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Block 3 Pharm

PCSOM Block 3 Pharm

Drug ClassMech of ActionSide EffectsIndications for useDrugAdvantagesDisadvantages
Benzo - Short Acting Binding of BDZ enhances affinity of GABA, resulting in more freq opening of Cl channels, causing nerve hyperpolarization, resulting in inhibition of neuronal firing. Drowsiness & confusion; Ataxia with high doses; cognitive impairment Antianxiety Oxazepam Good choice for elderly and those with hepatic disease - no active metabolites Tolerance; Dependence; Withdrawal
Benzo - Intermediate Acting Binding of BDZ enhances affinity of GABA, resulting in more freq opening of Cl channels, causing nerve hyperpolarization, resulting in inhibition of neuronal firing. Drowsiness & confusion; Ataxia with high doses; cognitive impairment Antianxiety Lorazepam Good choice for elderly and those with hepatic disease - no active metabolites Tolerance; Dependence; Withdrawal
Benzo - Intermediate Acting Binding of BDZ enhances affinity of GABA, resulting in more freq opening of Cl channels, causing nerve hyperpolarization, resulting in inhibition of neuronal firing. Drowsiness & confusion; Ataxia with high doses; cognitive impairment; Tolerance; Dependence; Withdrawal Antianxiety Panic Disorder Alprazolam (blank) Tolerance, Dependence, Withdrawal
Benzo - Long Acting Binding of BDZ enhances affinity of GABA, resulting in more freq opening of Cl channels, causing nerve hyperpolarization, resulting in inhibition of neuronal firing. Drowsiness & confusion; Ataxia with high doses; cognitive impairment; Tolerance; Dependence; Withdrawal Antianxiety Chlordiazepoxide (blank) Tolerance, Dependence, Withdrawal
Benzo - Long Acting Binding of BDZ enhances affinity of GABA, resulting in more freq opening of Cl channels, causing nerve hyperpolarization, resulting in inhibition of neuronal firing. Drowsiness & confusion; Ataxia with high doses; cognitive impairment; Tolerance; Dependence; Withdrawal Antianxiety Diazepam (blank) Tolerance, Dependence, Withdrawal
Benzo - Long Acting Binding of BDZ enhances affinity of GABA, resulting in more freq opening of Cl channels, causing nerve hyperpolarization, resulting in inhibition of neuronal firing. Drowsiness & confusion; Ataxia with high doses; cognitive impairment; Tolerance; Dependence; Withdrawal Antianxiety Clorazepate (blank) Tolerance, Dependence, Withdrawal
Azapirones Partial agonist; actions mediated by 5-HT1A receptors; coupled to G proteins; increased opening of Cl channels; hyperpolarization of neuron; resulting in decreased firing. headache & dizziness Long term therapy of chronic anxiety Buspirone Good for pts with Hx of Substance Abuse Slow onset of therapeutic action (about 2 wks)
SSRI Inhibits reuptake of 5-HT at the transporter CNS: insomnia, tremor; CV: palpitations, postural hypotension (paroxetine only), vasodilation; GI: N/V and diarrhea; GU: loss of libido & sexual dysfunction Social anxiety disorder, Panic Disorder, Depression & Mania Paroxetine (blank) Slow onset (about 2 wks); Drug Interactions with MAOI, TCA, Tryptophan, and Warfarin
SSRI Inhibits reuptake of 5-HT at the transporter CNS: insomnia, tremor; CV: palpitations, postural hypotension (paroxetine only), vasodilation; GI: N/V and diarrhea; GU: loss of libido & sexual dysfunction PTSD, Panic Disorder, Depression & Mania Sertraline (blank) Slow onset (about 2 wks); Drug Interactions with MAOI, TCA, Tryptophan, and Warfarin
Serotonin & NE Uptake Inhibitor Blocks both serotoning & NE reuptake transporters CNS: insomnia, tremor; CV: palpitations, postural hypotension (paroxetine only), hypertension, vasodilation; GI: N/V and diarrhea; GU: loss of libido & sexual dysfunction General anxiety disorder Venlafaxine (blank) DO NOT ABRUPTLY DISCONTINUE
Antihistamines Antagonist at H1 receptors Sedation General Anxiety disorder Hydroxyzine HCl short acting (blank)
