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increased NE-DA activity

25
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What is the NT pathophys of anxiety?

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decreased 5HT-GABA or increased NE overstimulates the amygada

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