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phenytoin echanism of action

blocks na channels zero order

phenytoin use

partial seizures tonic clonic seizures al seiqures but abscece


first line prophylactus for status epilepticus

phenytoid side effects

nystagmus, diplopia, ataxia, sedation


gingival hyperplasia hirsutism


megaloblastic anemia, teratogenesis, sle like syndrome, induction of p four fifty , lymphadenopathy and steven Johnson syndrome, osteopenia

methphenytoid,ehtotoin phenacemide use
replace ment for phenytoin... meptheytoin break to niranol and has effect

carbamazepine
blocks na channels
carbamazepine use



first line:partial seizures generalized tonic clonic seizure, trigeminal neuralgia bioplar

toxicity carbamazepine:

most common does related is diplopia and ataxia, aplastic anemia agranulocytosis teratogenesis, induce cytochrome pfour fifty


Steven Johnson


SIADH,

Skip oxcarbazepine use
less toxic and less effect on induce hepatic enzymes than carbamazepine

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elicarbazine use

used as pro drug once a day replace carbazepine
phenobarbital use

simple, clomple tonic clonic


first line use for neonates but not infantisle spasm

pehobarbital mechanism
Increase gaba actions
phenobarbital toxicity

sedation, tolerance, dependence inuce p four fifty and cardiorespiratory depression



skip :primidone mechanism of action

similar to phenytoin but convert to phenobarbital.


block high frequency firing of neurons through action on vg NA channels...decrease synaptic release glutamate

phenytoin clinical use
is effect against partial seizures and generalized tonic clonic seizures.
phenytoin toxicity

like phenobarital... drowsiness early in treatment


sedation, cognitive issues, ataxia hyperactivity



gabapentin and Pregabalin: mechanism of action

decrease CA entry.. predominant effect on N type Channels


transported by l amino acid transporter


gaba analog

Gabapentin clinical use toxicity

partial seizures and tonic clonic seizures




impt: for neuropathic pain,herpes




tox: somnolence dizziness, ataxia , headache

Lamotrigine mechanism of action
suppresses NA channels.. may inhibit CA channels
Clinical uses lamotrigine and toxicity

monotherapy for partial seizures and absence.


steven Johnson


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bipolar disorder, lennox gastaut< seizures childhood type>


dizziness, headache, diplopia nausea, somnolence and skin rash

Levetiracetam mechanism of action
Bind selectively to SVA, modifies release of glutamate and gaba
Levetiracetam use
tonic clonic,
Rufinamide all

prolong inactivate na and interact with gaba




clinical use: effective against all seizure types .. use with lennox gastaut syndrome

skip :Stiripentol special and mech

refractory generalized tonic clonic seizures with sever myoclonic epilepsy of infancy


enchance gaba transmission

Tiagbine mechanism and use
increase gaba by inhibiting reuptake in neurons and glia< gat-one in hippocampus and forebrain
tiagibine: clinical uses

can cause seizures in some pts


somnolence ataxia nervousness

Topiramate: mech

block na channels and l type ca channels




topiramate blocks repetitive firing of cultured spinal cords neurons

topiramate clinical uses and toxicity

partial and generalized tonic clonic




toxic: acute myopia and glaucoma. Uroliathiasis

vigabatrin action use

simple and complex: partial.. infantile spasm




Increase gaba by irreversibly inhibiting gaba transaminase< responsible for its degradation>


toxicity



viabatrin special

don't use with psychotic patients... cause psychosis


periphera visual field defects

Zonisamide general
act on NA channel, also act on t type voltage gated CA channel
Ethosuxamide mechanism
Effect on Ca currents reducing the low threshold t type current
Ethosuxamide: clinical uses

special: administrate with valporic reults in clearance and high steady state concentration.




tox: steven Johnson, GI, headache, itching, fatigue

valproate mechanism< high yield>

increa na channel inactivate and inhibit gaba transaminase


=increase gaba



valproic acid use and toxicity

all but status epilpeticus... myoclonic


tox: gi distress, hepatotoxicity, tremor weight gain..contraindicted in pregnancy

Oxazolidinediond special
activet against phentylenetertrazol induced seizures. not use for pregnancy
Benzodiazepines: list

diazepam: oral


lorazapam: longer than diazepam


Nitrazepam : infantile spasms


Clonazepam: also absence

benzodiazepine mechaism

increase gaba


tox: sedation tolerance dependent respiratory depression


for first line use mgso

acetazolamide mech

inhibit carbonic anhydrase and mild acidosis in brain




useful all seizure but rapid tolerance