neuro drugs for sleeo Flashcards

1
Q

sedatives are?

A

relaxes someone w/out sleeping

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2
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hypnotics are?

A

knock you out

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3
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what area does hypnotics affect?

A

CNS

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4
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What are the 3 main groups for sedative/hypnotic?

A

bariturates, benzodiazepines, and mis.

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5
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most of sleep is?

A

Non-rapid eye movement sleep

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6
Q

what happens in stage 3 of sleep?

A

deep sleep, vitals decrease

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7
Q

respiration may be irregular in?

A

REM sleep

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8
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benzodiazepines are?

A

sedative/hypnotic for sleep/calming

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9
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what part is affected by benzos?

A

CNS

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10
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what is the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter of the brain?

A

GABA

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11
Q

benzos mimic?

A

GABA

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12
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what is benzos used for?

A

agitation, anxiety, sleep, skeletal muscle relaxation, alcohol withdrawal, seizures

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13
Q

what is the antidote of benzos

A

flumazenil

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14
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older adults don’t tolerate what?

A

benzos

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15
Q

vertigo is?

A

room is spinning

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16
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what effect do u get from benzos?

A

“hang over effect”

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17
Q

xanax used for?

A

depression

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18
Q

ativan used for?

A

Mental health/ relaxing MOST COMMON

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19
Q

what medication is the ONLY 1 approved for LONG term sleep?

20
Q

barbiturates are?

A

sed./hyptontic

21
Q

nerve impulses get reduced to where after taking barbit?

A

cerebral cotex

22
Q

barbiturates are used for?

A

seizures, anesthesia

23
Q

side effects of barbiturates?

A

drowsiness, lethargy, “hangover”

24
Q

muscle relaxants are not!

A

controlled substance

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what med is the ONLY 1 that works on skeletal muscles?
dantrolene
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muscle relaxants targets?
CNS (blocks impulses)
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malignant hyperthermia is?
uncontrollable fever
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what is the treatment is for malignant hyperthermia?
dantrolene
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most benzos end in?
-pam
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substantia nigra does?
controls FINE motor movment
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medication for parkison stops?
the breakdown of dopamine
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ppl with parkisons don't have enough?
dopamine
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carbidopa and levodopa role in parkisons med
-Carb: blocks enzyme that breaks levodopa -Levodopa: turns into dopamine after passing BBB (Blood brain barrier)
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bardbiturates DOES NOT help with?
REM sleeping
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what is the most common bariturates?
phenbarbital
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barbit. ends in?
barbital
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what type medication for sleep has a LOW TI?
barbiturates
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chemoreceptor trigger zone
causes vomiting
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NMJ is?
Neuron connecting with muscle
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what neurotransmitter is always @ NMJ
Acetylcholine
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parkisons is?
imbalance of neurotransmitters
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substantia nigra was low on?
dopamine (for fine controlled movement)
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what is the trade name for carbidopa / levodopa?
Sinemet
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cog wheel rigidity is?
moving like robot (do to parkisons)
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tremors caused in parkisons caused by?
acetylcholine