Final Drugs - Neuro

Front 1

MS - Desensitizing and building system tolerance?

Back 1

Mylin Basic Protein (MBP)
Example: Copaxone
Mechanism: acts as decoy for immune antibodies

Front 2

MS - Disease modifying drugs?

Back 2

1) Betaseron: interferon B Ib
2) Avonex: Interferon B Ia
3) Rebif: Interferon Beta Ia

Front 3

MS - DMD admin'd intramuscularly once per week?

Back 3

Avonex

Front 4

MS - DMD admin'd subcutaneously 3X's per week?

Back 4

Rebif

Front 5

MS - DMD admin'd subcutaneously every other day?

Back 5

Betaseron

Front 6

MS - DMD that affects liver function and may cause cardiac problems?

Back 6

Avonex

Front 7

MS - Monoclonal Antibody Treatment

Back 7

Tysabri

Front 8

MS - Basic function of the Monoclonal Antibody Treatments?

Back 8

Slows or stops immune cells from moving out of the blood stream into the CNS

Front 9

MS - SideE of Tysabri?

Back 9

HA, fatigue, depression, UTIs, joint pain, abdominal discomfort

Front 10

CA drugs used to treat MS?

Back 10

1) Rituxin
2) Novatrone

Front 11

MS - mechanism of Rituxin?

Back 11

Brings the beta cell count down to 0 which is thought to cause the sclerosis

Front 12

What does one need to take in combination with Rituxin?

Back 12

Strong corticosteroids to avoid severe allergic reactions

Front 13

MS - CA drug given every 6 mos?

Back 13

Rituxin

Front 14

MS - CA drug given every 4 mos?

Back 14

Novantrone

Front 15

MS - SideE of Novantrone

Back 15

1) Infections
2) Bone marrow suppression
3) Nausea, hair thinning and mouth sores
4) Cardiac conditions, liver problems

Front 16

MS - drug that has a 12 dose lifetime max?

Back 16

Novantrone

Front 17

MS - for spasticity?

Back 17

1) Baclofen
2) Zanaflex

Front 18

MS - hypertonic mm.?

Back 18

Botox or phenol blocks

Front 19

MS - painful spasms?

Back 19

Tegratol

Front 20

MS - for pain?

Back 20

Nuerontin

Front 21

MS - for tremor?

Back 21

Klonopin

Front 22

MS - for cognitive issue?

Back 22

Aricept

Front 23

MS - for managing depression?

Back 23

Zoloft or Paxil

Front 24

MS - for fatigue?

Back 24

Provigil

Front 25

MS - for spastic bladders?

Back 25

Ditropan

Front 26

PK - 4 dopamine replacement drugs?

Back 26

1) Levodopa
2) Sinemet: Carbodopa/levodopa
3) Sinemet CR
4) Stalevo: Sinemet + Entacapone

Front 27

PK - 5 dopamine agonists?

Back 27

1) Parlodel
2) Permax
3) Requip
4) Mirapex
5) Apokyn

Front 28

PK - 3 neuroprotective agents (Monoamine oxidase inhibitors)

Back 28

1) Selegiline
2) Rasagaline
4) Coenzyme Q10

Front 29

PK - 3 anticholinergics?

Back 29

1) Artane
2) Kemadrin
3) Cogentin

Front 30

PK - COMT Inhibitors?

Back 30

1) Tolcapone
2) Entacapone

Front 31

PK - antiviral dopamine agonist for dystonia?

Back 31

Amantadine

Front 32

PK - for dementia?

Back 32

Rivastigmine

Front 33

PK - Tolcapone?

Back 33

COMT Inhibitor

Front 34

PK - Entacapone?

Back 34

COMT Inhibitor

Front 35

Prevents dopamine breakdown?

Back 35

COMT Inibitors

Front 36

PK - Artane?

Back 36

Anticholinergic

Front 37

PK - Kemadrin

Back 37

Anticholinergic

Front 38

PK - Cogentin

Back 38

Anticholinergic

Front 39

PK - Selegiline

Back 39

M. O. I

Front 40

PK - Rasagaline

Back 40

M. O. I

Front 41

PK - Coenzyme Q10

Back 41

M. O. I.

Front 42

Type of PK drug that blocks enzymes which break down dopamine.

Back 42

Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors

Front 43

PK - Parlodel

Back 43

Dopamine agonist

Front 44

PK - Requip

Back 44

Dopamine agonist

Front 45

PK - Permax

Back 45

Dopamine agonist

Front 46

PK - Mirapex

Back 46

Dopamine agonist

Front 47

PK - Apokyn

Back 47

Dopamine agonist

Front 48

PK - Levodopa

Back 48

Dopamine replacement

Front 49

PK - Sinement

Back 49

Dopamine replacement

Front 50

PK - Sinemet CR

Back 50

Dopamine replacement

Front 51

PK - Stalevo

Back 51

Dopamine replacement