Parkinson's, ADHD, Bipolar Flashcards

1
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main SE of DA agonist

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psychosis

compulsiveness

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2
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do all sga treat mania?

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yes

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3
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DA agonists (6)

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Bromocriptine

Cabergoline

Pramipexole

Ropinirole

Apomorphine

Rotiogotine

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4
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Antipsychotic drugs for BP (4)

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Olanzapine Quetiapine Risperidone Aripiprazole

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5
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stalevo

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levodopa carbidopa entacapone

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6
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pramipexole MAO

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d2 agonist D3 agonist

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7
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lithium target for bp

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0.8

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8
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main protein in Lewy Bodies

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alpha-synuclein

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9
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COMT inhibitors (3)

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entacapone

tolcapone

opicapone

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10
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what % of DA loss is needed before symptoms appear

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60-80

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11
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BP 2 mintenance tx (3)

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quetiapine lithium LMG

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12
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week 2 BP based on response

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full: continue tx

m-m: continue, inc. dose

s: inc. dose

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13
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apomorphine MOA

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D2,3,4 agonist

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14
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entacapone pearls (3)

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must take with sinemet

dealyed onset diarrhea

dark urine

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15
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do all sga treat mdd

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no

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16
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mixed BP episode

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manic/hypomanic 3 depressive sx most days

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17
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stage 1 BP tx

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monotherapy

skip to stage 2 if

euphoric mania and psychosis

or

if acute mania and on chronic tx

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18
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Selefiline MOA

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irreversible inhibitor of MOA-B

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19
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lithium MOA

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inhibit Ne and Da release inhibit inositol phosphates

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20
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lithium monitor (2)

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tsh: hypothyroidism renal

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21
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Non-motor symptoms of PD (6)

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neuropsychiatric –dementia, psychosis autonomic –orthoHTN, anti-ach falls sleep disorders –RLDS gI –drooling, dysphagia misc –fatigue, diplopia

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22
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Thiazide and lithium

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inc. li

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23
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Maintenance phase bp tx

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dose dec.

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24
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loop and lithium

