Sedatives,Hypnotics and Anticonvulsants Flashcards

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hypnotics definition

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cause hypnosis(normal arousable sleep)

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sedatives definition

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reduce CNS exitation

do not induce sleep

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what is hypnosis

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normal arousable sleep

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do sedatives & hypnotics possess analgesic(painkilling) effect

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NO (only dull the perception of pain)

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deep sleep is also known as

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narcosis

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difference between narcosis and hypnosis

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narcosis is deep sleep

hypnosis is normal arousable sleep

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why hypnotics are also called as narcotics

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because at higher doses they cause narcosis(deep sleep)

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name 3 hypnotics(B2 PC)

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barbiturates
benzodiaz-epines
par-aldehyde
chloral hydrate

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barbiturates are commonly used as hypnotics/sedatives in which species

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dog & cat

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name 4 barbiturates(BPAS)

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barbitone
pheno-barbitone
amo-barbitone
seco-barbitone

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name the 3 categories in which benzo-diaz-epines can be divided/name 3 purposes for which benzo-diaz-epines can be used

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hypnotics
anxiolytics
anticonvulsants

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name 3 hypnotic benzodiazepines(FND)

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flurazepam
nitrazepam
diazepam

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name 3 anxiolytic benzodiazepines(OLD)

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oxazepam
lorazepam
diazepam

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name 2 anticonvulsant benzodiazepines(DC)

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diazepam

clonazepam

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benzodiazepines are commonly used as hypnotic/sedative in which species

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man & dog

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name a benzodiazepine receptor antagonist

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flumazenil

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when will you give flumazenil

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to overcome the toxicity of benzodiazepines(as it is an antagonist)

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MOA of benzodiazepines

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only GABA facilitation

no GABA mimetic action

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GABA mimetic action means

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selective increase in Cl conductance

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benzodiazepines act on which 2 systems

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MIDBRAIN ascending reticular formation(sleep cycle)
limbic system(mental functions)
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pharmodynamics(PD) of benzodiazepines

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high therapeutic index(no effect on Res. & other systems)

do not induce microsomal enzymes

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21
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do benzodiazepines have GABA mimetic action

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NO

only GABA facilitatory action

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22
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benzodiazepines excretes through ________

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urine

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23
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do benzodiazepines enter CNS

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YES because it is lipid soluble

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24
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name a drug which is not benzodiazepine derivative but acts like one

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zolpidem

25
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MOA of zolpidem

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acts on central benzodiazepine receptor & potentiates GABA action

26
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route of benzodiazepine administration for sedation/hypnosis

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orally

27
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which hypnotic/sedative is used for large animals

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chloral hydrate

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chloral hydrate

  1. is given by which route
  2. @ what dose in cattle & horse
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IV

5-7 gm/100 kg for both cattle & horse

29
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paraldehyde is condensation product of _____________

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3 molecules of acetaldehyde

30
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what is the function of paraldehyde

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potent short acting HYPNOTIC

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3 therapeutic uses of hypnotic/sedatives

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restrain excited animal(H/S)
induce sleep(only H)
preanaesthetic(H/S)

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anticonvulsants definition

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counteract nervous diseases/poisonings characterised by convulsions or epilepsy

33
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how to memorize main anticonvulsants

PDC BG VL

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P4 DC2 BG (VL)2

Punjab de DC de BiG VaL

34
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name the P4 anticonvulsants

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(fan poppi)

pheno-barbitone
pheny-toin
pro-pofol
pri-midone

35
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name the DC2 anticonvulsants

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(DIESAL paeya CAR ch te ohde 2 CLONE ban ge)

diaz-epam
car-bamaz-epine
clon-azepam

36
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name the BG anticonvulsants

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(brown ga)

bro-mide
ga-ba-pentin

37
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name the (VL)2 anticonvulsants

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(val vig lig lam)

val-proic acid
vig-a-batrin
liag-a-bine
lam-o-trigine

38
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phenobarbitone as anticonvulsant

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inhibit motor & sensory cerebral cortex
enhance GABA activity
inhibit glutamate mediated exitation
dose: cat=1-2 mg/kg orally 2x,dog=2-10 mg/kg orally 2x

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phenytoin as anticonvulsant

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inhibit motor area of cerebral cortex
block Na channels
dose: dog=6-30mg/kg orally 3x

40
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phenytoin prolongs ______ time, which is reversed by ______

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prothrombin

vit. K

41
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which 2 drugs decrease metabolic breakdown of phenytoin

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chloram-phenicol

phenyl-butazone

42
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propofol as anticonvulsant

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also a GABA agonist

dose: dog & cat=1-2 mg/kg IV

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primidone as anticonvulsant

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prodrug,converted to phenobarbitone(active metabolite) in liver
dose:dog=10-30mg/kg orally @ 8hrs interval

44
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primidone is a prodrug for __________

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phenobarbitone

45
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which drug can reduce metabolic breakdown of primidone

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chloramphenicol

46
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chloramphenicol is used to increase activity & decrease breakdown of which 2 anticonvulsants

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phenytoin

primidone

47
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diazepam as as anticonvulsant

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most commonly used benzodiazepine
drug of choice in status epilepticus in dog
not given orally(poor absorption)
GABA facilitatory action

48
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which is the most comonly used benzodiazepine

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diazepam(also DOC for status epilepticus in dogs)

49
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which is the drug of choice for status epilepticus in dogs and it is given at what dose

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diazepam(also most comonly used benzodiazepine)

dose: 0.5-1.5 mg/kg IV , repeat within 30 min to 2 hours

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car-bamaz-epine as anticonvulsant

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acts by decreasing exitability by BLOCKING Na CHANNELS

51
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clon-azepam as anticonvulsant

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a benzodiazepine for dog

dose: 0.5 mg/kg orally 2x

52
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bromide as anticonvulsant

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sodium or pottasium salt

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gabapentin as anticonvulsant

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prevents release of GLUTAMIC ACID(central excitory transmittor) from glutaminergic nerve terminals

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valproic acid as anticonvulsant

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sodium channel blocker(like phenytoin & car-bamaz-epine)
decreases DEGRADATION of GABA(like vigabatrin)
dose: dog=10-50 mg/kg 3x

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vigabatrin as anticonvulsant

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decrease degradation of GABA(like valproic acid)

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liag-abine as anticonvulsant

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inhibits degradation of GABA

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lamo-trigine as anticonvulsant

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blocks presynaptic Na channels

reduce release of glutamic acid(excitatory neurotransmittor)

58
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how do certain anticonvulsants decrease degradation of GABA

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they inhibit “GABA transaminase” which inactivates GABA

59
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which anticonvulsants bock Na channels

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phenytoin
car-bamaz-epine
valproic acid
lamo-trigine

60
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which anticonvulsants inhibit glutamic acid secretion

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pheno-barbitone
gaba-pentin
limo-trigine
pro-pofol

61
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name the anticonvulsants which prevent degradation of GABA

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valproic acid
vig-abatrin
liag-abin