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Dementia Medications - Kinder Flashcards

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1
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Donepezil

A

AChE inhibitor

approved for dementia

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galantamine

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AChE inhibitor

approved for dementia

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rivastigmine

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AChE inhibitor

approved for dementia

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tacrine

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AChE inhibitor

approved for dementia

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pralidoxome

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cholinesterase reactivator

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prevalence of AD

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20% over 85yo

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AD path

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tau tangles, amyloid plaques

also - loss of cholinergic neurons
-marked decrase choline acetyltransferase

also possible excess of glutamate

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direct acting cholinomimetic

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bind to and activate mAChR and nAChR

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indirect acting cholinomimetic

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AChE inhibitor

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cholinesterases

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butylcholinesterase
acetylcholinesterase

target of AChE inhibitors - acetylcholinesterase

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AChE

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hydrolysis of ACh to choline and acetate

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alcohol AChE inhibitors

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alcohol group and quaternary ammonium
-positive charge

noncovalent and reversible, short lived
-binding to AChE

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edrophonium

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AChE inhibitor - alcohol

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carbamic acid ester AChE inhibitors

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carbamic acid ester of alcohol
-quaternary or tertiary ammonium group

positive charge or neurtal

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neostigmine

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carbamic acid ester AChE inhibitor

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pyridostigmine

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carbamic acid ester AChE inhibitor

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physostigmine

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carbamic acid ester AChE inhibitor

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18
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carbaryl

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carbamic acid ester AChE inhibitor

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binding of carbamic acid ester AChE inhibitor

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to AChE - two step oricess

covalent bond of carbamoylated enzyme - more resistant to second step hydration

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organophosphates

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covalent and irreversible bind to AChE

charge neutral and highly lipid soluble
-CNS toxicity

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echothiophate

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organophosphate

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parathion and malathion

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organophosphate

insectisides

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sarin and soman

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organophosphate

nerve gas

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charged AChE inhibitor

A

quaternary ammonium

no CNS effects

ex/ neostigmine, pyridostigmine, edrohonium, echothiophate, ambenonium

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uncharged AChE inhibitor

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tertiary ammonium

CNS distribution

physostigmine, donepezil, tacrine, rivastigmine, galantamine

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organophosphates

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lipid soluble - absorbed skin and conjunctiva
-dangerous to humans

CNS toxicity

covalent and irreversible binding to AChE

27
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safe insecticide

A

malathion

organophosphate rapidly metabolized to inactive product in mammals

28
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DOA for alcohols

A

reversible bind

weak - short lived

2-10 minutes

hydrogen bonding and electrostatic interactions

29
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DOA for carbamate esters

A

2 step hydrolysis

2nd step - covalent bond

30min-6 hours

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DOA for organophosphates

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hundreds of hours

aging may occur - break O-P bond - even more stable

31
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high AChE in CNS

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convulsion, coma, resp arrest

32
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AChE inhibitor on eye

A

miosis

accomodation

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AChE inhibitor on heart

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SA node - negative chronotropy
atria - negative inotropy
AV node - negative dromotropy (increased refractory)
ventricle - small decrease contractions

34
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AChE inhibitor on blood vesels

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artery - dilation
-high dose - constriction

vein - dilation
-high dose -constriction

35
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AChE inhibitor on lung

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bronchoconstriction

bronchosecretion

36
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AChE inhibitor on GI

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increase motility
sphincter relaxation
secretion stimulation

37
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AChE inhibitor on urinary bladder

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contract detrusor
relax trigone and sphincter

go pee

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AChE inhibitor on glands

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secretion

39
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cardiac effect of AChE inhibitor and dose

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moderate - mild HTN

toxic - hypotension

40
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AChE inhibitor on NMJ

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increase strength of contraction

fibrillation and fasciculation of muscle fiber - high concentrations

continued inhibition - depolarizing muscle blockade - to nondepolarizing blockade

41
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tacrine

A

initial tx of dementia

-but hepatotoxic

42
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combine AChE inhibitor with nondepolarizing neuromusc block agent

A

diminish neuromuscular blockade

exception - mivacurium

43
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succinylcholine and AChE inhibitor

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increase serum succinylcholine

prolong neuromuscular blockade

44
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AChE inhibitor and cholinergic agonist

A

enhance cholinergic agonist

45
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beta blocker and AChE inhibitor

A

enhance bradycardia

46
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systemic corticosteroids and AChE inhibitor

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enhance muscle weakness - pt with MG

47
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AChE inhibitor intoxication

A 
miosis
salivation
sweating
bronchoconstriction
vomiting
diarrhea
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route of admin for toxic AChE inhibitor

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ingestion - GI sx first
percutaneous - sweating and muscle fasciculations

poison with lipid soluble agent - CNS involvement rapid - convulsion, coma, resp paralysis

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death with AChE inhibitor

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resp failure

50
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diagnosis of AChE inhibitor poisoning

A

measure AChE activity in erythrocytes and plasma

51
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antidote for cholinergic poisoning

A

atropine - mAChR antagonist

52
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pralidoxome

A

cholinesterase re-activator

to regenerate AChE at NMJ

53
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cholinesterase re-activator

A

pralidoxime

remove P group from active site of enzyme

must be given before aging

does not enter CNS - no effect of organophosphate poisoning

54
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antidote for organophosphate

A

atropine
pralidoxime
benzo (anticonvulsant)

55
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donepezil

A

tx mild to moderate and severe AD dementia

rapid absorption
one daily dosing

56
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adverse of donepezil

A 
GI
urinary incontinence
vivid dreams
bradycardia
syncope
57
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galantamine

A

mild to moderate AD

rapid abosrption - t-1/2 7 hours

58
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galantamine ADRs

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GI, dizzy, weight loss, bradycardia and syncope

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rivastigmine

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tx mild to moderate AD
severe AD (transdermal patch)
and parkinsons dementia

60
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rivastigmine ADRs

A

GI - less with transdermal

61
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memantime

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antagonist at NMDA glutamate receptor

normally - Mg ion block channel

  • excess activation - prevent Mg reentering and blocking pore (with AD)
  • memantine - blocks intrapore Mg site - effective receptor blocker
62
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use of memantine

A

moderate-to severe AD

63
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memantine adverse

A

dizzy
confusion, hallucinations
increased agitation and delusions

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