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inc. li

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SE of bromocriptine
pulmonary fibrosis
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tx for diphasic dyskinesias (5)
more frequent sinemet add DA agonist add amantadine add comt inhibitor liquid sinemet
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Rotiogotine MOA
D1,2,3 agonist 5ht agonist antagonist of alpha adrenergic
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Define Akinesia
unable to move muscles voluntarily
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Continuation phase BP
full resonse 4-6 months
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type of peak dyskinesia (2)
chorieform dystonia
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acute mania tx (euphoric only) (8) in Bp
lithium seroquel divaloproex asenapine aripiprazole paliperidone risperidone cariprazine
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Sinemet MOA
inhibit dopa decarboxylase
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Bupropion CI
bulemia nervosa seizures
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TCA ADHD indication
ADHD w/anxiety/depression
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why slow taper LMG
prevent steven johnson's
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Stage 1 of PD
unilateral
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\>\_\_?\_\_\_mg/day of selegiline cause tyramine interaction
10
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Part 4 of UPDRS of PD
hoehn and yahr staging
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stage 4 BP
ECT 3 drug combo clozapine is part
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AED for BP (4)
Valproic/ Divalproex CBZ LMG OXC
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define bradykinesia
slowness and poverty of movement
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Part 3 of UPDRS of PD
clinician scored motor evaluation
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Levodopa effects
most effective for sx improve mortality dec. rigidity/hypokinesia
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tx of wearing off in PD (4)
more frequent sinemet add DA agonist add maoi add comt
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stage 3 BP
different 2 drug combo depressed: combo w/2 li, LMG, QUE, LUR, OLA-F
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cabergoline MOA
long acting d2 agonist low affinity 5ht agonist antagonist of alpha adrenergic
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Part 1 of UPDRS of PD
evaluation of mentation, behavior and mood
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Acute Phase BP
keep full response \>4 weeks
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Stage 2 of PD
bilateral no postural abnormalities
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SE of alpha2 agonist
sedation rebound HTN
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Stage 4 of PD
bilateral postural abnormalites
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hallucination in PD tx
pimavanserin
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tx of med related dystonia
dec. individual dose of sinemet
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indication for bromocriptine
hyperprolactinemia
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psychosis in PD tx
eliminate ACH/DA agonist add clozapine or quetiapine
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CBZ and lithium
inc. li ADE
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long acting stimulant duraiton
10-12 hours
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DSMv mania
sx \>7 days 3+ sx (4 if mood only irritable)
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ace/arb and lithium
inc. li
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intermediate acting stimulant duration
3-8 hours
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Antiach for PD (2)
Benztropine Trihexylphenidyl
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DSMv hypomania
no delusions no hallucinations
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Amantadine MOA
release endogenous dA block Da reuptake can cross BBB block glutamate receptor
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acute bp depression tx (3)
lithium LMG Ola-F
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Stage 5 of PD
severe fully developed disease bed or chair bound
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what antidepressant do you avoid in BP and MDD?
abilify
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Part 2 of UPDRS of PD
self evaluation of ADLs
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BP2
hypomnic MDE
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entacapone MOA
selective, reversible inhibitor of COMT does not cross BBB
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alpha2 adrenergic agonist for ADHD (2)
Guanfacine Clonidine
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TCA MOA ADHD
block NE and 5HT presynaptic transporter site
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stage 2 BP
2nd drug combo therapy -if depressed add lurasidone or olanzapine-fluoxetine
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acute mania w/ psychosis tx in BP
quetiapine + LI/DVP aripiprazole + Li/DVP Risperidone + Li/DVP Asenapine + Li/DVP
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alpha2 agoinst indicaiton (5)
monotherapy w/ tic disorder aggression anger disruptive behavior SE management: sleep
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how much carbidopa needed to inhibit decarboxylation and prevent N/V
75mg/day
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Methylphenidate - dexmethylphenidate MOA
block DA reuptake
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what sga treat mania and mdd
latuda seroquel
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atomoxetine MOA
selective NE reuptake inhibitor
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BP tx d/c
\>6 months of remission
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tx of peak dose dyskinesias (5)
lower sinemet dose amantadine \>300mg/day add DA agonist Add comt inhibitor for sx do not switch to CR sinemet
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week 4 BP
full: continue, m-m: inc. dose, next stage s: inc. dose, next stage
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Benztropine MOA
h1 antagonist inhibit DA reuptake
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2 TCA for ADHD
desipramine imipramine
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1st line agitation BP
Aripiprazole Lorazepam Loxapine Olanzapine
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anxiety tx in PD (2)
SSRI venlafaxine
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nsaids and lithium
in li
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ADHD and MVA
4x more serious MVA in ADHD
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safiniamide MOA
reversible inhibitor of MOAb block na, ca channels inhibit gluatamate release
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amphetamine MOA
enhance release of NE and DA
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Stage 3 of PD
bilateral mild postural abnormalities
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tx of disease related dystonia (2)
hs dose of sinemet cr hs dose of DA agonist
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lithium CI (3)
CV disease Kidney disease untreated thyroid disorder
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ropinirole MOA
D2/D3 agonist
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Stimulants MOA
block NE and DA reuptake
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amantadine indication
initial for rigidity/bradykinesia
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week 8 BP
full: continue, transition? m-m: inc. dose, next stage s: next stage
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pramipexole renal adjustment
crcl \<50
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mood stabilizer onset
7-14 days initial response 4-8 weeks ful response
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Freezing tx in pd
non-pharm first apomorphine
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Trimethobenzamide?
use with apomorphine for N/V 3 days prior and 60 days after
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MOA levodopa
increase DA in striatum BBB cross
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when to use lifetime mood stabilizers
\>2manic episodes 1 severe manic episode
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alpha2 adrenergic agonist MOA
inhibit NE release
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DSMv ADHD
age 4-18 inattention * 6+ sx for 6+months * (\>17 only need 5) Hyper/impulsive * 6+ sx for 6+ months
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drugs that exacerbate dementia in PD (5)
Anti-ach selegiline amantadine DA agonist tCA
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other signs of PD
masked faces hypophonia micrographia gait abnormaility
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tx of on-off fluctuation in pd (2)
add da agonist liquid sinemet
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short-acting stimulant duration
3-6 hours
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ssri/snri and lithium
inc. serotonin syndrome
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Week 6 BP
full: continue, transition? m-m: inc. dose, next stage s: inc dose, next stage
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atomoxetine onset
2-4 week 6-8 week max effect
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CI for alpha2agonist (2)
depression syncope dehydration
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ADHD tx ages 3-5
behavior mod
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BP 1
MANIC \>7 days also MDE
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clinical presentation of PD acronym
TRAP T: tremor R: rigidity A: akinesia/bradykinesia P: postural instability
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Bupropion indication for ADHD
ADHD w/ depression
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BP 2 depression tx
quetiapine
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BP 2 hypomania tx (3)
lithium divalproex atypical
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MAO-B for PD (3)
Selegiline Rasagiline Safiniamide
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Part 5 of UPDRS of PD
schwab and england ADL scale
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2 main DA areas of brain for PD
substantia nigra nigrostriatal
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maintenance BP drugs (6)
lithium LMG Olanzapine Aripiprazole Risperdal consta ziprasidone
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tx rapid cycling (3)
AED + AED lithium + AED w/ atypical Lithium or AED w/atypical
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type of dystonia (2)
disease related -early morning foot dystonia medication related
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what PD drug has more amount of motor complications
sinemet
126
highest risk of antidepressant switching in order
TCA MAOI venlafaxine ssri bupropion
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caffeine, theophylline, osmotic diuretics and lithium
dec. li
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SE apomorphine (3)
powerful emetic qt prolongation priaprism
129
TCA effect ADHD
dec. hyperactivity improve mood and sleep does not affect concentration
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BP 1,2 suicide risk?
2\>1
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Benztropine indication
initial therapy for tremor
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depression tx in PD (5)
nortiptyline desipramine venlafaxine citalopram paroxetine
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what drugs for PD contain sulfites (2)
apomorphine Rotiogotine
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NOT recommended tx for BP (5)
2 antipsychotics 2 SRIs SRI + MAOi SRI + TCA LMG + antidepressant
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anti-ach contraindication in PD
\>65 cognitive impairment
136
define rapid cycling
\>4 mood disturbances in 12 months for MDD, mixed, manic, or hypomanic episode