Pharm of Seizures and Epilepsy - Fitz Flashcards
Broad spectrum AEDs
- valproate
- lamotrigine
- topirimate
- levetiracetam
- zonisamide
AEDs for simple/complex disorder
- gabapentin
- pregabalin
- oxycarbazepine
- lacosamide
- tiagabine
- vigabatrin
- ezogabin
AEDs for tonic/clonic disorder
- carbamazepine
- phenytoin
- phenobarbital
AEDs for atonic clonic disorder
- benzodiazepines (diazepam/lorazepam)
- clonazepam
AEDs for absence seizure
ethosuximide
MOA: Phenytonin
presynaptic, antagonize VGNaC, enhance fast inactivation
MOA: Carbamazepine
presynaptic, antagonize VGNaC, enhance fast inactivation
MOA: Lacosamide
presynaptic, antagonize VGNaC, enhance slow inactivation
MOA: Lamotrigine
presynaptic, antagonize VGNaC, enhance fast inactivation; acts at N- and P-type VGCaC in cortical neurons, acts at neocortical K+ currents
MOA: Oxcarbazepine
presynaptic, antagonize VGNaC, enhance fast inactivation
MOA: zonisamide
presynaptic, blocks VGNaC, blocks t-type Ca2+ channels
MOA: Ethosuximide
T-type Ca2+ channels
AEs: Valproate
weight gain, tremor, hair loss, lethargy, NTDs in offspring of pregnant women on drug (class D teratogen)
MOA: Tiagabine
presynaptic, inhibits GABA re-uptake
MOA: Vigabatrin
presnyaptic, inhibits GABA metabolism