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clinical neuro 3

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receptors affected by chlorpromazine & prochlorperazine   DA, Ach, adrenergic, histaminergic  
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adverse effects of DA antagonists   poikilothermic, blurred vision, constipation, agranulocytosis, phototoxicity, EPS  
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1 dose of sumatriptan =   aspirin + metoclopramide  
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NSAIDS most effective when   taken early on in an attack  
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benefit of nasal spray 5HT1 agonists   faster and more effective relief  
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5HT1 agonists + DA antagonists used for   severe acute attacks  
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amidrine =   acetaminophen + dichloralphenazone + isometheptene  
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potent vasoconstrictor   isometheptene  
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analgesic, anti-pyretic, and sedative drug   dichloralphenazone  
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propanolol use   prophylactic drug for migraines  
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pizotifen use   prophylactic drug for migraines  
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MOA of pizotifen   5HT1, 2A, & 2C antagonist, with some anti-histamine/cholinergic effects  
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side effect of pizotifen   weight gain, drowsiness, anti-muscarinic effect  
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3 major components of theory of cortical spreading depression   correlates to visual field distrubances, mediated by release of pro-inflam neuropeptides, involves activating of trigeminal afferents from dural vasculature  
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3 major arguments for serotonin theory   anti-migraine agents are 5HT agonists/antagonists, increased risk of attack during resperpine/fenfluramine therapy  
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triptans & ergot alkaloids are.. 5HT agonists    
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MOA of triptans   vasoconstriction & 5HT-1 mediated inhibition of CGRP  
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not effective in migraines w/aura until after the headache has already begun   triptans  
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contraindications of triptans   CV disease and cerebrovascular disease  
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receptors acted on by triptans   5HT 1B & 1D  
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receptors acted on by ergot alkaloids   5HT1  
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contraindications of egot alkaloids   pregnancy, PAD, CAD, HTN, impaired renal/hepatic function  
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MOA of meteoclopramide   5HT4 agonist, D2 antagonist, 5HT3 antagonist  
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helps w/nausea/vomitting in migraines   metoclopramide  
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adverse effects of metoclopramide   galactorrhea, constipation, EPS, tardive dyskinesia  
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contraindications for metclopramide   pheochromocytoma, PD  
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DA antagonists used to treat migraines chlorpromazine & prochlorperazine    
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receptors affected by chlorpromazine & prochlorperazine   DA, Ach, adrenergic, histaminergic  
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adverse effects of DA antagonists   poikilothermic, blurred vision, constipation, agranulocytosis, phototoxicity, EPS  
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1 dose of sumatriptan =   aspirin + metoclopramide  
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NSAIDS most effective when   taken early on in an attack  
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benefit of nasal spray 5HT1 agonists   faster and more effective relief  
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5HT1 agonists + DA antagonists used for   severe acute attacks  
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amidrine =   acetaminophen + dichloralphenazone + isometheptene  
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potent vasoconstrictor   isometheptene  
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analgesic, anti-pyretic, and sedative drug   dichloralphenazone  
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propanolol use   prophylactic drug for migraines  
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pizotifen use   prophylactic drug for migraines  
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MOA of pizotifen   5HT1, 2A, & 2C antagonist, with some anti-histamine/cholinergic effects  
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side effect of pizotifen   weight gain, drowsiness, anti-muscarinic effect  
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extremely potent vasodilator neuropeptide   calcitonin gene related peptide  
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most effecacious triptans   rizatriptan,eletriptan; sumatriptan, zolmitriptan  
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least efficacious triptans   naratriptan, frovatriptan  
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bromocriptine   ergot alkaloid  
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LSD   ergot alkaloid  
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methysergide   ergot alkaloid  
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agonists at 5HT and a1 receptors   ergot alkaloids  
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side effects of ergot alkaloids   leg weakness, muscle pain, numbness/tingling, GI issues, nausea  
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post partum hemorrhage   ergot alkaloids  
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metoclopramide   DA antagonists  
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clinical uses of chlorpromazine & prochlorpromazine   antiemetic, schizophrenia, tourette syn, huntington disease, dementia  
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butorphanol   narcotic  
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meperidine   narcotic  
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MOA of butorphanol   partial agonist @u, full agonist @k  
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administration of butorphanol   intranasal spray  
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administration of meperidine   IV  
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concern for addiction liability   oxycodone, hydrocodone, etc  
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zolmitriptan   5HT1 agonist  
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dihydroergotamine   5HT1 agonist  
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sumatriptan   5HT1 agonist  
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acetaminophen + dichloralphenazone + isometheptene =   amidrine  
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MOA of amitriptyline, dothiepin, & nortriptyline   5HT & NE reuptake inhibitors, block Na+ channels,  
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clinical uses of tricyclics   migraine prophylaxis, pain syn, chronic fatigue syn  
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may precipitate mania in bipolar pts   tricyclic antidepressants  
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clinical uses of valproic acid   generalized seizures, absence seizures, migraine prophylaxis  
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MOA of valproid acid   prolongs inactive state of Na+ channels, inhibits Ca++ channels, increases GABA  
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MOA ofgabapentin   inhibits ca++ channels  
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may be associated with withdrawl sx   gabapentin  
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MOA of methysergide   5HT2 & 5HT1A antagonist  
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retroperitoneal fibrosis   methysergide  
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clinical uses of methysergide   migraine prophylaxis, severe refractory migraines, cluster headaches  
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migraine prophylaxis drugs   propranolol, pizotifen, tricyclic Ads, valproic acid, gabapentin, methysergide  
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drugs for acute migraines   triptans, ergot alkaloids, DA antagonists, narcotics, combination  
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