Drugs of Abuse Flashcards

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NMDA receptor antagonists
Extremely toxic

Horizontal and vertical nystagmus, paranoia, agitation, violent behav., rhabdomyolysis,convulsions and death

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PCP

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2
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TX for OD on PCP

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Lorazepam

Haloperidol

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3
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Amphetamine like with strong 5HT pharmaxcology and hallucinogenic, neurotoxic, avoid drinking, serotonin syndrome

hyperthermia + dehydration = death from renal failure

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Ecstasy (MDMA, MDA, MDEA)

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4
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Solvent abuse, multiple organ damage

Sx: euphoria, hallucinations, CNS depression, acute cardiotoxcity

Tx: no antidote, anti arrhythmic (to the sx’s)

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Inhalants

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5
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MOA: interaction of THC with CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors in CNS and periphery

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Marijuana

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SE: sedation, euphoria, increase HR, red conjunctival irritation, delusions, hallucinations

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Marijuana

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7
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Withdrawal: headache, irritably, anxiety, depression, anger

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Marijuana

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8
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5HT2A partial agonist

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LSD - hallucinogen

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9
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SE: hallucinogen, sympathomimetic, causes dysesthesias, dilated pupils

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LSD

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10
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+ cholinergic receptors in CNS resulting in increase DA release
- MAO in brain (increase DA)
Induces p450

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Nicotine

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SE: mild euphoria, increase arousal, appetite suppression

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Nicotine

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12
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Smoking cessation therapy

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Patches, gum
Varenicline
Bupropion

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13
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Synthetic medical cannabis
Partial agonist of CB1

Use: for loss of appetite in AIDS px; for prevention of nausea and vomiting caused by cancer chemotherapy

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Dronabinol

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14
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Date rape drug

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Flunitrazepam (roofies)

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15
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Drugs abused

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1) cocaine
2) amphetamines
3) benzos / barbs
4) morphine, heroin, methadone, fentanyl
5) marijuana
6) hallucinogens / inhalants
7) PCP
8) ketamine
9) anticholinergic
10) ecstasy

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16
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NT: NE, DA, 5HT

MOA: blocks NET, DA, 5HT reuptake in CNS; local anesthetic action from Na ch blockade

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cocaine

17
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1) increase NE - increase cardio effects
2) increase DA - psychosis, paranoia, hallucinations, tactile sensations, hyperPRL, gynecomastia
3) increase 5HT - aggression, behavioral changes, dyskinesias, decrease appetite

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cocaine and amphetamine effects

18
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1) excess NE - heart problems
2) excess DA - major psychosis, cocaine delirium
3) excess 5HT - serotonin syndrome

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toxicity of cocaine and amphetamine

19
Q

can also cause convulsions, hyperflexia, death, abrupt placenta, enhanced orgasm, erectile dysfunction, rhabdomyolysis

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other SE of cocaine and amphetamine

20
Q

cravings, depression, anhedonia, anxiety

manage with antidepressants

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withdrawal of cocaine and amphetamine

21
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NT: NE, DA, 5HT

MOA: blockade of reuptake of NE and DA, release amines from mobile pool, weak MAOI

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amphetamine

22
Q

can use for narcolepsy, ADHD, obesity

also decreases appetite, bruxism, high doses - hypertensive crisis, bug crawling sensation

withdrawal tx with IV diazepam

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amphetamine