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disulfiram
inhibits acetaldehyde dehyd.
acamprosate
decreases urges to drink
fomepizole
inhibits alcohol dehyd.
nitrous oxide
general anesth. (inhaled); high MAC; low b/g coeff. rapid; analgesia, no amnesia; can cause pain in cavities; repeated exposure- leukopenia, megaloblastic anemia, fetal ab.
halogenated hydrocarbons
(anes); halothane, isoflurane; decrease respiration; C.O., blood flow to kidney--> malignant hyperthermia; also can cause arrhythmias
barbiturates-
thiopental- IV general anesth.; increase GABA; phenobarbital anti-epileptic (no petit) SE: decrease resp.; low potency high efficacy; strong p450 inducer; contraindications- decreased respiration and porphyria
propofol
general anesth. IV; anti-emetic
ketamine
general anesth.; member of phencyclidine family; hallucinations, muscle twitching, amnesic, analgesic
etomidate
gen. anesth.; muscle twitching
benzodiazepine
chrolordiaozopoxide, pam and lams; midazolam- gen anesth.; diazolam- anti-epileptic DOC for status epilepticus; increase GABA; low- induce calm, muscle relax., high- sedation, hypnosis, anesthesia; SE-drowsiness, ataxia, confusion, blurred vision can have withdrawal- convulsions
local ester
one i; shorter duration, metab. by plasma cholinesterase; weak base; more allergy
local amide
metab by p450 in liver; longer duration two i's
cocaine
local anesth.- vasoconstrictor; nasal sores; mood elevator; inhibits NE, DA, 5HT reuptake; increase mood, b.p. bmr, decrease need for sleep, appetite
benzocaine
topical; longer duration; local ester
tetracaine
higher potency; longer duration; spinals; local ester
procaine
local ester; injection; short t1/2
procainamide
local amide; IV for arrhythmias; not enter CNS; slow acetylators- lupus
lidocaine
local amide; IV for arrhythmias; most common
articaine
local amide; enter bone; more rapid than lidocaine and procainamide; paresthesia noticed in mand. n. block
bupivicaine
high pk; longer duration
mepivocaine
less vasodilation
prilocaine
can cause methemoglobinemias
flumazenil
benzodiazepine blocker; reverse effects
zolpidem
sleep inducer; increase GABA (benzo.)
eszolpiclone
sleep inducer; increase GABA (benzo.)
ramelteon
melatonin receptor agonist; induce sleep; don't take w/ alcohol
buspirone
act on 5HT receptors; induce sleep
zaleplon
induce sleep; increace GABA (benzo.)
chloral hydrate
other sleep inducer
paraldehyde
other sleep inducer
methaqualone
other sleep inducer
piperidinedione
other sleep inducer
glutethimide
other sleep inducer
thalidomide
other sleep inducer
diphenhydramine
anti-histamine sleep inducer
hydroxyzine
antihistamine sleep inducer
phenytoin
anti-epileptic..inhibits Na+ channel flow; gran-mal no petit; acute- dizziness, nausea, arrhythmias, decreased respiration; chronic- gingival hyperplasia, hirsutism, sedation, fetal hydrantion syndrome- microcephaly, vestibular, allergy- SJ syndrome
cabamazepine
anti-epileptic; DOC for partial; ihibits Na+ channel flow; SE= sedation, fetal abnormalities, decrease WBC, ADH inhib., p450 inducer
acetazolamide
carb. anhydrase ihib. alters brain pH by increasing CO2
succinimides
anti-epileptic; DOC for petit mal; inhibits VG-Ca+ channels; SE= GI upset, drowsiness, blood abnorm.
sodium valproate
anti-epileptic; can be used for all; increase GABA synthesis, decrease GABA metab., alters Na and Ca channels; SE= liver disease- fulminant hepatitis, GI upset, ataxia, sedation, tremor
lamtrogine
new anti-epileptic; decreases Na flow; block glutamate; can cause SJ syndrome
zonisamide
new anti-epileptic; decrease Na+ channels
pregabalin
new anti-epileptic; block Ca channels
gabapentin
new anti epileptic; release GABA
tiagabine
new anti epileptic; inhibit GABA reuptake
topiramate
new anti-epileptic; release GABA, block glutamate.; sedation
seligiline
Parkinsons; MAO inhib., metabolized into methamphetamine, insomnia
rasagiline
parkinsons; MAO inhib.
