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psych pharm Flashcards

1
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chlorpromazine

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1st gen APS

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fluphenazine

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1st gen APS

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haloperidol

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1st gen APS

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perphenazine

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1st gen APS

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5
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1st gen APS MOA

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D2 antag

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1st gen APS SE

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EPS, NMS, tardive dyskinesia

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EPS

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dystonia
oarkinsonism
akathesia

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tx for EPS

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anticholinergics (benztropine, diphenhydramine), benzos/betablockers

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9
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Tx for tardive dyskinesia

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d/c meds

benzoa, botox, vit E

mvts may persist even with removal of the drug

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NMS

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change in mental status, fever, labile BP, lead pipe rigidity, elevated CPK

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aripiprazole

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2nd gen APS

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asenapine

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2nd gen APS

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clozapine

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2nd gen APS

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iloperidone

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2nd gen APS

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lurasidone

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2nd gen APS

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olanzapine

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2nd gen APS

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quetiapine

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2nd gen APS

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18
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risperidone

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2nd gen APS

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ziprasidone

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2nd gen APS

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20
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2nd gen APS MOA

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antag 5HT2 and D4>D2

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SE of 2nd gen APS

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metabolic syndrome

agranulocytosis with clozapine

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metabolic syndrome

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inc BP, inc blood sugar levels, excess body fat around the waist, abnormal cholesterol levels, inc risk for CV, stroke and type II diabetes

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serotonin syndrome

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autonomic instability, diaphoresis, , tachycardia, fever, hyperreflexia, seizures, coma, death

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what 2 drugs combined are high risk for serotonin syndrome

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SSRI and MAOI

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What meds cause HAM SE?

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TCAs and low potency APS

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26
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What meds cause HTN crisis?

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MAOI with tyramine rich foods

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27
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Blockage of what tract is crucial to the efficacy of APS and why?

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mesolimbic tract bc excessive dopamine transmission in this area causes pos sx of schizophrenia

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28
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APS blockage of dopamine in what tract causes cognitive dysfunction

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mesocortical tract

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29
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APS blockage of dopamine in what tract causes hyperprolactinemia

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tuberoinfundibular tract

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30
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APS blockage of dopamine in what tract causes EPS

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nigrostriatal tract

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31
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Antagonism of histamine 1

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sedation and weight gain

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32
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Muscarinic receptor blockade

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blurred vision, dry mouth, urinary retention, constipation, and decreased cognition

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33
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Inhibition of alpha-1 adrenergic receptors

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sedation, orthostatic hypotension, and reflex tachycardia

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34
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What meds have HAM SE?

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TCA and low potency APS

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35
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What APS cause hyperprolactinemia

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typicals and risperidone

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36
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Paroxetine

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SSRI- short HL causing withdrawal sx

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37
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Fluvoxamine

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SSRI- only approved for OCD

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38
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Fluoxetine

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SSRI- longest HL, safe in children and in pregnancy

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39
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Sertraline

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SSRI- higher risk for GI disturbances

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40
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venlafaxine

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SNRI

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41
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duloxetine

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SNRI

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42
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Mirtazpine

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alpha 2 adrenergic antagonist- good for depression in elderly with insomnia and anorexia

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43
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Tx for TCA overdose

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IV sodium bicarbonate

44
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Amitriptyline

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TCA- good for chronic pain and insomnia

45
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Imipramine

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TCA- good for enuresis and panic d/o

46
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Clomipramine

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TCA- good for OCD

47
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Doxepine

48
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Nortriotyline

49
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Desipramine

50
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TCA SE

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HAM- sedation, wt gin, CV SE, dry mouth, seizures, lethal in OD

