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Chapter 21-Drugs That Affect the CNS

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Brand Name
Type
Route(S)
Uses
Side Effects
amphetamine salts   Adderall   Stimulant   Oral   Treatment of ADHD & narcolepsy   Heart palpitations, restlessness, dizziness, insomnia, anorexia, & weight loss  
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dextroamphetamine sulfate   Dexedrine   Stimulant   Oral   May be used instead of amphetamine because of its increased potency permits the use of lower dosage   Similar to amphetamine  
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doxapram hcl   Dopram   Stimulant   Oral   Respiratory stimulant   HTN, tachycardia, & seizures  
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methylphenidate hcl   Ritalin   Stimulant   Oral   Tx of ADHD, ADD, & other sydromes. Occasionally used in the Tx of narcolepsy & mild depressive states.   Nervousness, headache, & insomnia  
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methylphenidate hcl, extended-release tab   Concerta   Stimulant   Oral   Extended release form of methylphenidate eliminating the need of for a mid-day dose   Similar to methylphenidate  
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pemoline   Cylert   Stimulant   Oral   Tx of ADD, & ADHD. Has a gradual onset of action   (blank)  
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atomoxetine hcl   Strattera   Stimulant   Oral   Tx of ADD, & ADHD. Growth should be monitored in children taking this agent   ↑ blood pressure & heart rate, & abdominal pain  
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phenobarbital   Luminal   Barbiturates (Depressant)   Oral, IM, IV   To control certain types of seizure problems (e.g., grand mal and partial seizures)   Dizziness, sleepiness, drowsiness, tiredness, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, or staggering walk/clumsiness may occur when you first start taking the medication  
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pentobarbital   Nembutal   Barbiturates (Depressant)   Oral   Is used for seizure disorders. It is also used as a short-term sleep aid (for insomnia), and for tension relief (e.g., before a medical procedure)   Drowsiness and dizziness. Other side effects may include stomach upset, headache, weakness, grogginess or dreaming  
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secobarbital   Seconal   Barbiturates (Depressant)   Oral   To treat sleeping problems (insomnia). It may also be used to calm you just before surgery   Unwanted sleepiness and trouble waking up in the morning may occur  
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butabarbital   Butisol   Barbiturates (Depressant)   Oral   To treat sleeping problems (insomnia). It may also be used to help calm you during periods of anxiety or before surgery   Unwanted sleepiness and trouble waking up in the morning may occur  
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