Parkinson - Flashcards

1
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What is a progressive DZ with the following cardinal sx: Bradykinesia, Postural instability, gait disturb, resting tremor, and rigidity?

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Parkinson’s- MEN 1mil USA, >65yo. Genetics, Pesticides, Age

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What location of brain is depleted of this chemical in PD?

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Substania Nigra depleted of Dopamine. DEC movement issues. INC DOPAMINE- psychosis

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3
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Is Dopamine inhibitory or excretory on the ACH receptor to stimulate GABA?

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Inhibits Cholinergic. Thus if depleted in PD, Cholinergic SNS will INC.

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4
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What is TRAP and SOAP in PD?

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Tremor, Rigidity, Akinesia, Postural Instability

Sleep Disturbances, Other Autonomic, Psychological

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5
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What is req to DX PD?

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Bradykinesia +1. R/o Antipsychotics, Anti-emetic

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6
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What antipsychotics cause extrapyramidal symptoms?

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Methyldopa 
Valproate 
Reserpine 
Verapamil 
Risperidone
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7
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What are the Goals with PD meds?

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  1. Restore Dopamine in CNS. 2. DEC ACH levels. MIN symptoms, medication SE. MAX QOL, safety and reduce fall
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8
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what are pitfalls of PD?

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Currently no approach to alter Dz progression

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9
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This Drug is initiated 1st and will have less motor benefit w/ INC in hallucinations?

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Levodopa or DA agonist

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Which med is req with LEVODOPA to allow Dopamin not to be degraded in the periphery?

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Carbidopa- inhibit LAAD enzyme, so LEVO can cross BBB to convert to Dopamine. INC DOPAMINE in brain

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11
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What affects Carbidopa-Levodopa PK?

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NO PROTEIN

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12
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This eye condition is contraindicated in C-L?

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Narrow angle glaucoma

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13
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Avoid these drugs w/ C-L

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Antiemetics, Antipsychotics, MAOIs, Phenytoin, iron-DEC efficacy

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14
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What are the ADR of C-L

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  1. GI,
  2. Postural HTN
  3. Dreams
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15
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What can MC occur with C-L and what is management of this ADR?

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  1. Wearing off- loss of DA storage, depends on LEVO 2. INC Frequency, short to long acting…ADD DA agonist, MAO, COMT inhibitors
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16
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What is cause if Pt experience delayed or no response?

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GI Absorption. Give on empty stomach, crush tablet

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17
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What meds selective activate dopamine receptors?

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DA- Bromocriptine-ergot, Pramipexal, Ropinirole, Apomorphine, Rotigotine

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18
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Which med is req. to take Trimethbenzamind 3 day prior for N/V ADE?

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Apomorthoine- INJ

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19
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Rotigotine is DA that can be used for RLS, PD add on. How is it RX?

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Transdermal Patch- slow and low.

20
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Where do Tolcapone and Entacapone inhibit cateholometh transferase, which will INC Dopamine?

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  1. Tol (2)-Peripheral and CNS- 2. Enta-( enter body) COMT is another enxyme that breaks done DOPA
21
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Are COMT inhibitor ever given mono-therapy?

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NO. OFten give with other DA, thus may need to lower other doses

22
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What does Monoamine oxidase B inhibitory do?

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Selegline, Rasagline, block MOA-B enzymes that break down DOPA in the CNS. 1. MIN on ff phenomena 2. Prolongs LEVO

23
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What is drug that has rare ADR of A.fib, and should avoid, meperidine, methadone, tramadol, Dextrmethrphan, and MAOIs?

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Selegline

24
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What is drug that has rare ADR of GIBs, HTN, MDD and should be avoid, St. John wart, methadone and Dextromethorphan?

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Rasalgiline

25
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What is drug that has rare ADR of HTN, dreams, insomnia, falls ONLY?

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Safinamide

26
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What is life threatening risk with LEVO and other MOAB?

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Hypertensive crisis

27
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What are other caution with MAOB?

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NO OTC RX. Risk of Serotonin Syndrome

28
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What antiviral INC Dopamine by synthesis release of Dopamine?

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Amantadine

29
Q

What skin and LE edema reaction is R/T amantadine?

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Livedo Reticularis- RENAL Dose Adjust

30
Q

What RX for PD controls TREMORS only?

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Anticholinergics- Benztrophine, Trihexyphenidyl (BENZ car tremor). DEC ACH excess

31
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If PD pt present with confusion, dry mouth, red, urinary retention, what is management?

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Titrate low and slowly or D/c Anitcholingeric response or Add artificial saliva add docusate stool softness

32
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What RX is used for PD psychosis condition if pt has hallucination and delusions?

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pimavanserin- ADR- prolong QT, Avoid CYP3A

33
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Which PD RX had more improvement in motor symptoms?

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LEVOdopa- use if motor sx affect QOL

34
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Which PD RX had more improvement in ADLs?

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LEVOdopa

35
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Which PD RX has less motor complication for PD?

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DA-Ropinirole, Apomorphine, Rotigotine, MOABI-Resilgine, Segeline- Use early stages where motor doesn’t impact QOL

36
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Which have the most ADR for PD?

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DA- Bromocriptine-ergot, Pramipexal, Ropinirole, Apomorphine, Rotigotine

37
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What should never be used for 1st line PD due to ADE?

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DA- Bromocriptine-ergot

38
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What are adds on for PD when the develop dyskinesia or motor fluctuations even if on LEVODOPA?

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DA agonist, MAOBI-geline or COMT- capone

39
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What is preferred PD initially?

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**Rasalgiline

40
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John is 66yo w/PD he is on Rasagiline, but needs conrol for tremors, what is considered?

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Amantadine

41
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John is 56yo w/PD he is on Rasagiline, but needs control for tremors, what is considered?

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Benztrophine, Trihexyphenidyl (Anit ACH) or Amantadine

42
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If further control is need for both for tremor, bradykinesia, rigidity, what is used?

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Amantadine,
DA agonist,
Carb/ldopa

43
Q

Mr. Hyde c/o slow movement often at beginning of dose?

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Delayed on response fluctuations.

44
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Mr. Jekyll c/o slow movement 4hrs later post taking meds? How is managed?

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Wearing off. MAINTAIN Adjust interval of carbibdop/levo (*opa, met, ary)ADD MAOB, or COMT or DA. OR

45
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What is profound unpredictable return of PD sx unrelated to dosing intervals?

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ON-OFF phenomenon- random movement oscillations. keep extra dose while away or longer acting meds or schedule activities or space meds 2hr post meal or consider protein intake.
LAST ADD entacapone-COMT, rasalgilne-MOA, pramipexole-DA, ropinirole-DA or segline-MAOB

46
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Which has the most ADE?

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COMT-capones

47
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Which PD has the most hallucinations and OFF time reduction?

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DA-pramipexole, ropinirole