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patient has miosis increased BP, unsteady gait, slurred speech, is combatative and nodding off. Dx?
Tx?
cause effects which structures?
what to watch for in 2-3 days?
abuse liability?
intoxication sedative/hypnotic
Tx: Flumazenil
GABAa channels; REM decreased
can progress to grand mal seizure anterograde amnesia
low abuse liability
patient has course tremor, is anxious, nausea and vomiting***,hyperflexic, hypotension and is sweating.Dx:
Tx:
sedative/hypnotic withdrawal

long acting benzo (diazepam); taper off sedative
high doses of diazepam, lorazepam or barbiturates is used to treat?
muscle relaxation in cerebral palsy can be treated w/?
status epillepticus

diazepam
Tx withdrawal of
Barbs?
Benzos?
Alcohol?
barbs=barbs
benzos=barbs or benzos
alcohol = all three
40 yo african american male physician w/ pneumonia presents w/ hyportension bradycardia, constipation, constricted pupils(tiny) and a flushed face,slurred speech, dental neglect and respiratory depression? Dx?
Tx?
look for physical finding?
opiate intox
methadone, naltrexone (block reinforcement) clonidine(flushing, miosis) buprenorphine SL (doc office)

track marks
Pt has hypertension, tachycardia, hot and cold flashes***, goosebumps, nausea and vomiting, restless, decreased appetite.you see track marks.Dx?
what is the drug if miosis was not present?
Dx= opiate withdrawal

meperidine does not cause miosis b/c acts on muscarinic not mu(resp depress) or Kappa(sedation) or delta (tolerence)
pt presents w/ marked weight loss, nausea vomiting, dental neglect, mydriasis"pie eyed", arrythmia, seizure earlier now dyskinesia and agitation sweating with chills, seeing bugs*** on skin Dx?
Tx?
Dx? stimulant intox
Tx? none reqd but can give
benzo= anxiety
clozapine=psychosis
SSRI's= depression
pt has frequent bloody noses, is dysphoric, profusely sweating, persecutory delusions and anxiety for past 48 hours, skinny and sullen. Dx?
Tx?
stimulant withdrawal

clozapine, benzos
pt said he saw jesus and his garden hose turn into a serpent. he notes the radical changing of color in the ED lights.he is sweating, pupils dilated and has tremors and hypertension. Dx?
Tx?
most concerning side effect?
hallucinogen intox
Tx? no need. but benzos ok


hyperpyrexia= coma
a very amorous teenage girl in ED has altered time perception, memory loss, mydriasis, sweating, is hyperpyrexic, and says "I can feel everyone breating"
Dx?
action?
MDMA ecstasy

release seratonin in cleft, block reuptake, stimulates dopaminergic path.
pt with agitation, belligerent, myoclonic jerks, confusion and vertical nystagmus*, and hyperacusis*
Dx?
Tx?
acts on ?
PCP intox
Tx acidify urine; clozapine(psychosis)

acts on NMDA receptors non-comp antagonist
long term PCP use causes permanent changes in/
DA receptor in frontal cortex; hypofrontality
schizophrenia
benzo and barbiturate receptors?

caffeine?
GABA a

adenosine agonist
think paranoia think?

LSD/mushroom/mescaline receptor?
amphetamines/cocaine

5HT2 partial agonists
MDMA receptors?
seratonin release/block r.u.
dopamine ag
adrenergic (RI)
dependence needs 3 or more of ?
tlerence
withdrawal
increased dosing
desire to quit but don't
time spent
important activities given up
hallmark of physical dependence?
withdrawal symptoms in abscence of drug use.
brain reward sites
ventral tegmental area
medial forebrain
nucleus accumbens
alcohol works on what receptors?

Nicotine targets?
GAGA, NMDA, cannabinoid

cholinergic neurons in lat. tegmental

this activates dopamine reward center