U3 Flashcards

1
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aromatic amino acid decarboxylase inhibitor inhibits peripheral conversion of L_DOPA to dopamine for parkinsons

A

carbidopa

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2
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D2 agonist, D1 antagonist used for mild parkinsons or DA agonism in NMS

A

bromocriptine

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3
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non-ergot DA receptor agonist selective for D2 used to delay L-DOPA tx

A

pramipexole

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4
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COMT inhibitor to prolong t1/2 of carbidopa

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entacapone

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5
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used for movement disorders in huntingtons (reduces dyskinesias)… also adjunct to levodopa

A

amantadine

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6
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GABAb agonist used for spasticity of ALS UMN symps

A

baclofen

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7
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side-effects of antipsychotics

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Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) = muscle rigidity, cramps, tremors, fever, autonomic instability and cognitive changes

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8
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antipsychotic that also causes arrythmias

A

thioridazine

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9
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antipsychotic with fewer autonomic SEs (less sedation) of NMS but more extraphyramidal (parkinsonism)

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haloperidol

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10
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muscle relaxant used for malignant hyperthermia assoc with NMS

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dantrolene

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11
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D2 antagonist, 5H2 antagonist (allows DA to flow more freely in nigostrial pathway) for 2nd gen antipsychotic - risk of agranulocytosis but NO EPS, TD or catalepsy

A

clozapine

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12
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direct muscarinic agonist used in cataract surgery b/c constricts pupils, causing inc aqueous outflow by spreading trabecular meshwork

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pilocarpine

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13
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antimuscarinic used to dilate pupils by paralyzing ciliary body when causing cycloplegia for eye exams

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tropicamide

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14
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separates 1st and 2nd order from 3rd order neuron dysfxn in Horner’s syndrom by releasing NE (pos dilation means 1st or 2nd order (bad sign))

A

hydroxyamphetamine

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15
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a2 agonist that lowers intraocular pressure

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clonidine

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16
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diagnose postganglionic problem (abnormal pupil WON’T dilate)

A

paredrine

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17
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diagnose pharmacologic problem (ie too many anti muscarinics/ cyloplegic agents) (abnormal pupil WON’T constrict)

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pilocarpine

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18
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MAO inhibitor (can’t oxidize Ne, 5-HT, DA) used for depression, anxiety etc… SE hypertensive crisis with tyramine-rich foods or serotonin syndrome (MAOI + SSRI)

A

tranylcyrpomine & phenelzine

19
Q

Tricyclic SEs

A

antimuscarinic, orthostatic hypotension, sedation esp with alcohol, seizures

20
Q

TCAs can cause cardiac arrhythmias, esp at OD –> give this

A

sodium bicarb

21
Q

SSRI that can cause serotonin syndrome with MAOIs

A

fluoxetine

22
Q

serotonin syndrome

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hyperthermia, muscle rigidity, myoclonus, AMS, vitals

23
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SSRIs inhibit reuptake of

A

5_HT and some NE

24
Q

most potent hallucinogen is agonist at 5HT2A receptors, inhibiting raphe nuclei firing and increasing sensory input

25
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hallucinogen that has cross tolerance with LSD and psilocybin

26
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dissociative anesthetic causes violent behavior and inexplicable psychoses

27
Q

inhibits acetaldehyde dehydrogenase

A

disulfiram

28
Q

causes acidosis with crystals in urine

A

ethylene glycol

29
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hits cannabinoid receptors and can be used as anti-nausea in chemo

30
Q

endogenous cannabinoid

A

anandamide

31
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GABA agonist binds btwn a1 and y2 subunits for short term depression tx ( a benzo) with ceiling effect

32
Q

used for short term sedation ie flight

A

alprazolam

33
Q

benzo used to induce sleep

34
Q

calming effect with short half life anesthesia

35
Q

non benzo used to induce sleep at omega receptor

36
Q

MS tx that can cause mild anemia, inc LFT and some flu-like symps with minor irritation at injection site

37
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most NABs of all MS tx

38
Q

MS tx that is myelin basic protein analog causes t cell apoptosis

A

glatiramer acetate

39
Q

used for acute MS attack

A

methylprednisone

40
Q

used for tonic-clonic seizures

41
Q

for headaches: the pre-triptan standard of acute migraine tx. 5HT agonist in trigem pathway, can cause nausea.

A

ergotamines

42
Q

Acute migraine tx, the standard. acute tx of cluster headaches and photophobia

43
Q

tension headache prevention, can cause weight gain

A

TCA (amitryptyline)

44
Q

migraine prevention

A

propanolol