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Exam 3 DOC's Flashcards

1
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DOC for Diabetes Insipidus

A

Vasopressin agonist:

Vasopressin; Desmopressin

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2
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DOC for diabetes M in pregnancy

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regular insulin/short acting

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3
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First line in diabetes M

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metformin (benefits lipid profile, no weight gain [possibly due to gi effects), no hyperglycemia and super effecive)

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4
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DOC at emergent DM hyperglycemia/ketoacidotic situations

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regular insulin IV style.

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5
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Major cause of peopel passing away withTCA use

A 
arrhythmias - bc TCAs act like class I antirhythmics and block fast Na channels @ heart
~*~  treat with sodium bicarbonate
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6
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DOC at depression

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SSRI (because dont antag Muscarinic, alpha adrenergic or histamine like TCAs)

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7
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DOC/first line for depression

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SSRI: SPEC FF - sertraline, paroxetine, escitaloprine, citaloprine, fluoxetine, fluoxamine

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DOC/first line for anxiety disorders

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SSRI: SPEC FF - sertraline, paroxetine, escitalopine, citaloprine, fluoxetine, fluoxamine

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9
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DOC for chronic pain

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desipramine (TCA- NACID)

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10
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DOC diabetic neuropathy

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desipramine TCA- nacid)

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11
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DOC fibromyalgia

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desipramine (TCA- nacid)

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12
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DOC bulimia (not effective in anorexia)

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fluoxetine (SPEC-FF, SSRI)

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13
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DOC Pre menstrual DD

A

fluoxetine or sertraline (SPEC-FF, SSRI)

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14
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DOC smoking cessation

A

buproprion (NDRI)

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15
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DOC for treating Parkinsonism induced by antipsychotics (flophenazine and haloperidol)

A

benztropine
trihexyphenidyl
diphenhydramine
amantidine

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16
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DOC for treating dystonia induced by antipsychotics

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benztropine
trihexyphenidyle
diphenhydramine

17
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DOC for treating akathisia induced by antipsychotics

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clonazepan

propanolol

18
Q

DOC for treatment of someone who needs antipsychotics but has tardive dyskinesia

A

Clozapine - atypical antidepressant (the one with effects at five million different receptors; also with quetiapine - least likely to cause EPR)

19
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DOC @ Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome

A

dantrolene

bromocriptine

20
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DOC @ OH withdrawal

A

OD –> Oxazepam and diazepma

21
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DOC @ status epilepticus

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LD –> lorazepam and diazepam

22
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DOC @ sleep disorders

A

TTF –> triazolam, temazepam, flurazepam

23
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DOC @ absence seizures

A 
Ethosuximide
valproate (inhibit T type Ca channels in the thalamus - stops oscillation betwen thalamus and cortex)

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