LDOPA and carbidopa
parkinsons; precursors of DA; carbidopa inhibits dopa decarb., p450 inducer, SE= nausea, hypotension, hallucination, withdrawl- neuroleptic malignant syndrome
entacapone
parkinsons; COMT inhib. orange urine
tolcapone
parkinsons; COMT inhib., orange urine, liver damage
bromocryptine
parkinsons; DA agonist, nausea, hallucination, hypotension
ropinirole
parkinsons; DA agonist, can treat restless leg syndrome; have sudden sleep attacks- modafinil; pathologic gambling; nausea hallucinations
pramipexole
parkinsons; DA agonist, can treat restless leg syndrome; have sudden sleep attacks- modafinil; pathologic gambling; nausea hallucinations
apomorphine
parkinsons; DA agonist, injected
benztropine
parkinsons anti chol.; drymouth, constipation, blurry vision
trihexyphenidyl
parkinsons antichol drymouth, constipation, blurry vision
amantadine
parkinsons;antiviral, release stored DA, short; may not sleep well, psychosis, antichol effectstoo
thioridazine
low potent typical antipsychotic; block DA more effect on H1(sedation) than extrapyramidal; SE: parkinsonian syndrome- bradykinesia, dystonia(laryngeal), akithesia-need for constant movement, hypotension- alpha1 block, blood-granulocytosis, increase prolactin, vasoconstriction, glaucoma-ACh block, dysphoria, tardive dyskinesia, neuroleptic mal. syndrome
trifluoperazine
high potency; more extrapyramidal antipsychotic; block DA more SE: parkinsonian syndrome- bradykinesia, dystonia(laryngeal), akithesia-need for constant movement, hypotension- alpha1 block, blood-granulocytosis, increase prolactin, vasoconstriction, glaucoma-ACh block, dysphoria, tardive dyskinesia, neuroleptic mal. syndrome
chlorpromazine
antipsychotic; block DA more effect on H1(sedation) than extrapyramidal; SE: parkinsonian syndrome- bradykinesia, dystonia(laryngeal), akithesia-need for constant movement, hypotension- alpha1 block, blood-granulocytosis, increase prolactin, vasoconstriction, glaucoma-ACh block, dysphoria, tardive dyskinesia, neuroleptic mal. syndrome
haloperidol
high potency; more extrapyramidal antipsychotic; block DA more SE: parkinsonian syndrome- bradykinesia, dystonia(laryngeal), akithesia-need for constant movement, hypotension- alpha1 block, blood-granulocytosis, increase prolactin, vasoconstriction, glaucoma-ACh block, dysphoria, tardive dyskinesia, neuroleptic mal. syndrome
clozapine
atypical anti-psychotic; block 5HT, NE, H1, and DA; less extrapyramidal; SE- sedation, weight gain, hypotension, diabetes, agranulocytosis; can also treat hiccups, Tourrett's and motion sickness
olanzapine
atypical anti-psychotic; block 5HT, NE, H1, and DA; less extrapyramidal; SE- sedation, weight gain, hypotension, diabetes, agranulocytosis; can also treat hiccups, Tourrett's and motion sickness
risperidone
atypical anti-psychotic; block 5HT, NE, H1, and DA; less extrapyramidal; SE- sedation, weight gain, hypotension, diabetes, agranulocytosis; can also treat hiccups, Tourrett's and motion sickness
imipramine
1st gen. anti-dep.; inhibit NE reuptake; SE- antichol- constipation, blurry vision, dry mouth, hypotension (alpha 1), sedation, weight gain, arrhythmias
amitryptiline
1st gen. anti-dep.; inhibit NE reuptake; SE- antichol- constipation, blurry vision, dry mouth, hypotension (alpha 1), sedation, weight gain, arrhythmias
trazodone
2nd gen. anti-dep.; heterocyclic inhibit 5HT and NE reuptake; SE in b/w 1st and 3rd
maprotiline
2nd gen. anti depressant; inhibit 5HT and NE re uptake; SE in b/w 1st and 2nd
fluoxitine
3rd gen. anti dep.; inhibit 5HT reuptake; SE- GI upset, diarrhea, decreased libido, insomnia; high T.I.
