ADHD Ott Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

what fraction of children will have the diagnosis in adulthood

A

1/3

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2
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if ADHD untreated, what is increased risk?

A

substance use and antisocial personality disorder

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3
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ADHD diagnosis

A

6 symptoms on each domain
2 or more locations
present before age 12
5 sx for 17 years +

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4
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two domains for ADHD

A

inattention
hyperactivity/impulsivity

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5
Q

how long to see dose response in stimulants

A

quick

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6
Q

mg/kg dosing

A

dont use it

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7
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when to do IR dosing

A

<16 kg

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8
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what dosing if we have late afternoon sx?

A

long acting formulation

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9
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can we use two different stimulants?

A

no but can use two dosage forms of the same

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10
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which stimulant comes in patch

A

Daytrana (methylphenidate)

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11
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vyvanse is a ____

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prodrug converted to dextroamphetamine

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12
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what time to take Jornay PM dose

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6:30-9:30 pm

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13
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stimulant adverse effects

A

appetitle loss
sleep problems
abdominal pain
decreased growth
hallucinations
jitters

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14
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stimulant risks

A

increase BP
increase HR
sudden cardiac death
pripism
Raynauds

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15
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what to do if hallucinations on stimulant

A

discontinue, reassess the diagnosis

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16
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screen for sudden cardiac death risk?

A

check family history and risk structure abnormality
if concerned - ECHO

17
Q

stimulant monitoring

A

appetite
behavior
BP / HR
growth rate
sleep
ECG if cardiac risk

18
Q

alpha 2 agonist drugs

A

clonidine ER
guanfacine ER

19
Q

guanfacine substrate

20
Q

what must be tapered before discontinuing and why

A

clonidine and guanfacine
rebound HTN

21
Q

norepinephrine reuptake inhihhitor drugs

A

atomoxetine
viloxazine

22
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atomoxetine substrate

23
Q

viloxazine sunstrate

A

2D6/UGT
1A2 strong inhibitor

24
Q

which med has weight based dosing and when

A

atomoxetine
< 70 kgs

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atomoxetine/viloxazine adverse effects
increased HR/BP sucidal thinking
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clonidine/guanfacine adverse effects
decreased BP/HR somnolence dizziness rebound HTN if stopped abruptly
27
monitoring for non stimulants
appetite behavior BP/HR growth rate sleep LFTs (atomoxetine)
28
is bupropion FDA approved for ADHD
no
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bupropion substrate
2D6 inhibitor
30
when is bupropion contraindicated
seizure and eating disorder
31
tricyclic antidepressants effectivness
less effective than methylphendiate
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concerns with tricyclic antidepressants
cardiac concerns - sudden cardiac death in kids lethal in OD
33
can we use atypical antipsychotics
only if bipolar, conduct, explosive disorder not for monotherapy
34
treatment guidelines for preschool age
parent training in behavior management then methylphenidate
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treatment guideline for elementary/middle school age
parent training in behavior management and stimulants second line: atomoxetine, guanfacine, clonidine
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treatment guideline for adolescents
first: stimulants second: atomoxetine, guanfacine, clonidine
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adjunctive treatment?
clonidine and guanfacine could be adjunct to stimulants
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adult NICE guidelines step therapy
methylphenidate/Vyvanse (switch if no effectiveness) second: dextroamphetamine if cant tolerate Vyvanse third: atomoxetine