Antihistamines Antagonist at H1 receptors Sedation General Anxiety disorder Hydroxyzine pamoate long acting (blank)
Typical Antipsychotic - Phenothiazines Antagonism at presynaptic D2 & postsynaptic D2 receptors resulting in physiological depolarization inactivation. Acute dystonia (diphenhydramine), akathisia, parkinsonism, Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (Dantrolene), Tardive dyskinesia (irreversible) Schizophrenia Chlorpromazine (blank) (blank)
Typical Antipsychotic - Phenothiazines Antagonism at presynaptic D2 & postsynaptic D2 receptors resulting in physiological depolarization inactivation. Acute dystonia (diphenhydramine), akathisia, parkinsonism, Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (Dantrolene), Tardive dyskinesia (irreversible) Schizophrenia Trifluoperazine (blank) (blank)
Typical Antipsychotic - Phenothiazines Antagonism at presynaptic D2 & postsynaptic D2 receptors resulting in physiological depolarization inactivation. Acute dystonia (diphenhydramine), akathisia, parkinsonism, Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (Dantrolene), Tardive dyskinesia (irreversible) Schizophrenia Fluphenazine most potent (blank)
Typical Antipsychotic - Phenothiazines Antagonism at presynaptic D2 & postsynaptic D2 receptors resulting in physiological depolarization inactivation. Acute dystonia (diphenhydramine), akathisia, parkinsonism, Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (Dantrolene), Tardive dyskinesia (irreversible) Schizophrenia Thioridazine (blank) (blank)
Typical Antipsychotic - Butyrophenones Antagonism at presynaptic D2 & postsynaptic D2 receptors resulting in physiological depolarization inactivation. Acute dystonia (diphenhydramine), akathisia, parkinsonism, Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (Dantrolene), Tardive dyskinesia (irreversible) Schizophrenia Haloperidol very potent (blank)
Typical Antipsychotic - Thioxanthenes Antagonism at presynaptic D2 & postsynaptic D2 receptors resulting in physiological depolarization inactivation. Acute dystonia (diphenhydramine), akathisia, parkinsonism, Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (Dantrolene), Tardive dyskinesia (irreversible) Schizophrenia Thiothixene (blank) (blank)
Atypical Antipsychotic High affinity for dopamine D4 receptors Severe agranulocytosis Schizophrenia Clozapine Intermediate autonomic effects (blank)
Atypical Antipsychotic High affinity for 5-HT2 receptor Increases QT wave - do not use in CV disease Schizophrenia Risperidone Low risk of causing Extrapyramidal symptoms; minimal sedation (blank)
Atypical Antipsychotic High affinity for 5-HT2 receptor (blank) Schizophrenia Olanzapine No QT effect, Low EPS profile, minimal sedation, ONLY ANTIPSYCHOTIC that lessens effects of tardive dyskinesia (blank)
Atypical Antipsychotic High affinity for 5-HT2 receptor (blank) Schizophrenia Quetiapine Low risk of causing Extrapyramidal symptoms; minimal sedation; no QT effect (blank)
CNS Stimulants - Methylxanthines Inhibits PDE resulting in increased cAMP AND is an antagonist at adenosine A1 & A2 receptors causing an increase in neurotransmission by amplifying the cyclic nucleotide 2nd msgr cascade Doses >200mg produces nervousness, restlessness & tremors; N/V Stimulant Caffeine (coffee & cola-flavored drinks) Increased Alertness, loss of fatigue,Stimulation of respiration, sustained attention (blank)
CNS Stimulants - Methylxanthines Inhibits PDE resulting in increased cAMP AND is an antagonist at adenosine A1 & A2 receptors causing an increase in neurotransmission by amplifying the cyclic nucleotide 2nd msgr cascade N/V, very high doses - seizures that are refractory to anticonvulsant drugs Stimulant Theophylline Stimulates respiration (blank)
CNS Stimulants stimulate nicotinic receptors in CNS, depolarization, euphoria & arousal (blank) Smoking cessation Nicotine Improves attention, learning, problem solving & reaction time (blank)
