BZD and barbiturates drugs Flashcards

1
Q

Barbituratai?4

A

Phenobarbital;
Pentobarbital;
Thiopental;
Secobarbital

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2
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Barbituratai:
…………..
Pentobarbital;
Thiopental;
Secobarbital

A

Phenobarbital;

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3
Q

Barbituratai:
Phenobarbital;
…….
Thiopental;
Secobarbital

A

Pentobarbital;

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4
Q

Barbituratai:
Phenobarbital;
Pentobarbital;
…….
Secobarbital

A

Thiopental;

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5
Q

Barbituratai:
Phenobarbital;
Pentobarbital;
Thiopental;
…….

A

Secobarbital

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6
Q

barbiturates act on what receptors?

A

GABA A

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7
Q

barbiturates - what happens on GABA?

A

Facilitated GABA A action by INCREASING DURATION of Cl- channel opening –> thus decr. neuronal firing

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8
Q

Facilitated GABA A action by INCREASING DURATION of Cl- channel opening –> thus decr. neuronal firing.

What drugs?

A

Barbiturates

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9
Q

use of barbiturates?

A

anxiety, seizures, insomnia, induction of anesthesia (thiopental)

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10
Q

which barbiturate is used for induction of anesthesia?

A

thiopental

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11
Q

Adverse of babiturates - fatal?

A

respiratory and cardiovascular depression.
In overdose - supportive treatment, such assist respirations and maintain BP.

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12
Q

Why dont use barbiturates with alcohol?

A

CNS depression

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13
Q

barbiturates - dependence, sedation, tolerance

A

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14
Q

Barbiturates - drug interaction?

A

Induces P-450

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15
Q

Barbiturates contraindicated in what?

A

porphyria

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16
Q

For what seizures is used phenobarbital?

A

partial (focal); tonic-clonic; status epilepticus

17
Q

Short acting BZD?

A

ATOM: Alprazolam (xanax), oxazepam, midazolam, triazolam

18
Q

Medium acting BZD?

A

Lorazepam, temazepam, clonazepam

19
Q

Long-lasting BZD?

A

Diazepam, Chlordiazepoxide

20
Q

BZD act on what receptors?

A

GABA A

21
Q

What is action of BZD on GABA A?

A

Facilitate GABA A action by INCREASING FREQUENCY of Cl- channel opening, decr. REM sleep.

22
Q

Facilitate GABA A action by INCREASING FREQUENCY of Cl- channel opening, decr. REM sleep.

What drugs?

A

BZD

23
Q

what BZD have highest risk for addiction?

A

short acting - ATOM: alprazolam, triazolam, oxazepam, midazolam

24
Q

What BZD used in liver disease?

A

LOT - Lorazepam, oxazepam, temazepam
due to minimal first-pass metabolism

25
Q

Indications for BZD?

A

Anxiety, panic disorder, spasticity, status epilepticus (LDM), eclampsia, detoxification (esp. alcohol withdrawal), night terrors, sleepwalking, general anesthetic, hypnotic (insomnia).

26
Q

BZD adverse?

A

Dependence, CNS depression with alcohol and barbiturates.

27
Q

What - barbiturates or BZD- have higher risk for respiratory depression and coma?

A

Barbiturates have higher risk, BZD - lower risk

28
Q

BZD overdose treatment?

A

flumazenil (competitive antagonist at GABA BZD receptor)

29
Q

BZD dont use with what?

A

Barbiturates, alcohol, 1st antihistamines (cross BBB –> sedation), neuroleptics.