Serotonin and Dopamine Flashcards

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5-HTP (mechanism of action)

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5-HT (serotonin) precursor

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5-HTP (indication)

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Depression

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Buspirone (mechanism of action)

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HT1A partial agonist

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Buspirone (indication)

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anxiety/depression

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Sumatriptan (mechanism of action)

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HT1D agonist

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Sumatriptan (indication)

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migraine

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Sumatriptan (side effect)

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coronary vasoconstriction

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Buspirone (side effect)

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early increase in anxiety

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Risperidone (mechanism of action)

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HT2A/2C antagonist

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Risperidone (indication)

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depression/psychosis

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Risperidone (side effect)

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weight gain; akathesia***

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Odansetron (mechanism of action)

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HT3

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13
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Odansetron (indication)

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chemo-induced emesis

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Fluoxetine (mechanism of action)

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SSRI

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Fluoxetine (indication)

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depression; OCD; anxiety; panic disorder; PTSD; social phobia

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Fluoxetine (side effect)

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Sexual dysfunction; insomnia

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Sertraline (mechanism of action)

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SSRI

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Sertraline (indication)

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anxiety; social phobia; OCD; PTSD; depression; panic disorder

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Sertraline (side effect)

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Sexual dysfunction; insomnia

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L-DOPA (mechanism of action)

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dopamine precursor

21
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L-DOPA (indication)

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Parkinson’s disease

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L-DOPA (side effect)

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arrhythmia; dyskinesia

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bromocriptine (mechanism of action)

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D2 agonist

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bromocriptine (indication)

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Parkinson’s disease

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carbidopa (mechanism of action)
aromatic acid decarboxylase inhibitor
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carbidopa (indication)
Parkinson's disease
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carbidopa (side effects)
same as L-DOPA: arrhythmias and/or dyskinesia
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selegiline (mechanism of action)
MAO-B inhibitor
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selegiline (indication)
Parkinson's disease
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talcapone (mechanism of action)
COMT inhibitor
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talcapone (indication)
Parkinson's disease
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Role of COMT
degrades dopamine, other catecholamines (epi, NE)
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methylphenidate (brand name)
Ritalin
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methylphenidate (mechanism of action)
dopamine uptake inhibitor
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methylphenidate (indication)
ADHD
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methylphenidate (side effect)
tachycardia
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metaclopramide (mechanism of action)
D2 antagonist
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metaclopramide (indication)
nausea
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metaclopramide (side effect)
akathasia
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haloperidol (mechanism of action)
D2 antagonist
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haloperidol (indication)
psychosis
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haloperidol (side effect)
extra-pyramidal motor disturbances
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dopamine (mechanism of action)
dopamine and adrenergic receptor agonist
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dopamine (indication)
shock; cardiac decompensation
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dopamine (side effect)
hypotension (low dose); tachycardia
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trazadone (mechanism of action)
HT2A/2C antagonist + SSRI
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trazadone (indication)
anxiety/depression
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trazadone (side effect)
suicidality early after initiation