Psychotropic Drugs and Mental Illness Treatment Flashcards

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Give examples of some common psychiatric illnesses.

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2
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Give examples of some medicines for psychiatric illnesses.

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3
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What are psychotropic drugs?

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4
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What are the properties of psychotropic drugs?

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5
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Give examples of some psychotropic drugs and their medical use. Give drug examples.

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6
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What are some common symptoms of anxiety?

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7
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Give examples of drugs used to treat anxiety

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8
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What are the properties of benzodiazepines?

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9
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Give an overview of a GABA synapse

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10
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What are the different sites for therapeutic drugs on GABA-A receptors?

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What is the structure of a GABA-A receptor? Where is the GABA binding site? Where is the benzodiazepine binding site? Discuss the subunit specific behaviour of this receptor.

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Give examples of anxiolytic drugs that target 5-HT neurons. How does buspirone work? What is the paradox of anxiolytic effects of SSRIs?

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13
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What drugs are used to treat depression?

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14
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Give examples of TCAs, their adverse effects and other therapeutic uses. How do TCAs work?

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15
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Give examples of MAOIs and their adverse effects. How doe MAOIs work?

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16
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Give examples of SSRIs, their adverse effects and other therapeutic uses. How do SSRIs work?

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17
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Give examples mood stablisers. What are the general features of lithium and its adverse effects. How does lithium work? How do other mood stabilisers work?

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18
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Give an example of a potential alternative to lithium. How was this molecule found?

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19
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What is the monoamine hypothesis of depression? Give some evidence for and against it.

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20
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Suggest a way in which antidepressants work.

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21
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Give examples of new antidepressant therapy strategeries

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22
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What are the symptoms of schizophrenia?

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23
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Give examples of the different drugs used to treat schizophrenia. How do these drugs work?

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24
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Are 2nd generation antipsychotics better than 1st generation?

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What are some of the pharmacological profiles of individual antipsychotics?
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26
What is the dopamine theory of schizophrenia? Give some evidence for and against it.
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27
Give examples of new targets for schizophrenia treatment
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