fluvoxamine
3rd gen. anti dep.; inhibit 5HT reuptake; SE- GI upset, diarrhea, decreased libido, insomnia; high T.I.
sertraline
3rd gen. anti dep.; inhibit 5HT reuptake; SE- GI upset, diarrhea, decreased libido, insomnia; high T.I.
paroxetine
3rd gen. anti dep.; inhibit 5HT reuptake; SE- GI upset, diarrhea, decreased libido, insomnia; high T.I.
citalopram
3rd gen. anti dep.; inhibit 5HT reuptake; SE- GI upset, diarrhea, decreased libido, insomnia; high T.I.
tranylcypromine
anti dep; MAO inhib. decrease NE metab.; SE- hypotension, CNS excitation; can interact with tyramine (aged cheese) indirect acting amine increase NT release-selective sertonin releasing inhib.(serotonin syndrome) hypertension, muscle rigidity
phenelzine
anti dep; MAO inhib. decrease NE metab.; SE- hypotension, CNS excitation; can interact with tyramine (aged cheese) indirect acting amine increase NT release-selective sertonin releasing inhib.(serotonin syndrome) hypertension, muscle rigidity
isocarboxazid
anti dep; MAO inhib. decrease NE metab.; SE- hypotension, CNS excitation; can interact with tyramine (aged cheese) indirect acting amine increase NT release-selective sertonin releasing inhib.(serotonin syndrome) hypertension, muscle rigidity
venlafaxine
new anti dep.
buproprion
new anti dep.
nefazodone
new anti dep.
mirtazapine
new anti dep.
duloxetine
new anti-dep
lithium
bipolar treatment; decrease fluctuation of glutamate; decrease NT release, SE- short term- ADH inhib. increase thirst, urine, edema, weight gain, nystagmus, long term-kidney disease,hypothyroidism, low T.I. toxicities: nausea, delerium, coma, slurred speech
opiates
activate opiod receptors (u, k, delta): decrease cAMP, increase K, decrease Ca, net decrease in NT release anti-nociceptive, not CNS dep., causes miosis, increase CSF pressure, vasodilator, euphoric, nausea inducer, tussive suppressor, itching, constipation, bronchoconstriction
opiod withdrawl and tx.
vasoconstriction (cold), dysphoria, diarrhea, insomnia, dilated pupils
Tx: opiod antagonist-clonidine methadone
opiod antagonist
clonidine, methadone
morphine
1st pass effect, injection
heroine
5x more potent that morphine
oxycodone
just as potent as morphine, oral
hydromorphone
10x potent
codeine
anti-tussive, weak, less addictive
fentanyl
sufentanil, alfentanil, 100x more potent
meperidine
less potent; little effect on GI, pupil, anti musc effect
methadone
oral
propoxyphene
opiod
pentazocine
injection, hallucination, tissue damage
tramadol
weak, inhibits 5Ht, NE reuptake
naloxone
opiod antagonist given for opiod overdose
naltrexone
opiod antagonist given for overdose
caffeine
CNS stim, increase mood, decrease fatigue, mild diuretic, increase contraction muscle, increase h.r., increase resp center, increase cAMP Toxic- nervousness, tremors insomnia, convulsions arrhythmias
methamphetamine
increased release of DA, NE; indirect acting amine; longer duration than cocaine; psychosis, strokes, pupils meth mouth uses: narcolepsy, ADD, MAO inhib increase effect.
cannibinoids
bind cannibinoid receptor, vasodilator, bronchodilator, euphoric, anti-emetic, increase appetite, anti convulsant, decrease intraocular press.
dranobanol
cancer patients cannibinoid
nabilone
cancer patients cannibinoid
nicotine
presynaptic nicotinic chol. receptor, central small- CNS increase, high- CNS decrease