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ott seizures Flashcards

1
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status epilepticus defined as

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seizure lasting greater than 5 mins, or 2 + seizures without complete recovery between

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2
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drug therapy for status epilepticus

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5-20 mins: lorazepam / midazolam IV
20-40 mins: IV phosphenytoin, valproic acid or keppra

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3
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why cant we give phenytoin quickly?

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hypotension

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4
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fosphenytoin dose

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20 mg PE/kg IV

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5
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what can fosphenytoin cause?

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purple glove syndrome

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6
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phenytoin therapeutic serum concentration

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10-20 mcg/mL

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7
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what must we obtain for phenytoin loading dose?

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serum albumin and serum phenytoin concentration

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8
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valproate IV to PO conversion

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1:1

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9
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desired serum concentration of valproate

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80 mcg/mL
range 50-125

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10
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1A2 inducers

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carbamazepine
phenytoin
phenobarbital

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11
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2C9 inducers

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carbamazepine
phenytoin
phenobarbital

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12
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3A4 inducers

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carbamazepine
phenytoin
phenobarbital
lamotrigine
oxcarbazepine
topiramate
CPP LOT

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13
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UGT inhibitor

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valproate

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14
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lamotrigine box warning se

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Stevens Johnson Syndrome

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15
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lamotrigine dosing without UGT inhibitor or inducer

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25 mg qd x 14 days
50 mg qd x 14 days
100 mg qd x 7 days
200 mg daily

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16
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lamotrigine dosing with UGT inhibitor (valproate)

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25 mg qOD x 14 days
25 mg qd x 14 days
50 mg qd x 7 days
100 mg qd

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17
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lamotrigine dosing with UGT inducer

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50 mg qd x 14 deays
100 mg qd x 14 days
200 mg qd x 7 days
400 mg qd

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18
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what must you do before getting carbamazepine or oxcarbazepine

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HLA-B 1502 allele screening

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19
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Asian patients at high risk of what

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HLAB1502 and anticonvul hypersensitivity syndrome

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20
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positive ____ in northern european and asian descent may confer similar risk for DRESS

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HLA 3101

21
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DRESS syndrome mortality

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10%

22
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when does DRESS occur

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2-6 weeks after starting drug therapy

23
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DRESS can happen from what drugs

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carbamezapine
cenobamate
lamotrigine
phenytoin
phenobarbital
valproate
zonisamide

24
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drug concentrations in pregnancy may be increased due to

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changes in VD

25
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teratogenic risk drugs

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carbamezapine
clonazepam
fosphenytoin
phenobarbital
phenytoin
primidone
topiramate

26
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which drug can cause neural tube defects and decreased IQ

A

valproate

27
Q

infant should receive what at birth

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vitamin K 1 mg IM to decrease risk of hemorragew

28
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estrogen and ____ interact and decrease eachother concentration

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lamotrigine

29
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birth control recomended forms

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high dose estrogen
progestin only - IUDs good

30
Q

which drug has risk of arrythmia

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lamotrigine
phenytoin / fosphenytoin

31
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which drug has PR interval changes

A

lacosamide, pregabalin

32
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which drug has heart block

A

lacosamide

33
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which drug increase risk valvular heart disease

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fenfluramine

34
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which drugs lead to SIADH, hyponatremia

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carbemazepine, oxcarbemazepine

35
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which drug mess with vitamin d so increase risk osteoporosis

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phenytoin

36
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which drug lead to kidney stones, metabolic acidosis, heat intolerance

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topirimate

37
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which drug psychosis, suicidal thoughs, worsening depression

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lamotrigine

38
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which drug life threatening neuro events

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perampanel

39
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which drug hypermmonemia, acute mental status changes

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valproate, give at night

40
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which drug cognitive dysfunction and visual abnormalities

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topiramate

41
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which drug contraindicated if you have vision risk factors

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vigabitran

42
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drug with risk of respiratory depression

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gabapentin and pregabalin

43
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which drug could cause thrombocytopenia, PCOS, weight gain

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valproate

44
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which drug gingival hyperplasia and hirsutism

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phenytoin

45
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zonisamide contraindicated i

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sulfa allergy

46
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Epidiolex is what

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cannabidoil oral solution

47
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Epidiolex used for what conditions

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Dravet Syndrome
Lennox Gastaut Syndrome

48
Q

keotgenic diet

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3-4:1 fats to protein/carb
risk kidney stones hyperlipidemia, weight loss, constipation, decreased bone mass
only works in adults

49
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PHRM 845 (32 decks)

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