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Bromocriptine
(side effects - 2)
orthostatic hypotension
mental disturbances
L-dopa
(side effects)
early treatment (2)
long term treatment (3)
Early - N/V due to dopamine in medullary emetic center, arrhythmias (beta agonist)

Long - abnormal involuntary movement from dopamine in brain, psychiatric disturbances, orthostatic hypotension
Ropinirole
(side effects - 1)
irresistible urge to sleep (D2)
Pramipexole
(side effects - 1)
irresistible urge to sleep (D2)
Ritogitine
(side effects - 2)
irresistible urge to sleep (D2)
hallucinations with L-dopa
Selegeline
(side effects - 3)
vivid dreams
confusion
exacerbates L-dopa side effects
Rosagiline
(side effects - 1)
hypertensive crisis with tyramine and other amines
Entacapone
(side effects - 1)
discoloration of urine (nitrophenol)
Tolcapone
(side effects - 2)
BLACK BOX - liver failure
discoloration of urine (nitrophenol)
Amantadine
(side effects - 1)
anticholingeric (anti-SLUDD)
L-dopa
(mechanism)
direct replacement of dopamine
Carbidopa
(mechanism)
irreversible inhibitor of LAAAD
(L-aromatic amino acid decarboxylase)
Apomorphine
(mechanism)
dopamine receptor agonist in medullary emetic center
Bromocriptine
(mechanism and specificity)
dopamine receptor agonist
D2 agonist
D1 partial agonist
Pergolide
(mechanism and specificity)
dopamine receptor agonist
D2, D1 full agonist
Ropinirole
(mechanism and specificity)
dopamine receptor agonist
D2 agonist
Pramipexole
(mechanism and specificity)
dopamine receptor agonist
D2 agonist
Rotigotine
(mechanism and specificity)
dopamine receptor agonist
D2 agonist > D1, D3 agonist
Selegeline
(mechanism and specificity)
MAO-B irreversible inhibitor
(keep dopamine around longer)
Rosagaline
(mechanism and specificity)
MAO-B irreversible inhibitor
(keep dopamine around longer)
Entacapone
(mechanism and specificity)
COMT reversible inhibitor
(keep dopamine around longer)
Tolcapone
(mechanism and specificity)
COMT reversible inhibitor
(keep dopamine around longer)
Amantadine
(mechanism - 3)
blocks NMDA receptors, which stimulates release of dopamine from storage
delays dopamine reuptake
weak anticholinergic
Which drugs come in forms other than oral tablets/capsules? (3)
apomorphine - injection
ritogitine - transdermal
selegeline - ODT
What is the bioavailability of pramipexole compared to ropinirole?
pramipexole 90%
ropinirole 55%