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Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Levetiracetam Brand

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Keppra

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2
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Oxcarbazepine Brand

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Trileptal

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3
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Carbamazepine Brand

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Tegretol

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4
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Donepezil Brand

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Aricept

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5
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Gabapentin Brand

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Neurontin

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6
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Divalproex Sodium Brand

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Depakote

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7
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Memantine Brand

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Namenda

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8
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Lamotrigine Brand

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Lamictal

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9
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Levetiracetam Class

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Anticonvulsant

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10
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Oxcarbazepine Class

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2nd Gen Anti-psychotic

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11
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Carbamazepine Class

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Antiepileptic

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12
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Donepezil Class

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AchEi

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13
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Gabapentin Class

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Antiseizure, neuralgia

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14
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Divalproex Sodium Class

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Anticonvulsant

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15
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Memantine Class

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AD/Dementia

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16
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Lamotrigine Class

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Anticonvulsant

17
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Levetiracetam MOA

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Selective inhibition of synchronized epileptiform bursts

18
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Oxcarbazepine MOA

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Antagonist of dopamine, serotonin, and other NTs

19
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Carbamazepine MOA

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Na Channel Blocker, Lowers post-tetanic potentiation, Slows seizure speed

20
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Donepezil MOA

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Reversibly binds/inactivates AchE

21
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Gabapentin MOA

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Blocks Ca channels, modulating glutamate release

22
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Divalproex Sodium MOA

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Increases GABA effects, inhibits NMDA & glutamate

23
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Memantine MOA

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Binds NMDA, lowers Ca influx

24
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Lamotrigine MOA

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Blocks Na Channels (lower glutamate and aspartate)

25
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Levetiracetam Dose

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500-1500 mg PO/IV q12h

ER: 1000-3000 mg PO qD

26
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Oxcarbazepine Dose

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600 mg BID

27
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Carbamazepine Dose

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IR: 800-1200 mg DIV PO BID-QID

ER: 400-600 mg BID

28
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Donepezil Dose

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5-10 mg qHS

29
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Divalproex Sodium Dose

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IR: Individualized BID-TID

ER: Individualized qD

30
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Memantine Dose

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IR: 10 mg BID

ER: 28 mg qD

31
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Lamotrigine Dose

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12.5-25 mg/day

32
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Carbamazepine CI

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Hypersensitivity to TCAs, MAOi use, bone marrow depression

33
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Divalproex Sodium CI

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Angioedema, pregnancy

34
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Carbamazepine BBW

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Severe blood and skin disorders

35
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Divalproex Sodium BBW

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Hepatotoxicity, Pancreatitis, and Teratogenicity

36
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Lamotrigine BBW

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Serious rash

37
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Gabapentin Dose

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300-1200 mg TID

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