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Exam 3: Seizure Drugs Flashcards

1
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Benzo uses

A

Status epilepticus

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2
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Valproic acid/depakene uses

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Absence sz
Tonic-Clonic
Clonic
Bipolar
Migraines

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3
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Ethosuxamide uses

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*DOC for absence sz

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4
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GABA analog uses

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Used with other drugs; in adjunct to
Trigeminal Neuralgia

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5
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Lamotrigine/lamictal uses

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Focal seizures

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6
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Phenobarbital uses

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Focal seizures (used less and less)
Generalized tonic clinic
DOC for infants

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7
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Lacosamide uses

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Focal seizures

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8
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Carbamazepine/Tegretol uses

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DOC for focal seizures
Generalized Tonic-clonic
Bipolar
Trigeminal Neuralgia

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9
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Phenytoin uses

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All focal seizures
Generalized Tonic-clonic

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10
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Benzodiazepines MOA

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Inc. GABA

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11
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Valproic Acid/Depakene MOA

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all channels

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12
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Ethosuxamide MOA

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blocks ca channels

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13
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GABA analogs MOA

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inc. gaba

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14
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Name the 3 GABA analogs

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Gabapentin/Neurontin
Pregabalin
Vigabatrin

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15
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Lamotrigine/Lamictal MOA

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ion channel blocker

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16
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Phenobarb MOA

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sedative-hypnotic

17
Q

What is lacosamide’s MOA?

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Blocks sodium channels

18
Q

What is carbamazepine/tegretol’s MOA?

A

Blocks sodium channels

19
Q

What is phenytoin/dilantin’s MOA?

A

Blocks all channels

20
Q

Status epilepticus

A

Benzo uses

21
Q

Absence sz
Tonic-Clonic
Clonic
Bipolar
Migraines

A

Valproic acid/depakene uses

22
Q

*DOC for absence sz

A

Ethosuxamide uses

23
Q

Used with other drugs; in adjunct to
Trigeminal Neuralgia

A

GABA analog uses

24
Q

Focal seizures

A

Lamotrigine/lamictal uses

25
Q

Focal seizures (used less and less)
Generalized tonic clinic
DOC for infants

A

Phenobarbital uses

26
Q

Focal seizures

A

Lacosamide uses

27
Q

DOC for focal seizures
Generalized Tonic-clonic
Bipolar
Trigeminal Neuralgia

A

Carbamazepine/Tegretol uses

28
Q

All focal seizures
Generalized Tonic-clonic

A

Phenytoin uses

29
Q

Inc. GABA

A

Benzodiazepines MOA

30
Q

all channels

A

Valproic Acid/Depakene MOA

31
Q

blocks ca channels

A

Ethosuxamide MOA

32
Q

inc. gaba

A

GABA analogs MOA

33
Q

Gabapentin/Neurontin
Pregabalin
Vigabatrin

A

Name the 3 GABA analogs

34
Q

ion channel blocker

A

Lamotrigine/Lamictal MOA

35
Q

sedative-hypnotic

A

Phenobarb MOA

36
Q

Blocks sodium channels

A

What is lacosamide’s MOA?

37
Q

Blocks sodium channels

A

What is carbamazepine/tegretol’s MOA?

38
Q

Blocks all channels

A

What is phenytoin/dilantin’s MOA?

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