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What is adaptive anxiety?
-Appropriate rxn to danger
-Fear, arousal
-Increased sympathetic activity
What is maladaptive anxiety?
-Chronic, psychological stress
-Organ dysfunction, physical s/sx
-GI, cardiac, substance abx
Location of anxiety?
Amygdala
DOC for acute anxiety?
Bzd
DOC for panic disorder?
SSRIs
DOC for phobias?
SSRIs
DOC for OCD?
SSRIs
DOC for GAD?
Bzd, buspirone
DOC for PTSD?
Antidepressants
DOC for enuresis?
TCAs
How many stages of sleep?
1-4 plus REM
What are the effects of sleep-drugs on sleep?
Suppression of stage 3, slow wave, and REM
How many GABA receptors are there?
3
Which type of GABA receptor do barbs, bzds, and ETOH work at?
GABAa
BZD MOA?
-Work at site next to GABA receptors
-Works only when GABA is present in channel
-At high doses, decreases GABA release for ceiling effect
BZD pharmacokinetics
-Lipid soluble
-Readily enters brain
BZDs for insomnia
-Flurazepam (Dalmane)
Barbs MOA
-Increases affinity of GABA to its receptor, increasing the time the Cl- channel is open
-Opens the Cl- independently of GABA
-Linear dose response with no ceiling
Antihistamine MOA
-Block H1 receptor
Zolpidem (Ambien) & Zalepon (Sonata) MOA
-Blocks BZD receptor subtype BZ1
Eszopiclone (Lunesta) MOA
-Similar to Ambien but blocks all BZ receptors
Ramelteon (Rozerem)
-Melatonin analogue
-Promotes sleepiness w/o GABA effect
-No effect on REM