CNS Stimulants - Amphetamines Release of biogenic amines (NE, Dop, & 5HT) from storage in nerve terminals High abuse potential, tolerance, dependence, insomnia, tenseness, irritability, weakness, confusion, delirium, paranoid hallucinations, suicidal/homicidal tendencies, headache, palpitations, arrhythmias, HTN, excessive sweating, circulatory collapse (blank) Dextroamphetamine increased alertness, decreased fatigue, decreased appetite (blank)
CNS Stimulants - Amphetamines Release of biogenic amines (NE, Dop, & 5HT) from storage in nerve terminals High abuse potential, tolerance, dependence, insomnia, tenseness, irritability, weakness, confusion, delirium, paranoid hallucinations, suicidal/homicidal tendencies, headache, palpitations, arrhythmias, HTN, excessive sweating, circulatory collapse (blank) Methamphetamine increased alertness, decreased fatigue, decreased appetite (blank)
CNS Stimulants - Amphetamine Derivative Release of biogenic amines (NE, Dop, & 5HT) from storage in nerve terminals High abuse potential, tolerance, dependence, insomnia, tenseness, irritability, weakness, confusion, delirium, paranoid hallucinations, suicidal/homicidal tendencies, headache, palpitations, arrhythmias, HTN, excessive sweating, circulatory collapse Narcolepsy & ADHD Methylphenidate increased alertness, decreased fatigue, decreased appetite Safety Concerns
CNS Stimulants - Amphetamine Derivative Dissimilar to methylphenidate but elecits similar changes with minimal effects on CV (blank) Narcolepsy & ADHD Pemoline (blank) (blank)
CNS Stimulants - Amphetamine Derivative (blank) CONTRAINDICATED in pts with Hx of CV problems; HTN crisis with MAOI Adjunct to behavioral modification (3 weeks only) Phentermine (blank) (blank)
CNS Stimulants alpha & beta adrenergic agonist; enhances release of NE (blank) OTC - energy booster - inhibit somnolence Ephedrine (blank) (blank)
CNS Stimulants Blocks reuptake of dopamine (also NE) by inhibiting dopamine transporter (blank) (blank) Cocaine (blank) (blank)
CNS Stimulant Regulate normal wakefulness or decreases GABA firing anxiety & depression Narcolepsy Modafinil wakefulness without generalized stimulation; Not a direct or indirect acting dopamine receptor agonist; no effect on BP; minimal locomotor activity (blank)
CNS Stimulant Not understood Depression, Bedwetting, Sleep walking; Abuse potential Narcolepsy Sodium Oxybate Reduces number of cataplexy attacks High abuse potential
Tricyclic Antidepressant Potentiates NE & 5-HT by inhibiting transport to reuptake ANS effects, Muscarinic cholinergic antagonism; CV effects; Sedation; Narrow therapeutic index; weight gain, Interacts with MAOI & Ethanol Depression & Mania Imipramine (blank) (blank)
Tricyclic Antidepressant Potentiates NE & 5-HT by inhibiting transport to reuptake ANS effects, Muscarinic cholinergic antagonism; CV effects; Sedation; Narrow therapeutic index; weight gain, Interacts with MAOI & Ethanol Depression & Mania Amitriptyline (blank) (blank)
SSRI Inhibits reuptake of 5-HT at transporter CNS: insomnia, tremor; CV: palpitations, postural hypotension (paroxetine only), vasodilation; GI: N/V and diarrhea; GU: loss of libido & sexual dysfunction Depression & Mania Citalopram (blank) (blank)
SSRI Inhibits reuptake of 5-HT at transporter CNS: insomnia, tremor; CV: palpitations, postural hypotension (paroxetine only), vasodilation; GI: N/V and diarrhea; GU: loss of libido & sexual dysfunction Depression & Mania Escitalopram (blank) (blank)
SSRI Inhibits reuptake of 5-HT at transporter CNS: insomnia, tremor; CV: palpitations, postural hypotension (paroxetine only), vasodilation; GI: N/V and diarrhea; GU: loss of libido & sexual dysfunction Depression & Mania Fluoxetine (blank) (blank)
Atypical Antidepressants - 2nd Generation Inhibits neuronal uptake of dopamine & some NE Seizures with alcohol Depression & Mania Bupropium (blank) (blank)
Atypical Antidepressants - 2nd Generation Inhibits reuptake of serotonin Sedation Depression & Mania Trazadone (blank) (blank)