51
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Phenelzine

52
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Tranylcypromine

53
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Isocarboxazid

54
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Selegiline

55
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Chlorpromazine

A

1st gen APS

deposits in lens and cornea, blue-gray skin discoloration

56
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thioridazine

A

1st gen APS

associated with retinitis pigmentosa

57
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thiothixene

A

mid potency 1st gen APS

58
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loxapine

A

mid potency 1st gen APS

59
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molindone

A

mid potency 1st gen APS

60
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perphenazine

A

mid potency 1st gen APS

61
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fluphenazine

A

high potency 1st gen APS

62
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pimozide

A

high potency 1st gen APS

63
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tx for akathesia SE

A

beta blockers or benzos

64
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Tx of EPS SE

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benztropine or diphenhydramine

sometimes amantadine

65
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Onset of NMS SE

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usually early but can be anytime

66
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Onset of acute dystonia

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hrs to days

67
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Onset of parkinsonism/akathesia

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days to weeks

68
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onset of TD

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6 months to years

69
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clozapine

A

2nd gen APS
agranulocytosis- stop if ANC < 1500
ONLY APS shown to dec risk of suicide

70
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risperidone

A

2nd gen APS

increased prolactin

71
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quetiapine

A

2nd gen APS

72
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olanzapine

A

2nd gen APS

weight gain and sedation

73
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ziprasidone

A

2nd gen APS

QTc prolongation, must be taken with food at least 300 cal

74
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aripiprazole

A

2nd gen APS

less potential for weight gain

75
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What is the only mood stabilizer shown to decrease suicidality

76
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SE of APS

A

metabolic syndrome- monitor with baseline weight, BP, fasting glucose and fasting lipids
weight gain, hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia
some anti-HAM effects
elevated LFTs
QTc prolongation

77
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What should you monitor with lithium

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lithium levels, creatine and thyroid function tests

78
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SE of lithium

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tremor, nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, GI disturbance, weight gain, sedation, thyroid enlargement, hypothyroidism, ecg changes, benign leukocytosis, Ebsteins anolomy in babies of mothers taking lithium

79
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Carbamazepine class and SE

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anticonvulsant/mood stabilizer

SE- GI and CNS, can cause SJS, agranulocytosis and teratogenic

80
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valproic acid

A

anticonvulsant/mood stabilizer

must monitor LFT and CBC, CI in pregnancy

81
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lamotrigine

A

anticonvulsant/mood stabilizer

SE- dizziness, sedation, HA, SJS

82
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Gabapentin

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anticonvulsant good for neuropathic pain, anziety and sleep

83
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preganalin

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anticonvulsant food for GAD and fibromalagia

84
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Toprimate

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anticonvulsant good for impulse control disorders with beneficial SE of weight loss

85
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SE of anticonvulsants

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hepatotoxic and teratogenic, alopeica, GI sx, pancreatitis

86
Q

What benzos are good for chronic alcoholics or liver dz pts

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Lorazepam
Oxazepam
Temazepam

87
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How do BZD work

A

potentiate effects of GABA

88
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diazepam

A

BZD LA

detox from alc

89
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clonazepam

A

BZD LA
anxiety and panic attacks
avoid with renal fn pts

90
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alprazolam

A

BZD intermediate

anxiety/PA

91
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lorazepam

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BZD intermediate

anxiety, alc detox

92
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oxazepam

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BZD intermediate

alc detox

93
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temazepam

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BZD intermediate

94
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triaozolam

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BZD SA

incomnia tx

95
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midazolam

96
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BZA toxicity

A

respiratory depression esp when combined with alcohol

97
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zolpidem

A

non-BZD hypnotic

insomnia

98
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diohenhydramine and ramelteon

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non-BZD hypnotic

99
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buspirone

A

non-BZD anxiolytics

used in combo with SSRI for GAD

100
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hydroxyzine

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non-BZD anxiolytics

101
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propranolol

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non-BZD anxiolytics good for performance anxiety

102
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atomoxetine

A

psychostimulant less abuse but less effective in ADHD

103
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modafinil

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psychostimulant used in narcolepsy

104
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doneppezil

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ach inhibitor used in mild to mod neurocog d/o

105
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galantamine

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ach inhibitor used in mild to mod neurocog d/o

106
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rivastigmine

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ach inhibitor used in mild to mod neurocog d/o

107
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memantine

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NMDA receptor antag mod to severe neurocog d/o

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