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Pharmacology: Recreational Drug Intoxication/Withdrawal Flashcards

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Cocaine and Amphetamine: MOA

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NE/DA reuptake inhibitor

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Ecstasy: MOA

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Alters 5-HT release and reuptake

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Hallucinogens: MOA

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Alterations and 5-HT functioning

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PCP/Ketamine: MOA

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NMDA Antagonists

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Marijuana: MOA

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Activates cannabinoid receptors and increase dopamine

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Benzodiazepines: MOA

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GABA agnoists

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Gammahydroxybutyrate (GHB): MOA

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Altered DA transmission, GABA analog

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Inhalants: MOA

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CNS depression via inhibitory neurotransmitters

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Treatment for drugs that are more than just supportive (all of them have supportive as tx)

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Cocaine/Amphetamine
- Lorazepam for agitation, Haloperidol for psychotic agitation, and dopamine agonist for extreme cravings.

Benzodiazepines
- Give flumazenil (short acting benzodiazepine) for acute OD, longer acting benzodiazepine for chronic use

GHB
- Consider benzodiazepines

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