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3 types of anxiolytics

sedative - hypnotics


benzodiazepines


2nd generation non-benzodiazepines

where do most anxiolytics work?

GABA receptors

4 types of antidepressants

monoamine oxidase inhibitors


trycyclic drugs


selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)


3rd generation antidepressants

2 types of antipsychotics

neuroleptics


atypical drugs

egs of monoamine transmitters

serotonin


noradrenaline


dopamine


what do tryptomine and phenethylomine do?

they are agonists

trycyclic antidepressants

inhibit serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake

egs of trycylic antidepressants

Imipramine


amitriptyline - also affects Na+ reuptake


doxepin


desipramine

side effects of trycyclic antidepressants


**caution

sedation, dizziness, headache


*not for patients with MI, coronary heart disease


*avoid antihistamine

SSRI's

inhibit serotonin selectively

egs of SSRIs and side effects

Fluoxetine


paroxetine


sertraline


citalopram


sexual dysfunction, dependence and withdrawal

SSRIs caution!

do not give to bipolar patients


causes serotonin syndrome of given with trycyclics

SERT inhibitors / 5HT releasers site f action

G protein receptors

egs of SERT inhibitors 5 HT releasers

fenfluramine


methylenedioxymethomphetamine (MDMA)

dopaminergic neurones

involve voluntary movement

dopamine is responsible for

mood and reward

D1 -like receptors

increase cAMP

D2-like receptors

decrease cAMP

noradrenergic neurones cause

alertness and arousal

corisol

is secreted by the adrenal gland. heightened response to stress

degradation of dopamine - MAO and COMT enzymes

inhibitors are non-selective blockers

egs of MAO and COMT enzymes, side effects and *caution!

phenelzine - depression and bipolar


tranylcypromine parnate - severe depression


inc BP, weight gain, sedation and odema


affects renal/hepatic function, CHD and pregnancy

egs of 3rd generation anti depressants

bupropion - inhibits serotonin, noradrenaline and dopamine reuptake


venlafaxine - inhibits serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake

egs of mood stabilisers and side effects

lithium carbonate


lithium citrate


carbamazepine


topiramate


dizziness, headache and confustion

contraindications and cautions of mood stabilisers

renal dysfunction, leukaemia and Na+ depletion


*do not take with other antipsychotics, diuretics or NSAIDs

egs of Sedative hypnotics and side effects

theopental (surgery)


secobarbital


phenobarbital


zolpiderm


drowsiness, dependence and tolerance

contraindications and cautions of sedative hypnotics

do not give to under 18s, pregnant/breastfeeding


avoid other CNS depressants


*do not drink alcohol

benzodiazepines

better than barbituates as they are safer

egs of benzodiazepines and side effects

diazepam


alprazolam


temazepam


larazepam


headache, blurred vision and memory loss

which 2 benzos are preferred in older adults due to falls?

temazepam and lorazepam

contraindications and cautions of benzos

renal/hepatic dysfunction. pregnancy and breast feeding


*avoid other CNS depressants

eg of non benzodiazepines and side effects

buspurone - short term treatment


dizziness, headache, insomnia and nausea


when are non benzodiazepines used?

when coming off Benzos

conraindications of non benzos

avoid other CNS depressants


*never give with MAOIs

neuroleptics

dopamine D2 receptor antagonists


only treat the positive symptoms of schizophrenia

egs of neuroleptics

chlorpromazine


fluphenazine


haloperidol


loxapine

contraindications and cautions of neuroleptics

parkinsonism, sedation and hypotension


*do not take CNS depressants, anticonvulsants, anti hypertensives or antacids

Atypical drugs

treat both the negative and positive symptoms of schizophrenia

egs of atypical drugs and side effects

clozepine


amisulpride


risperidone


olanzepine


headache, blurred vision, insomnia and GI distress