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Neuro-Movment Disorder Drugs Flashcards

1
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Which dopamine receptor is targeted for Pramipexole

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D3

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What class of drug is tolcapone

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Catechol-O-methyltransferase

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3
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What is the origin/nature of amandtadine

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Antiviral agent

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4
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What is zinc sulfate used to treat

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Wilson disease

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5
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What is potassium disulfide used to treat

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Wilson disease

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6
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What class of drug is benztropine

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Anticholinergic

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7
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What class of drug is biperiden

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Anticholinergic

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What class of drug is procyclidine

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Anticholinergic

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9
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What is the mechanism of action for Penicillamine

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Cheating agent that forms a stable complex with copper and excreted via kidney

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10
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During administration of domaine receptor agonists, what side effects are seen in movement changes

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Choreoathetosis (intermediate speed) of the face and distal extremities

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11
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MAO-B is responsible for metabolizing which compounds

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Phenylethylamine and benzylamine

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12
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Where does apomorphine act

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Dopamine (D2) receptors

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13
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What class of drug is entacapone

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Catechol-O-methyltransferase inhibitor

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14
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Antiphycotic drugs can cause which side effects

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Extrapyramidal syndromes, weight gain, sedation, irritability, and phobias

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15
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Which two beta blocking drugs can be given to someone with beta-1 tremors

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  • Metoprolol

- Propranolol

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16
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What are 2 drugs that can be used to treat Huntington disease

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  • reserpine

- tetrabenazine

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17
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Which patient sets is administration of dopamine agonists contraindicated

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  • psychotic illness
  • MI
  • peptic ulceration
  • peripheral vascular disease
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18
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MAO-A is primarily responsible for the metabolism of which compound

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NE and serotonin

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19
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What class of drug is apomorphine

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Dopamine agonist

20
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During administration of domaine receptor agonists, what side effects are seen in the GI

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Anorexia, nausea, vomiting, constipation

21
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What class of drug is selegiline

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MOA inhibitor

22
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What is the mechanism of action for trientine, zinc acetate, and zinc sulfate

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Chetalating agent which increases the fecal excretion of copper by decreased GI absorption

23
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What are treatments for restless leg syndrome

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  • Resolving iron deficiency

- dopamine agonists

24
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What class of drug is pramipexole

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Dopamine agonist

25
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What is penicillamine used to treat

A

Wilson disease

26
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What class of drug is ropinirole

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Dopamine agonist

27
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What class of drug is rasagiline

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MOA inhibitor

28
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Which serotonin receptor can be used for tremors

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Topirimate

29
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What class of drug is trihexyphenidyl

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Anticholinergic

30
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Which dopamine receptor is targeted for Bromocriptine

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D2

31
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Which dopamine receptor is targeted for ropinirole

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D2

32
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Clonidine and guanfacine can be used to alternatively treat which condition

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Tics

33
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What is Trientine used to treat

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Wilson’s disease

34
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What is the only drug that is known to increase the survival of ALS

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Riluzole

35
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What part of the body does entacapone affect

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Peripheral only

36
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What is the mechanism of action for potassium disulfide

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Reduced intestinal absorption of copper

37
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What is zinc acetate used to treat

A

Wilson disease

38
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What condition can pimozide used to treat

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Tics

39
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What is the mechanism of action of reserpine and tetrabenzazine

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Impairs dopamine transmission

40
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What is the mechanism of action for Riluzole

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Inhibits glutamate release and activation of sodium channels

41
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What part of the body does tolcapone act in

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Central and peripheral acting

42
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During administration of domaine receptor agonists, what side effects are seen in the CV

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Postural hypotension, digital spasms,peripheral edema and arrhythmias

43
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What is the method that Selegiline works

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Inhibits MAO-B, slowing the breakdown of dopamine

44
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What is the method that Rasagiline works

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Inhibition of MAO-B and works as a neuroprotective agent

45
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What class of drug is orphenadrine

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Anticholinergic

46
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Which benzodiazepine can be used for tremors

A

Alprazolam

47
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What class of drug is bromocriptine

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Dopamine agonist

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