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Pharmacology Flashcards

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Parkinson’s = neurodegenerative disorder characterised by loss of …. Cells in the …. …., degeneration of motor and non-motor … …. Circuits occur

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Parkinson’s = neurodegenerative disorder characterised by loss of DOPAMINERGIC Cells in the SUBSTANTIAL NIGRA, degeneration of motor and non-motor BASAL GANGLIA Circuits occur

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Parkinson’s tremor is …

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… At rest

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3
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Bradykinesia (Parkinson’s)

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Slow movements

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Parkinson’s have difficulty …. And …. Movements

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Starting and stopping

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Parkinson’s have a loss of …. Reflexes

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Postural

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RATE HYPOTHESIS:
DA production is … From the S.N., so changes in the striatal activity lead to ….. Of the …
And a reduction in …. Output from the … To the STN
Therefore overactive STN and … Activity from striatum = over activity of the ….
Results in suppression of the …. Activity to the ….

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RATE HYPOTHESIS:
DA production is REDCED From the S.N., so changes in the striatal activity lead to SUPPRESSION Of the GPe
And a reduction in INHIBITORY Output from the GPe To the STN
Therefore overactive STN and DECREASED Activity from striatum = over activity of the GPi
Results in suppression of the THALAMIC Activity to the CORTEX

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DBS outline: 1-5

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Pre implantation
Implanting
Leads
Implanting neurotransmitter
Healing
Programming sessions
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DBS frequency =
Pulse width =
Voltage ranging =

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130-185Hz
60-120us
2-5V

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DBS for Parkinson’s implant leads into …

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Subthalamus

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DBS works by ….

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INHIBITION! (Of subthalamic neurotransmission)

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Stimulation can result in …. …. across a population of …

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Pattern changes …. Neurons

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Early PD treatments:

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Levodopa
Dopamine agonists
MAO-B inhibitors

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PD treatment (w motor and non motor symptoms)

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Levodopa
Dopamine agonists
MAO-B inhibitors
Catechlo-O-methyl transferase (COMT) inhibitors
(Apomorphine and amantadine)
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DBS can be used to treat …. (Not PD or refractory epilepsy)
The …… Is stimulated

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Dystonia (involuntary muscle contractions)

The GBi is stimulated (pallidal stimulation)

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Forms of dystonia which respond well to DBS =

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Primary generalised
DYT1 positive or negative
Hemidystonia

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16
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DBS is used to treat … (Not PD or dystonia)

You stimulate ….. …..

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Refractory epilepsy

You stimulate the vagus nerve

17
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Deep Brain stimulation objective…

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.. Modulate neural pathways

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