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Anxty PHM1810 DeMore

Pharmacology 1, Chapter 5: Antianxiety/ Hypnotics, De More

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Antianxiety agents drugs that relieve anxiety; anxiolytics
Anxiety state of apprehension and autonomic nervous system activation resulting from exposure to a nonspecific or unknown cause
Compulsion a ritualized behavior or mental act that a patient is driven to perform in response to his or her obsessions
Barbituates drugs that depress multiple aspects of the CNS function and can be used for sleep, seizures and general anesthesia
Benzodiazepines first drugs of choice to treat anxiety and insomnia
Generalized Anxiety Disorder difficult-to-control, excessive anxiety that lasts six months or more
hypnotics drugs given to promote sleep
Insomnia the inability to fall asleep or stay asleep
Melatonin an important hormone secreted from the pineal gland that is believed to induce sleep
Obsession aa recurrent, persistant thought, impulse, or mental image that is unwanted and distressing, and comes involuntarily to mind despite attempts to ignore or suppress it
Obsessive-compulsive disorder anxiety characterized by recurrent repetitive behaviors that interfere with normal activities or relationships
Panic Attacks of sudden onset, reaching peak intensity within ten minutes; symptoms may include: trembling, SOB, chest pain/tightness, sweating, nausea, dizziness, hyperventalation, light-headedness, sense of choking or smothering
Panic Disorder anxiety characterized by intense feelings of immediate apprehension, fearfulness and terror.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder anxiety characterize dby a sens eof helplessness and the re-experiencing of a traumatic event.
Sedative Hypnotics drugs that when given in lower doses, produce a calming effect, and when given in higher doses produce sleep
Social Anxiety Disorder characterized by an intense, irrational fear of situations in whioch one might be scrutinized by others, or might do something embarrassing or humiliating; social phobia
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