Depression Anxiety aka Carter Flashcards

1
Q

T/F Treatment usually works on the first option

A

FALSE DUHHHHHH

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2
Q

What are the symptoms of major depression

A

sad, anxiety
angry, loss of interest
issues with sleep
low appetite

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3
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What are the symptoms of generalized anxiety

A

worry, overthink
indecisive
sweat, trouble with sleep, fatigue, tremble, nervous

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4
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What is the serotonergic pathway

A

5 HT produced in brainstem (raphe nuclei) from tryptophan
depolarize (inward Na and Ca)= releases into synapse
bind to receptor

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5
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What does serotonin do

A

NOT require just modulates the extent**
mood, happiness, sleep, and loss of appetite via 5HT2c
platelets= 5HT1 release NO for dilate 5HT2 is aggregate and constrict
gi stim

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6
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What does hippocampus do

A

memory and learn

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7
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What does amygdala do

A

emotion and fear

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8
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What is the monamine Hypothesis of depression

A

deplete of monoamine (NorE(energy), serotonin (appetite, dopamine(motivation))= depression or anxiety

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9
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What is the neurotropic cause of depression

A

low BDNF which regulates neural plasticity and genesis
Stress and pain lower this

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10
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What effects amount of BDNF

A

low testosterone= decrease
high cortisol=decrease
low estrogen= decrease

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11
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Why do antidepressants have lag time

A

takes time to make BDNF and for it to causes neuronal genesis

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12
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What drugs affect serotoninergic signalling

A

reserpine, triptans
MAOis
SSRI/SNRI/tricylines
antipsychotic
antiemetics
buspirone

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13
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How does reserpine effect serotonin

A

stops serotonin accumulation

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14
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How does triptans effect serotonin

A

agonist on 5HT1d/b for lower pain

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15
Q

How does MAOi’s effect serotonin

A

stop breakdown of ALL monoamines

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16
Q

How does antiemetics effect serotonin

A

block 5HT3

17
Q

What are the SSRI drugs

A

oprams, fluoxetine

18
Q

How do SSRIs work

A

inhibit reuptake (SERT)

19
Q

S/e of SSRIs

A

insomnia, anxiety, lower libido, Gi

20
Q

Which SSRI is a no no in pregnant people

A

paroxetine

21
Q

Whats different between SSRI and SNRI

A

SNRI= also does norepinephrine through NET

22
Q

S/e of SNRIs

A

HTN, insomnia, aniety, lower libido, Gi

23
Q

What are the SNRIs

A

faxine’s
acipran’s

24
Q

What are the serotonin receptor antagonists?

A

Nefazodone, mirtazapine, minserin

25
Q

When to use serotonin receptor antagonists

A

if insomnia is present BUT has less efficacy but if used in combo it is synergistic

26
Q

S/e of SRA’s

A

HTN, drowsy**

26
Q

S/e of SRA’s

A

HTN, drowsy**

27
Q

What else is buprpion good for

A

smoking cessation

28
Q

MOA of bupropion

A

inhibits NET, DAT and VMAT = increase NorE and dopamine
does NOT increase serotonin

29
Q

s/e of bupropion

A

HTN, tachycardia, insomnia, aggressive, anxiety, gi, seizure

30
Q

MOA of TCAs

A

inhibit SERT and NET but also acts on H1 and alpha, Muscarinic= lots of s/e

31
Q

Why does TCA need dose adjustment

A

cyp2d6= different in certain people

32
Q

s/e of TCAs

A

HTN, tachycardia, dry mouth, urine retend, sedate, insomnia, lower libido, weight, anxiety

33
Q

Why arent MOAis used anymore

A

high toxicity because it increases all monoamines( top, NorE, 5HT) and lots of drug interactions
irreversible inhibitors
some people metabolize them slowly

34
Q

How do benzodiazepines work

A

bind to GABA and hyperpolarize it

35
Q

What are the benzos

A

epam’s

36
Q

S/e of benzo’s

A

addictive and sedating

37
Q

How does buspirone work

A

partial agonsit of 5HT-1= more serotonin release
NOT addictive or antipsychotic