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37 Cards in this Set
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phenylzine
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Nardil
MAOI Treat OD with benzo (ie lorazepam) |
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tranylcypromine
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Parnate
MAOI Treat OD with benzo (ie lorazepam) |
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duloxetine
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Cymbalta
SSRI MDD + DM neuropathy tx |
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venlafoxine
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Effexor
SSRI inhibits NE, 5HT, DA reuptake Can cause HTN |
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buproprion
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Wellbutrin/Zyban
SSRI Inhibits uptake of NE, DA, 5HT Fewer sex side effects contraindicated in eating d/os and epilepsy |
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paroxetine
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Paxil
SSRI Short t1/2, can give with CBZ |
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sertroline
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Zoloft
SSRI |
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citalopram
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Celexa
SSRI |
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fluvoxamine
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Luvox
SSRI good for panic disorders |
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oxazepam
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Cerax
Benzodiazepine easier on liver (as is lorazepam) |
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clonazepam
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Klonopin
Benzodiazepine very potent, safe in pregnancy |
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alprazolam
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Xanax
Benzodiazepine intermed. onset t1/2=6-12h |
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busipirone
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Buspar
non-benzo anxiolitic less potent NOT effective OCD adjunct |
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flumazenil
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benzo antagonist
can lower seizure threshold |
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naltrexone
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opioid antagonist
also to decrease alcohol craving |
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trazodone
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anti-depressant
sedating can cause priapism |
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yohimbine
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treatment for impotence
can cause hypertension, increased HR Central acting a-2 antagonist (opposite of clonidine) |
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perphenazine
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Trilophen
typical antipsychotic clozapine for TD |
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fluphenazine
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Prolixin
typical antipsychotic can use B-blocker for akathisia NMS: most severe complication is rhabdo |
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thioridazine
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Mellaril
typical antipsychotic can cause retinal pigmentation |
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haloperidol
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Haldol
typical antipsychotic most effective tic treatment |
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chlorpromazine
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Thorazine
typical antipsychotic lots of SE's (EPS, anticholinergic, orthostatic hypotension, obstructive jaundice) |
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pimozide
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Orap
typical antipsychotic for Tourette's many interactions (ie w/ citalopram-->long QT) |
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clozapine
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Clozaril
atypical antipsychotic tx for TD more potent D4 and 5HT-2 antagonist sinus tachycardia-->tx w/ propanolol increased saliva-->tx w/ anticholinergic ie propythrouracil) orthostatic hypotension, glucose intolerance, agranulocytosis |
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olanzapine
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Zyprexa
atypical antipsychotic 5HT-2a, D2 receptor antagonist properties a1 antagonist can cause orthostatic hypotension, weight gain, galactorrhea |
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risperidone
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Risperdal
atypical antipsychotic |
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quetiapine
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Seroquel
atypical antipsychotic |
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aripiprazole
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Abilify
atypical antipsychotic least likely to cause DM and increased lipids |
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Lithium
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Mood stabilizer
need to get Cr, BUN, SMA, TFTs, UA, don't take nSAIDs Can cause inverted T-wave (not clinically significant) Can use after 1st trimester but not during birth |
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divalproate
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Depakote
mood stabilizer anti-convulsant Can cause pancreatitis |
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lamotrigine
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Lamictal
mood stabilizer anti-seizure med rash (Stevens-Johnson) |
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carbamazepine
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Tegretol
mood stabilizer can cause agranulocytosis, aplastic anemia |
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clomipramine
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Anafranil
TCA good for OCD |
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imipramine
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Tofranil
TCA lots of hypotension (a1 blockade) |
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nortryptiline
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Pamelor/Aventil
TCA |
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mirtazepine
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Remeron
anti-depressant a2 antagonist increases appetite, no sex SE's, 5HT-2,3; H1 antagonist sedation at lower dose, not higher |
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donepezil
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Aricept
helps memory in Alzheimer's |
