Misc. Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

flumazenil

A

romazicon

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2
Q

indication for romazicon

A

benzo overdose

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3
Q

MOA of romazicon

A

block/reverse CNS effects of benzos but NOT other sedatives like ETOH or barbituates

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4
Q

side effect of romazicon

A

n/v, dizziness, agitation and emotional lability

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5
Q

issue with romazicon

A

may initiate seizures

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6
Q

half life of romazicon

A

VERY short so sedation will often return

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7
Q

buspirone

A

buspar

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8
Q

MOA of buspar

A

serotonin 1A agonist

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9
Q

indication for buspar

A

GAD, augment tx for depression and OCD

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10
Q

benefit of buspar over benzos

A

lacks sedation and dependence

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11
Q

is there a withdrawal from buspar?

A

NOPE

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12
Q

what happens if a patient has taken benzos before and now is on buspar?

A

reduced effectiveness

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13
Q

time to symptom relief with buspar?

A

2-4 weeks

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14
Q

how many times is buspar dosed a day?

A

3 - short half life

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15
Q

hydroxyzine

A

atarax

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16
Q

MOA of atarax

A

antihistamine and anixolytic

17
Q

indication for atarax

A

anxiety in the short term and sometimes to augment sedative effects of antipsychotics in acute agitation

18
Q

is ther dependence associated with atarax?

A

NOPE

19
Q

limit of atarax?

A

anticholinergic side effefcts

20
Q

ramelteon

A

rozeram

21
Q

MOA of rozeram

A

melatonin agonist

22
Q

indication for rozeram

A

onset insomnia

23
Q

who cannot get rozeram

A

liver insufficient patients

24
Q

diphenhydramine

A

benadryl

25
Q

indication of benadryl

A

little evidence that it improves insomnia

26
Q

side effects of benadryl

A

anticholinergic and sedation the next day (long half life)

27
Q

modanfinil

A

provigil

28
Q

MOA of provigil

A

unknown, but probably increases domaminergic signaling

29
Q

indications for provigil

A

narcolepsy and those who need to maintain wakefulness

30
Q

comparison of provigil to amphetamines

A

equal effect on wakefullness, but provigil has less risk of excessive activation