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RxP Anxiolytics

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Program name: Chill Switch Mellow greetings, says associate Bob who GABA’s on about SaNangeles as a Haven while Scraps live Anxious Below.
Anticonvulsants PRE/GABA 
↓excitation by blocking Ca2+ channel = ↓ contraction ↑ relaxation
 Pregabalin - faster with ↑bioavailability (Na-, Glu-, GB+)
 Gabapentin - benzo like with abuse potential (Na-, GB+)
Benzos GB+ = SNS ↓
“AZE” in the name
 ↑ frequency of GABA Cl- channel opening = negative hyperpolarization


TOM spartan moved fast to Lure to A Tough Criminal to the Cryoprison in Diaz Half life differences of benzos
 Opens Cl- channel more frequently = GABAa+
TOM spartan Short acting .5 life (1-12 hrs) 
 
Triazolam - rapid peak blood levels
 Oxazepan - “Outside the liver” metabolism
 Midazolam
for panic attacks, surgery
Lure A Tough Criminal Med acting benzo .5 life (12-40hrs) 
 Lorazepam - outside the liver, slow clearance, peak blood level
 Alprazolam 
 Tamazepam - outside the liver, sleep use
 Clonazepam
for anxiety and panic DO
Cryoprison in Diaz Long acting benzo .5 life (40-250hr = days)
 Chlordiazepoxide 
Diazepam (40-520hrs)
 rapid onset, good for ETOH withdrawal and chronic panic DO
EZZZ Sleep mode in the Cryoprison Hypnotics of anxiolytics
 Open Cl- channel more frequently = GABAa+
Zopliclone EZzz sleep mode in the cryoprison
 Hypnotic
 8hr .5 life
 es)zopiclone has better side effects
Zaleplon eZzz sleep mode in the cryoprison 
Hypnotic
 4hr .5 life
Zolpidem ezzZ sleep mode in the cryoprison
 Hypnotic
 6hr .5 life
Suvorexant ezzz Sleep mode in the cryoprison 
Hypnotic
 Calms orexin receptor to reduce alertness
Melatonin ezzz sleep Mode in the cryoprison
 Hypnotic
 OTC
 neurotransmitter >5mg is unnecessary
Hunting Dinner in the Dark scraps live anxious below
 Sedatives ie Antihistamines
 Hydroxyzine
 Doxylamine
 Diphenhydramine
Hydroxyzine Hunting dinner after dark 
HIS-
 H1 antagonist
 prn to fall asleep, but no sleep quality
Doxylamine hunting Dinner after dark HIS-, ACh-
 Best option for sleep 
Inexpensive
Diphenhydramine hunting dinner after Dark 
HIS-, ACh-
 For kids, babies
 Dementia risk
 ↓EPS symptoms (see ADAPT)
But Police are Petrified SaNangeles
 SE/NE anxiolytics
 Buspirone
 Propranolol
 Prazosin
Buspirone But police are petrified
 SE↔︎, DA-
 Anxious depression type
 NO sedation, slow onset
 Withdrawal symptoms
 Grapefruit restriction
Propranolol but Police are petrified
 Beta1/2 blockers = NE-
 For physical symptoms of anxiety i.e. performance
Not for asthmatics
Prazosin but police are Petrified Alpha1 block = NE- 
Good sleep/relief from PTSD nightmares
 HoTN risk
Barbiturates scraps live anxious Below
 ↑ DURration of Cl- channel opening = GABA+
 “itals”
 Celebrity deaths and executions
GGs Three pole strip club GABA - presynaptic inhibitor
 Glutamate - postsynaptic activator (NMDA, AMPA)
 (Na+) - an ↑= action potential for depolarization
 (Ca2+) - an ↑= 2ndM = ↑ cell activity from depolarization
 (Cl-) an ↑= hyperpolarization for reduced cell activity

Orexin 1/2 Sleep regulating neurotransmitter 
Hypothalamus location
 Metabotropic 
Actuates arousal systems of ACh, monamines
 Co-release w/glutamate = excitatory
Created by: dttrain
 

 



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