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Exam 2 part 1 ethanol- anti anxiety Flashcards

1
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mechanism of ethanol

A

inhibits (excitatory) glutamine pathway
excites GABAergic pathway
may activate DA pathway

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2
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inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase

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disulfiram

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3
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decreases craving for ethanol

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acomprosate

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4
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specific inhibitor of alcohol dehydrogenase

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fomepizole- used to treat methanol poisoning

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5
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gas at room temp; MAC>100; rapid induction/recovery

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nitrous oxide- complications include megaloblastic leukemia and leukopenia

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6
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halogenated hydrocarbon inhaled anesthetics

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“fluranes”- isoflurane, desflurane, sevoflurane

-can result in malignant hyperthermia

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7
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barbituates; bind to and activate GABAergic neurons; action is terminated by redistribution from brain

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methohexital

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8
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most commonly used parenteral anesthetic; increases GABAergic activity
rapid onset; short duration
antiemetic

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propofol

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9
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analog of phencyclidine; dissociative anesthesia; inhibits glutamate neuron; short induction/duration

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ketamine

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10
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very rapid- non analgesic; conscious sedation; high TI; activates GABA receptors

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etomidate

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11
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benzodiazepine that enhances activity of GABAergic neurons; IV general anesthetic

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midazolam

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12
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functional group that gets local anesthetic into membrane

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aromatic group

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13
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functional group that gets ionized once local anesthetic gets into membrane

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amino group

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14
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repeated use of an epidural anesthetic can lower pH and cause _____?

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tachyphylaxis

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15
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ester linked local anesthetic that is used in ophthalmic and nasal surgery; inhibits NE reuptake in CNS

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cocaine- strong vasoconstrictor

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16
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low solubility local anesthetic used topically

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benzocaine

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17
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short half life local anesthetic that doesn’t readily pass through mucous membranes so is not used topically

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procaine

18
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local anesthetic used IV for cardiac arrhythmia; lupus-like syndrome in slow acetylators;

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procainamide- amide linkage LA

19
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amide linked LA also used IV for arrhythmias; CNS side effects of tremors, slurred speech, drowsiness

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lidocaine

20
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other amino amide linkage Local anesthetics

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articaine
mepivacaine
bupivacaine
prilocaine
ropivacaine
etidocaine
21
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irreversible Na+ channel blocker; muscle weakness, respiratory paralysis; local anesthetic

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Tetrodotoxin

22
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muscle weakness, respiratory paralysis; “red tide”

local anesthetic

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saxitoxin

23
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antispastic drug; GABA agonist; increased activity of inhibitory neurons

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Baclofen

24
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increase GABA; antispastic

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Diazepam

25
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alpha 2 agonist; may inhibit motor neurons; antispastic drug

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Tizanidine

26
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blocks ACh release; antispastic uses

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botulinumtoxin

27
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can be used to treat malignant hyperthermia; inhibits release of Ca2+ for muscle;

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Dantrolene- SE: muscle weakness and hepatitis

28
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anxiolytics; benzodiazepines primarily used to treat anxiety (longer duration)

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chlordiazepoxide ("pam"s and "lam"s)
diazepam
alprazolam
clonazepam
clorazepate
oxazepam
lorazepam
29
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benzodiazepines used primarily to treat insomnia (shorter duration)

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flurazepam
temazepam
estazolam
quazepam
triazolam
30
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anxiolytic given IV used in general anesthesia

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midazolam

31
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benzodiazepine receptor blocker; given IV because of first pass metabolism. can be used to quickly reverse effects

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flumazenil

32
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non benzodiazepine hypnotics; act by binding to subunits of the benzodiazepine receptor

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zolpidem
zaleplon
eszopiclone

33
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alpha 2 agonist; induces sleep

sedation without respiratory depression

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dexmedetomidine

SE: hypotension, bradycardia

34
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anxiety partial 5HT agonist
no sedative or hypnotic effects
slow onset
no interactions with benzodiazepines and ethanol

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buspirone- a non benzodiazepine hypnotic

35
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barbituates with 3-4 hour duration

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pentobarbital

secobarbital

36
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barbituates wtih 6-8 hour duration

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butabarbital

amobarbital

37
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barbituate with 10-16 hour duration

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phenobarbital

38
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barbituates vs benzodiazepines

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barbituates have 10x more efficacy than benzodiazepines but lower potency; much greater efficacy at enhancing GABA action

39
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melatonin receptor agonist; no effect on GABA; helps maintain normal circadian sleep rhythms

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ramelteon- SE: somnolance and fatigue; long term use leads to testosterone synthesis; synergistic with ethanol

40
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antihistamine sleep inducer?

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dipheuhydramine- don’t use heavy machinery

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