Med_Guidlines_7 Flashcards

1
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Treatment option for post stroke pathological emotional liability (crying)

A

Amitriptyline

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2
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Rx of psychotic depression (NICE and Maudsley)

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A TCA (amitriptiline) and antipsychotic (Olan or quetiapine)

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3
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TCA resistant (not tolerated) psychotic depression [NICE]

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SSRI WITH antipsychotics

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4
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the antipsychotic most associated with high THS levels?

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Quetiapine

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5
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An antipsychotic that may disturbe liver enzymes

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Olanzapine

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6
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Clozapine causes which enzyme to raise?

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ALP

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7
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Does clozapine induced high ALP require dose adjustment?

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Not often
Only if there are sympoms like Nausea, weakness and abd discomfort

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8
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Mood stabilizer mostly associated with liver toxicity

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Valproate

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9
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A psychotropic that causes a drop in ALT and AST enzymes

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Vigabatrin

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10
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Antidepressant that should be avoided in depression + epilepsy

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Bupropion
Amitriptyline

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11
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Most appropreiate antidepressant for depression in epilepsy

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SSRIs like Citalopram and sertralin
Mirtazapine

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12
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Highly pro convulsive antidepressant

A

TCAs

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13
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Antipsychotic with highest impact on siezure

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Clozapine

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14
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Antipsychotic with low impact on siezure

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Haloperidol

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15
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Used to manage dementia in Parkinson’s

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Ache I: donepezil, rivastigmine galantamine (supported by RCT and metaanalysisi

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16
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Drug used to treat hypersalivation from clozapine

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Hyoscin hydrobromide

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17
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Antipsychotic that elevates risk of cardiac arrest?

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Thoridazine & droperidol

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18
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SSRI most likey to cause QTc prolongation

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Citalopram

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19
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QT prolongation induced drugs

A

Erythromycin
Antimalaria
Citalopram
holoperidol

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20
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Mental or electrolye condition that are associated with QTc prolongation

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Anorexia nervosa
hypokalaemia
hypomagnesaemia
hypocalcemia

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21
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Tachy or brady cardia increases risk of qtc prolongation

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Brady

22
Q

What to do if quetiapine caused QTc prolongation

A

Stop the Que
switch to Aripiprazole
refer to cardiologist

23
Q

an antipsychotic with minimal effect on QTc

A

Aripiprazole

24
Q

In a non_pharma resisted Restless leg syndrome which treatment can help

A

Gabapentin (1st line NICE)
Low potency opiod like codeine

25
Q

Approve antipsychotic for adolescent schizophrenia

A

Risperidone or aripiprazole (2mg) (+ family intervention with individual CBT)

26
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daily max dose of olan in 12-17 (BNF) in schizophrenia

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20 mg

27
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Is rapid neuroleptisation allowed in children with schizophrenia?

A

Nope! (NICE)

no loading dose

28
Q

1 most affective antipsychotic for prominent negative symptoms schizo

A

Amisulpride

29
Q

In PTSD when patient did not respond to SSRI, what is the next solution?

A

Venlafaxine (NICE)

30
Q

recommended antidepressant in elderly patient depressed with broken hip on beta blockers for AF and inuprofen for osteoarthritis

A

Mirtazapine

Good for sleep regulation, appetite boost and cardio safe

31
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1st line treatment for post MI depression

A

SSRI like sertraline

32
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Non-addictive choise for opiod detox

A

Lofexidine

33
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2nd line of treatment after ssri in ptsd

A

Venlafaxine

34
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Med indicated to reduce nightmares in PTSD if other approaches failed

A

prozasin (blocks a1 adrenergics and reduce hyperarousal)

35
Q

Not recommended in PTSD

A

amitriptyline

36
Q

Antidepressant for a patient on tamoxifen

A

Venlafaxine and Citalopram (NO CYP2D6 Inhibitor like fluoxetine)

37
Q

Medication that causes swallowing difficult in learning disability

A

Clonazepam

38
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Drug licenced for tardive dyskinesia

A

Tetrabenzine

39
Q

Alternative to haloperidol when patien develops Tardive dyskinesia

A

Quetiapine

40
Q

TARDIVE d. is due to

A

Hypersensitiviy of D2

41
Q

epilepsy med that is associated with weight loss

A

topiramate

42
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most appr. Rx for 10 y.o with tourette’s who did not respond to to comprehensive behavioural intervention for Tics (CBIT)

A

Clonidine (alpha 2 adrenergic agonist

43
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Drug licenced for acute psychmotor agitation in psychosis

A

Oral olan 10 mg

44
Q

Rapid tranquilisation

A

Inhaled loxapine

45
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Contraind. for loxapine

A

Asthma & COPD

46
Q

combined with IM haloperidol for rapid tranquilisation

A

promethazine

47
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Conventional antipsychotic licensed for depression (BNF)

A

Flupentixol

48
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Mechanism of action flupentixol

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Strong D1 and D2 antagonist
weak 5-HT2A antagonist

49
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Dose of Flupentixol as antidepressant

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0.5-3 mg/day

50
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When IM Flupentixol is an option for depression? (Maudsley)

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if the alternative to the oral route is needed

51
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