Bipolar Disorder Treatment Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Bipolar Type I

A

1+ manic/mixed episodes AND major depressive episode

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bipolar type II

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1+ major depressive episode and at least 1 hypomanic episode

often misdiagnosed

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3
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mixed bipolar disorder

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presence of manic and depressive episodes at same time

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4
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considerations of bipolar disorders

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women - hormone variations (leutal phase)
alcohol/substance abuse - self medication
suicidality
medications causing mania

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5
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top consideration for bipolar disorder

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medications causing mania

L-Dopa, corticosteroids

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6
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etiology of bipolar disorder

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unknown

can have genetic, neurobiology, psychologic theories

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7
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treatment goals of bipolar

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resolved acute manic, hypomanic, and depressive episodes

maintain ADL functioning

promote adherence

decreased S.E.

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8
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non-pharm treatment

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adequate nutrition

exervise

stress reduction

sleep

counseling

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9
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treatment considerations: mixed episode

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valproate preferred

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treatment considerations

bipolar depression (preferred)

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lithium/lamotrigine preferred over valproate

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11
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treatment considerations

euphoric mania

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lithium DOC

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12
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treatment consideration

bipolar depression only mono therapies approved

A

quetiapine
lurasidone

(SGAs)

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13
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gold standard for type I bipolar depression

A

lithium

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14
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lithium mechanism

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unknown but it is neuroprotective

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15
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anti manic effects of lithium timeline

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1-2 weeks

use bentos, SGAs to cover

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16
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anti depressive effects of lithium timeline

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6-8 weeks

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17
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normal values for lithium

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0.6-1.2 mEq/L

above this is toxic (more than 2 mEq/L)

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18
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lithium side effects (L-I-T-H-I-U-M)

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** hypothyroidism, teratogenicity ***

tremor, CNS toxicity, GI, polydipsia, polyuria

19
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what interactions DECREASE concentration of lithium

A

theophylline

pregnancy (increase GFR)

20
Q

what must you monitor closely if using lithium

A

TSH

can cause hypothyroidism

21
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what drugs INCREASE concentration of lithium

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  1. ACE/ARBs
  2. NSAIDs
  3. Thiazide- hydrochlorothiazide
22
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pre lithium initiation monitoring

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  1. CBC
  2. BMP
  3. TSH
  4. urinalysis
  5. pregnancy test
23
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continual lithium monitoring

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serum Li levels
renal function
thyroid

24
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anticonvulsants drug list

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  1. Divalproex or Valproic Acid/Depacon, Depakote ER
  2. Carbamazepine (Tegretol/Equetro)
  3. Lamotrigine/Lamictal
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divalproex
valproic acid depacon depakote
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carbamazepine
equator | tegretol
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lamotrigine
lamictal
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divalproex mechanism
increases availability of GABA at post synaptic site
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divalproex bipolar uses
not as effective in depressive episodes acute and maintenance treatment
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Side effects of divalproex
common: weight gain, hair loss, tremor hepatotoxity teratogenicity rare: thrombocytopenia, pancreatitis
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drug interactions divalproex
valproic acid increases lamotrigine concentrations so you have to decrease amount of lamotrigine giving by 50%
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carbamazepine use in bipolar disorder
acute and maintenance
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carbamazepine side effects
common: fatigue, n/v **rash (HLA -B*1502 with asians) SIADH rare risk of agranulocytosis
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carbamazepine metabolism
CYP3A4 AUTOinducer
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oxcarbazepine (trileptal)
related to carbamazepine less hyponatremia, pancytopenia no auto induction
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Lamotrigine mechanism
inhibits glutamate transmission
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lamotrigine use in bipolar
DEPRESSED phase of bipolar [less effective in mainic)
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Lamotrigine S.e.
common: HA, n, ifxn, dry mouth SJS rash
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lamotrigine use with valproic acid
decrease dose 50%
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lamotrigine use with carbamazepine
increase dose by 50%
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antipsychotics in bipolar depression (which drug)
quetiapine lurasidone
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antipsychotics in maintenance of bipolar
Risperdal consta Ability maintena
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antidepressants in bipolar
never first line controversial because it can induce manic phase never use if manic symptoms present or mono therapy