Test 4 Anxiolytic and Hypnotic Agent Shi Flashcards

1
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What do benzodiazepines end in?

A

-pam

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2
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What are the actions of benzodiazepines?

A

Acts in limbic system and RAS
Makes GABA more effective

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What are the indicatioins for benzodiazepines?

A

Anxiety
Alcohol Disorders
Panic
Restless leg syndrome
Seizures
Insomnia

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4
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Adverse effects of benzodiazapines

A

Sedation/ drowsiness
Depression
Lethargy
Blurred Vision
Sleep driving/ weird behaviors
Apathy
Mild paradoxical excitatory reactions
Withdrawel syndrome

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5
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Drug interactions of benzos

A

Alcohol: Increased CNS depression
Cimetidine, Oral Contraceptives, Disulfiram: Increase in effect
Theophyllines: Decrease in effect

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6
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Which benzo is known for restless leg syndrome?

A

Clonazepam

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7
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Therapeutic actions of barbiturates

A

CNS depression
Depress cerebral cortex
Alter cerebellar fx
Depress motor output

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Indications of barbiturates

A

Relief of signs and symptoms of anxiety
Sedation
Insomnia treatment
Preanesthesia
Seizure treatment

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9
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When do barbiturates reach peach level?

A

20-60 minutes

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10
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Contraindications of barbiturates

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Previous history to addiciton to sedative hypnotic drugs
Latent or manifest porphyria
Marked hepatic impairment or nephritis
Resp distress/ severe resp dysfx
preg

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Adverse effects of barbiturates

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CNS depression
GI
CV
Serious hypoventilation (resp failure)

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12
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Drug interactions of barbiturates

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Alc, antihistamines: CNS
Altered response to phenytoin
MAO inhibitors cause increased serum levels and effect
Decreased effectiveness of oral anticoagulants, digoxin, antidepressants

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13
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Examples of barbiturates?

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Butabarbital
Pentobarbital
Phenobarbital
Secobarbital
-barbital

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14
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Promethazine uses

A

Preoperative medication and postoperative to decrease need for narcotics

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15
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Buspirone uses

A

Reduces signs and symptoms of anxiety without many of the CNS effects and severe adverse effects
Is less addictive
Better for long term use

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16
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Dexmedetomidine uses

A

Sedation of ventilated patients in intensive care of sedtion prior to and/or during surgical procedures

17
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Eszopiclone uses

18
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Meprobamate uses

A

Acute anxiety for up to 4 months

19
Q

Ramelteon uses

A

Insomnia characterized by dificulty with sleep onset

20
Q

Suvorexant uses

21
Q

Tasimelteon uses

A

Non 24 hour sleep wake disorder

22
Q

Zaleplon and Zolpidem uses

A

Short term treatment of insomnia