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Seizure and antidepressant drugs pharm Flashcards

1
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Name the carbonic anhydrase inhibitor

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Acetazolamide

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2
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Where do carbonic anhydrase inhibitors work?

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Proximal tubule

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3
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Toxicity of CA inhibitors

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metabolic acidosis

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4
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What do loop diuretics block?

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NKCC2 pump

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5
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Where do loop diuretics work>

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TAL

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6
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Name the two loop diuretics

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furosemide and ethacrynic acid

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7
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Where do thiazides work?

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DCT

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8
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What do thiazides block?

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NCC in DCT

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9
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How does spironolactone work?

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It blocks the aldosterone receptor in principal cells so that ENaC channels do not open, sodium stays in urine; can not come into cell

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10
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Where do potassium sparing diuretics work?

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principal cells of the collecting tubules

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11
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How does amiloride work?

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It blocks the ENaC channels and inhibits sodium influx

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12
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Where does conivapton work? How?

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Collecting tubule, it blocks ADH so no AQP channels to allow water in

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13
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Name the beta 2 agonist short term relievers

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Epinephrine, isoproterenol and albuterol, salmeterol/formotorol (long acting short term reliever)

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14
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Name the methylxanthine short term reliever

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Theophylline (tea) - PDE inhibitor

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15
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Name the short term relievers that are M3 antagonists

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Ipatropium bromide and parenteral atropine

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16
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Name the long term controller corticosteroids

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Prednisone and fluticasone

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17
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Name the long term controller that is a LPI (leukotriene pathway inhibitors)

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montelukast

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18
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Name the mAB used as a long term controller

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Omalizumab (Xolair)

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19
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Name the three subtypes of focal seizures

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Simple, complex and secondarily generalized

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20
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Name the subtypes of general seizures

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-Tonic-clonic (grand-mal)
-absence (petite mal)
-drop attacks (tonic, atonic)
-clonic and myoclonic
-Infantile spasms

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21
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Phenytoin therapeutic dose

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10-20 mcg/kg

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22
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Phenytoin toxic dose

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30-50 mcg/ml

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23
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Phenytoin lethal dose

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> 100 mcg/ml

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24
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What % of phenytoin is bound to albumin?

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90%

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25
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What type of seizure is phenytoin used for?

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focal, tonic clonic

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26
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What type of seizure and other disorders is carbamazepine used for?

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focal, TGN and BPD

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27
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What type of seizure is phenobarbital used for?

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Focal, GTCS

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28
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What is the drug of choice for focal seizures?

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lamotrigine

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29
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What drug displaces phenytoin?

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Valproic acid

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30
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What drugs compete with phenytoin for albumin?

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Carbamazepine and sulfonamides

31
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What is the drug of choice in infants for sedation

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Phenobarbital

32
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MOA of phenytoin

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modification of ion conductance, enhances inhibition (GABA) and inhibits excitation (glutamate)

33
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MOA of carbamazepine

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Na+ channel

34
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MOA of lacosamide

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Na+ channel

35
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MOA of phenobarbital

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sedative hypnotic

36
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MOA of lamictal

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ion channel blocker

37
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MOA of ethosuxamide

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Ca++ channel

38
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MOA of valproic acid

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all

39
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Benzo MOA

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increase GABA

40
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Lacosamide indication

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focal seizures

41
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What type of seizure is lamictal (lamotrigine) used for?

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Focal

42
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GABA analogs (vigabatrin) indication

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infantile spasms

43
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What is the drug of choice for absence seizures?

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Ethosuxamide

44
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What type of seizure is valproic acid used for? What are other indications?

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absence, BP and migraines

45
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What type of seizure are benzos used for?

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Status epilepticus

46
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What is the name of the benzo we use for seizures?

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diazepam

47
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These drugs stimulate seizure activity

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methohexital, demerol, and sevoflurane

48
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This drug blocks neuromuscular blockades but prior to administration of NMB higher levels of this drug can actually enhance NMB

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Phenytoin

49
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1st gen H1 antagonists

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Benadryl, phenegran, dramamine

50
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2nd gen H1 antagonists

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Claritin, allegra, Zyrtec

51
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5HT1A agonist

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buspirone

52
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5HT1B/D agonist

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triptans

53
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5HT3 agonist

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ondansetron (zofran)

54
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Where are 5HT1A receptors?

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raphe nuclei

55
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Where do you find 5HT3 receptors? What type of receptor is it?

A

area postrema, ion channel

56
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SSRIs examples

A

prozac, zoloft

57
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SNRIs examples

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Cymbalta, pristique

58
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TCA example

A

Elavil

59
Q

List antidepressant classes from least to most severe

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SSRI
SNRI
TCA
MAOI

60
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What receptor do benzos work on?

A

GABA a

61
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Name the benzos

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diazepam, lorazepam, midazolam

62
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Reversal for benzos

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flumazenil

63
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Barbituates

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thiopental, methohexital

64
Q

Name the 2 sleep aids

A

ambien, lunesta

65
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What does fomepizole block?

A

Blocks alcohol dehydrogenase

66
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What does disulfiram block?

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Aldehyde dehydrogenase

67
Q

Drugs that help alcoholics not be alcoholics

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naltrexone, acamprosate, Antabuse (disulfiram)

68
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This drug should not be given to someone with an opioid addiction because it will make them withdraw

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Naltrexone

69
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Name the pump and the enzyme that is found in the proximal tubule

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NHE3, carbonic anhydrase

70
Q

Name the pump that is found in the ascending loop of henle

A

NKCC2

71
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Name the pump found in the distal convoluted tubule

A

NCC

-moves sodium and chloride from urine into cell

72
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Name the pump found in the principal cells of collecting tubules

A

ENaC

73
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