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What are the 7 classes of treatment for Parkinson's?
1. L-dopa
2. DA agonists
3. amantadine
4. COMT inhibitors
5. anticholinergics
6. MAO-B inhibitors
7. surgical intervention
What is the most reliable and effective anti-Parkinson oral treatment drug?
L-dopa
What must L-dopa be combined with to prevent premature metabolism?
dopadecarboxylase inhibitor
What are two classes of dangerous drug combinations with L-dopa?
1. MAOI's
2. adrenomimetics
Impulse control disorder is associated with which class of anti-Parkinson drugs?
DA receptor agonists
What are the DA receptor agonists?
1. bromocriptine
2. pergolide
3. pramipexole
4. ropinirol
What are the COMT inhibitors?
1. entacapone
2. tolcapone
What are the MAO-B inhibitors?
selegiline
(MAO-B inhibitors) DON'T administer with _______ or _______.
tricyclic antidepressants or SSRI's
true or false:
MAO-B inhibitors are irreversible.
true
What are the anticholinergic agents?
1. benzotropine
2. procyclidine
3. trihexyphenidyl
4. diphenhydramine
What drug is used in elderly patients who can't tolerate L-dopa?
diphenhydramine (Benadryl)
true or false:
Parkinson's is progressive and non-fatal.
true
true or false:
The causes of Parkinson's are largely unknown.
true
true or false:
There is no cure for Parkinson's.
true