Atypical Antidepressants - 2nd Generation Antagonist at alpha2 adrenergic & histamine H1 receptors Sedation; 1% incidence of agranulocytosis Depression & Mania Mirtazapine (blank) (blank)
MAOI site-directed, irreversible inhibitors that regulate metabolic degradation NE, 5-HT, and Dopamine Drowsiness, orthostatic hypotension, blurred vision, dryness of mouth, dysuria, constipation, Interacts with everything Depression and Mania Tranylcypromine (blank) (blank)
MAOI site-directed, irreversible inhibitors that regulate metabolic degradation NE, 5-HT, and Dopamine Drowsiness, orthostatic hypotension, blurred vision, dryness of mouth, dysuria, constipation, Interacts with everything Depression and Mania Phenelzine (blank) (blank)
Lithium Salts Thought to alter cellular concentration of IP3 low safety factor and therapeutic index Bipolar Disorder Lithium Salts (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Decreased Na+ influx into neuron by prolonging inactivated state Gingival hyperplasia, coarsening of facial features, hirsutism, antiarrhythmic effect, fetal hydantoin syndrome Tonic-Clonic seizures, Partial seizures Phenytoin (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Decreased Na+ influx into neuron by prolonging inactivated state Aplastic anemia, agranulocytosis, thrombocytopenia, potential for inducing serious liver disease tonic-clonic seizures, partial seizures Carbamazepine (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Increase threshold for neuronal firing depress cognitive performance, sedation, ataxia, vertigo, morbilliform rash Febrile seizures in children Phenobarbital (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Increase threshold for neuronal firing depress cognitive performance, sedation, ataxia, vertigo, morbilliform rash Antiepileptic Primidone (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Produces small reductions of low threshold T Type Ca2+ currents hyperammonemia, hepatotoxic Myoclonic seizures Valproic Acid (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants large reductions of low threshold T Type Ca2+ currents Eosinophilia Absence Seizures Ethosuximide (blank) (blank)
Benzo - Long Acting GABA - Cl- complex (blank) DOC Myoclonic Seizures Clonazepam (blank) (blank)
Benzo - long acting GABA-Cl- complex (blank) DOC - Status epilepticus Diazepam (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsant Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor (blank) Absence seizures Acetazolamide (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsant Increase of GABA synthesis & release (blank) Adjunctive for partial seizures; pain management Gabapentin (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Inhibits release of glutamate (blank) Adjunctive for treatment of partial seizures Lamotrigine (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Blocks GABA uptake (blank) Adjunctive for treatment of partial seizures Tiagabine (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Blocks glutamate receptors renal stones Adjunctive for treatment of partial seizures Topiramate (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants unknown Dizziness, somnolence, fatigue, coordination difficulties Adjunctive for treatment of partial seizures Levetiracetam (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Increase inactive state of Na+ channels Dizziness, somnolence, fatigue, coordination difficulties Adjunctive and monotherapy for treatment of partial seizures Oxcarbazepine (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Inhibits T type Ca2+ currents Is a sulfonamide - don't give to pts allergic to sulfa drugs Adjunctive for treatment of partial seizures Zonisamide (blank) (blank)
Anticonvulsants Increase of GABA synthesis & release (greater than gabapentin) Class V drug Adjunctive for treatment of partial seizures; peripheral neuralgia Pregabalin (blank) (blank)
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