Lange - Drugs 1 Flashcards
Patient presents with MAOIs overdose. General Management? If patient develops delirium? If patient develops ventricular arrhythmias? If patient develops seizures?
Supportive
Lorazepam if delirious
Lidocaine
Phenytoin
Only two nonselective MAOIs?
Phenelzine
Tranylcypromine
If patient taking this drug is in pain, do not give the meperidine?
MAOI or SSRI
Patient with a typical depressive features. Atypical features respond best to which drug class?
MAOIs
Patient in alcohol withdrawal. Suspected liver damage. Appropriate benzodiazepine treatment?
Lorazepam or oxazepam
Patient started on neuroleptic develops akathisia. Management?
#Reduce neuroleptic dose as much as possible # propranolol #Benztropine to manage extrapyramidal symptoms
The most common serious complication of an NMS? Management?
Rhabdomyolysis
Dialysis
Retinal pigmentation is known to occur with which drug? Can progress to? Benefit of stopping the drug?
Thioridazine
Blindness
May remit
Minimum initial laboratory studies required before starting Li?
#BMP (Creatinine, BUN) #Urinalysis #TSH
Most common side effects of methylphenidate? Porentially permanent side effect?
#Insomnia #Increased in systolic blood pressure
Slow growth
Class of drugs that may exacerbate the tics associated with Tourette’s disorder?
Stimulants
Patient with Tourette’s disorder. Receptor modulation that would provide the most relief?
Drugs that do this?
D2 receptor antagonism
Haldoperidol and Pimozide
Meige syndrome?
Oral facial dystonia involving blinking and chin thrusting and sometimes lip pursing or tongue movements
Drugs to treat borderline personality disorder?
#Fluoxetine for impulsiveness and affective instability #Antisychotics for impulsiveness and psychotic thinking
Patient with bulimia – start them on this specific drug?
Fluoxetine