Test 2 Flashcards

1
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Threr things that too much melitonin can cause

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HA nightmare Mental impairment

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2
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5 indications for benzos

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Anxiety, insomnia, antiseizure, Nausea, and alcohol withdrawal

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3
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2 side effects of Benzos

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CNS depressant and paradoxal excitation

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4
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Pregnancy classes

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A human trials show no adverse effects 
B animal trials show no adverse effects 
C animal trials show adverse effects 
D human trials show adver effects 
X no reason to ever take med when pregnant
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5
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One AE and one CI of zolpidem and one thing to keep in mind

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Sleep eating stuff and no breastfeeding

Women and elderly have increased chance of toxcicity

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6
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3 things about zolpidem

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Short half life, one receptor, it is a seditive not a mm relaxor

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7
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What is different about alprazolam

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No grapefruit juice

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8
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What is different about diazepam

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Used in surg

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9
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What is different about midazdam

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It is fast and amnesia is expected effect

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10
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Benzos and pregnancy?

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D

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11
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7 CI for barbs

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No alcohol, no birth control, no corticosteroids, or aniconvulsants because they will increase metan of barbs , no breast feeding, preg D not for panic dysorder

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12
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3 teaching for barbs

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Do not stop rebound insomnia
Vit d and cal deficancy can happen
Watch for paradoxical excitation in adults and kids

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13
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What do these do?
Seronotin
NorEp
GABA
Aceylcholine 
Dopamine
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S inhibitory help with sleep, pain emotions, and mood 
N-Excititaory or inhibitory 
GABA-Inhibits
A-both 
D excititory- movement and intention
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14
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You missed a drug what is it where does it belong?

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Amitriptyline it is a TCA

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15
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IN for TCA 4

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Depression, nocurnal enuresis, pain, insomnia

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16
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4 AE of TCAs

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Cardiac dys, lower seizure threashold, orthoHypoTN, Anticholenergic effects

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17
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Cautions with TCA

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Park, cardiac issues, hepatic, increase in intraocular pressure, or hypothyroidism

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18
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IN for SSRI 7

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Depression, premenstral dysphoric dysorder, bulemia/anor obesity/alcohol dependency/PTSD/OCD

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19
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What are two things that we are worried about with SSRI

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Serotonin syndrome and withdrawal

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20
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Serotonin syndrome s/s 9

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Confusion, anxiety, agitation, rigidity, HTN, fever, sweat, ataxia, tremmors

21
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Serononin w/d s/s

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Tremor anxiet sensory disturbances

22
Q

What are the two other atypical antidepressants just what the letters are

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SNRI
And
NDRI

23
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Venlafaxine AE 2

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Nausea, growth retardation,

24
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What are the indications of Bupropion 3

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depression, nicotine withdrawal, neuropathic pain

25
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What are the the SE of bupropion 5

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CNS excite, HA, GI upset, tremmors, increase in seizure risk,

26
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What are we worried about with MAIOs? 8

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HYPERTN crisis, hypoglycemia, drowsiness, orthhypo, serotonin syndrome, HA, insomnia, Dia

27
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What are the 3 antiepileptics

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Valporic acid, caramazepine, lamotrigine

28
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What drugs do you use to treat bipolar disorder? 4

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mood stabelizers, antiepileptics, antipsychotics, benzos

29
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Onset of lithium and one thing about it

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1-3 weeks short half life

30
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What are the adverse effects of Lithium 5

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Mm weakness, lethergy, n/v, long term renal imapirment,

31
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Interactions with lithium 2

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Thiazide diuretics and antithyroid meds they will increase hypothyroid effect

32
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AE of valporic acid 3

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Thrombocytopenia, preancreatitis, liver fail

33
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What treats EP symptoms?

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Benzos

34
Q

Akathesia, tardive dyskinesia, and acute dystonia

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AK a feeling of mm quivering and restlessness
Tar facial repetitive involuntart movement
Acute-contractions

35
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What are the symptoms of Neuropathic malignaant syndrome and what causes this and how do we support

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High fever, diaphoresis, mm rigidity, tachy, bp up or down, delerium and coma diaphoresis
From antipsychotics
Support-antipyretics, mm relax and electrolytes

36
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Chlorpromazine IN 2

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Antiemetic, hiccups

37
Q

AE with chlorpromazine 4 and 2 interactions

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Anticholenergic, weight gain, seizures, eps, CI for dementia rt psychosis and anticicholenergic meds

38
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Indications for Haloperidol and one thing to remember

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Tourettes, hiccups, autism, delirium in emerg

Remember IV

39
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AR for haloperidol 2

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Drowsines and EPS

40
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Haloperidol CI 4

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Park, seizure, alcohol severe mental depression

41
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Risperidome routes

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Po, IM oral disint tab

42
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Indications for risperidone 1 and 2 off label

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Acute mania

Tourettes, irritated autism

43
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AE of risperisone 3

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N and v orthohypo increase prolactin

44
Q

Colazapine 3

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Last resort agranulocytes can decrease seizue thershold

45
Q

What else is quetiapine good for

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OCD

46
Q

In for aripiprazole 4

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Sch, bipolar, depression, tourettes

47
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AE of Airpiprazole

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Drowz seizure ther

48
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Aripiprazole IN

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SSRIs or grapefruit juice