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Neuro buzz Flashcards

1
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opioid receptor activation

A

closes Ca2+ channels

opens K+ channels

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2
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hepatotoxicity

acute angle closure glaucoma

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duloxetine

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3
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constriction of visual field, retinal damage

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vigabatrin

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4
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increased BP

cardiotoxicity

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amphetamines

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5
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opioid with CYP interactions

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fentanyl

somewhat-codeine, hydrocodone, oxycodone

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6
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TCA + MOAI

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serotonin syndrome

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7
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reverses DAT

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amphetamines

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8
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not taken with MAOI

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meperidine

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9
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transient visual hallucinations

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cyclobenazaprine

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10
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warfarin

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phenytoin

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11
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articaine use

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dentistry

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12
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what’s so different about meperidine and dextromethorphan?

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they also have NDMA blocking activity

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13
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methemoglobinemia

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prilocaine

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14
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pt with closed angle glaucoma

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no levodopa

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15
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opioid usually used with anesthesia or surgery

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fentanyl

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16
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meperidine CI

A

renal failure

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17
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mepivicaine uses

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peripheral

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18
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social anxiety DOC

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paroxetine

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19
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inhibition of ejaculation

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chlorpromazine

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20
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Addison’s CI

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opioid

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21
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5 HT antagonist

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trazadone

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22
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interferes with Ca release at NMJ

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dantrolene

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23
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how do lithium and sodium compete?

A

for reabsorpiton

NOT excretion

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24
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hyperpyrexia

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cocaine

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25
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used for bipolar d/o, migraine prophylaxis

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valproic acid

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26
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prolactin effect of dopamine agonist

A

decreased release

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27
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caution with history of seizures or CHF

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amantadine

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28
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inhibits sulfonamides

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PABA from procaine

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29
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truncal rigidity

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opioids

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30
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tx for depression associated with bipolar

A

lurasidone

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31
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ropivicaine uses

A

peripheral

epidural

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32
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worst anesthetic for CV effects

A

bupivicaine

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33
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analegesia (LA) for post-op pain

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bupivicaine

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34
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similar to but more sedating than clozapine

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quitiapine

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35
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excessive sweating on lithium

A

lithium toxicity

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36
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CYP inhibitor

A

valproic acid

fluoxetine/paroxetine

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37
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CI for meperidine (not meds)

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renal failure

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38
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OCD DOC

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paroxetine

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39
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meperidine + what= serotonin syndrome

A

phenelzine
selegiline
lineozlid

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40
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LA not used with cardiac/respiratory dz

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prilocaine

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41
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antidepressants+lithium

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mania

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42
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agranulocytosis

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clozapine

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43
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increased prolactin

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risperidone

44
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mydriasis

tachycardia

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meperidine

45
Q

inducers of CYPs

A

barbituates
phenytoin
carbamazepine
carisoprodol

46
Q

Zyprexia diabetes

A

olanzapine

47
Q

prolonged QT

A

ziprasidone

48
Q

impairs BG in DM

A

fluoxetine

49
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TdP

50
Q

long duration with sensory>motor

A

bupivicaine

51
Q

sudden sleep during the day

A

pramipexole

ropinirole

52
Q

elevated ICP

53
Q

lidocaine use

A

infiltration

spinal (not really)0

54
Q

long duration but short onset of action LA

A

tetracaine

55
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atomoxetine MOA

56
Q

tx for Parkinson’s pt with psychosis

A

clozapine
quetiapine
aripiprazole

57
Q

inhibits reuptake of DA

A

buproprion

58
Q

agonist at kappa

partial agonist at mu

A

pentazocaine/naloxone

59
Q

GABA agonist mm relaxer

60
Q

LA for pruritus

A

benzocaine

61
Q

malignant hyperthermia

A

general anesthetics

62
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elevated ICP

63
Q

SE of baclofen

A

drowsiness

mm weakness

64
Q

anesthetic that is not weak base

A

benzocaine

65
Q

neuroleptic malignant syndrome

A

antipsychotics

66
Q

valproic acid CI

67
Q

weak mu agonist

inhibit reuptake of NE, 5HT

68
Q

GABAb receptor

A

Gi linked
hyperpolarizes neurons
(Baclofen)

69
Q

lens/corneal deposits

A

chlorprozamine

70
Q

procaine use

A

infiltration

71
Q

MAOI+ opioid

A

hyperpyrexic coma

72
Q

decreased esophageal motility

A

aripiprazole

73
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anticonvulsant used for pruritus and restless leg syndrome

A

pregabalin

74
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meprobamate

A

carisoprodol metabolite

75
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opioid that also blocks NMDA

76
Q

tolerance to antiseizure effect

A

clonazepam

77
Q

Tourette’s

A

ziprasidone

78
Q

anesthetic with highest rate of clearance

A

prilocaine

79
Q

what do you give with apomorphine?

A

antiemetic

80
Q

tramadol+antidepressants

81
Q

too much lithium

A

hyponatremia

82
Q

most cardiotoxic LA

A

bupivicaine

83
Q

levodopa+MAOI

A

HTN crisis

84
Q

affects motor nerves

A

etidocaine

85
Q

MOAI+ dextromethorphan

A

serotonin syndrome

86
Q

inhibits its own metabolism at low doses

A

valproic acid

87
Q

abnormal dreams

HA

A

suvorexant

88
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TCA + SSRI

A

compete for metabolism=toxic levels of TCA

89
Q

not used for IV regional anesthesia

A

bupivicaine

90
Q

blocks presynaptic alpha 2 receptors

A

mirtazapine

91
Q

livedo reticularis

A

amantadine

92
Q

anticonvulsant with sedative properties

A

pregabalin

93
Q

LA toxic to neonate

A

mepivicaine

94
Q

SIADH

95
Q

active PUD

A

no levodopa

96
Q

antipsychotic with no histamine/muscarinic effects

A

lurasidone

97
Q

inhibits DA reuptake

98
Q

tramadol + what= serotonin syndrome

A

TCA
SSRI
MAOI

99
Q

death from liver dz

100
Q

low sodium

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lihtium toxicity

101
Q

persistent paresthesias

102
Q

Parkinson’s drug used for restless leg syndrome

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ropinirole

103
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block DA in nigrostiatal system

104
Q

malignant melanoma

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no levodopa

105
Q

tyramine–>HTN crisis

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