Exam 2 Therapeutics Flashcards

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What is the first line treatment for mania patients WITHOUT psychosis?

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valproate
(can use lithium if patient previously responded well)

add BZD short term for agitation

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What should you give a pregnancy women with mania?

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lithium (avoid valproate)

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What medications should you AVOID with acute mania?

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carbemazepine, gabapentin, lamotrigine, topiramate

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What is the first line tx for mania pts WITH psychosis?

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lithium + APS + valproate
(stop or lower anti depressant dose if they are currently taking)

APS: olanzapine, quetiapine or risperdone

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What is maintenance therapy for BPD?

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continue meds that helped get out of acute mania

monotherapy is goal with:
lithium
valproate
quetiapine
or lamotrigine
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What mood stabilizer is shown to reduce suicide?

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lithium

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What are SE of lithium?

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causes tremor (has low TI)

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What are SE of valproic acid?

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hepatotoxicity

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What medication is good to prevent rapid cycling in BPD?

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valproate

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What are SE of quetiapine?

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tardive dyskinesia, metabolic syndrome, weight gain, sedation, orthostatic HTN

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What are SE of lamotrigine?

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stevens johnson syndrome

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What are SE or risperidone?

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aggression, increased risk of stroke, cardiac events in those with dementia

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What are treatment options for tobacco use?

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varenicline, buproprion, nicotine replacement therapy

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What is MOA of varenicline? SE?

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binds to nicotinic ACH receptors so you don’t get the benefits of smoking anymore

SE: nausea & sleep disturbance

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What is varenicline dosing?

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start 0.5 QD x 3 d then 0.5 BID x 4 d then 1 mg BID x12-23 wk

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What are SE of buproprion? Cautions?

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insomnia and dry mouth

caution with co-administration of nicotine and suicide risk (but good if depressed & a smoker!)

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What is dosing of buproprion?

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150 mg p-o BID

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What is dosing of nicotine patch?

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23 mg QAM remove at night then gradually reduce

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What is dosing of nicotine gum & when do you need higher dose?

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2 or 4 mg

4 if >1ppd, cig 1st thing QAM, severe withdrawal or failed lower dose

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What is dosing of nicotine nasal spray?

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0.5 mg per spray 2-10 per hr

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What meds can be used to help obese patients lose weight?

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orlistat (5.7 lb wt loss)
phentermine and topirmate
Metformin (OFF LABEL)

better tx is healthy eating and phys activity

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Treatment for delirium

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Treat the cause

re-orient, reassure, remove restraints and urinary catheters

quiet environment

haloperidol if need gentle sedation

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Tx of psychosis?

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verbal reassurance, cooling down

Haloperidol is necessary

Then LT will need APS or depot haloperidol

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What medications are good for chemical restraints?

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APS-Haldol 5 mg IM (repeat every 20-30 min(

Benzos: Lorezepam 1-2 mg IV/IM (repeat every 10-30 min)

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What is tx of alcohol intoxication?
banana bag, treat injuries, prevent alcohol withdrawal (treat pphx with benzo or release early enough to drink)
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Tx of opiate intoxication?
If breathing-ride it out If not-Naloxne (Narcan) IM or IV0.4 mg-2mg
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What should you never give to a pt presenting with sx of cocaine use
beta blocker
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Tx for meth toxicity
ABCs! Correct metabolic imbalances, treat agitation with benzodiazepines and haloperidol Assess for MI, renal failure, rhabdomyolysis, seizures, hepatic dx and treat
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What is recommended for patients with ED to help with skeletal complications?
Calcium and vitamin D
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Why should typical APS be avoided in AN?
risk of QT prolongation
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Tx for PD
Difficult to treat, especially because few patients are aware they need help. The disorders tend to be chronic and lifelong. Pharmacologic treatment – limited usefulness unless treating comorbid mental conditions (MDD) Antipsychotics sometimes used for schizotypal SSRI for some symptoms of borderline personality (suicidality) Benzodiazepines before social situations for avoidant personality
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Tx for Bipolar I, II and cyclothymic
Mood stabilizing medications to decrease risk of relapse: Lithium Carbamazepine or valproic acid Atypical antipsychotics Psychotherapy ECT (safe in pregnancy) Avoid antidepressants
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Tx for body dysmorphia
Vigorous exercise and sleep CBT/psychotherapy Some require SSRI, TCA, SNRI, or migraine therapies
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Tx for illness anxiety
Educate, CBT, medicate anxiety
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Tx for conversion d/o
Hypnosis, psychotherapy, physical therapy, expect recovery
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Tx for factitious d/o
Confront, use CBT
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Tx for OCD
Behavior and psychotherapy SSRI at higher doses (fluvoxamine) than required for depression, and response takes longer Chlorimipramine (TCA)
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Tx for body dysmorphic d/o
CBT SSRI Those with delusional form, try adding a 2nd gen antipsychotic
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Tx for hoarding
Might benefit from SSRIs, CBT. Challenging treatment
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Tx for Trichotillomania
Habit reversal CBT, hypnosis, wigs SSRI or chlormipramine (TCA) Topical steroids if itching prompts pulling out
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Tx for Excoriation
Not well established | Usually treated similar to trichotillomania SSRI + habit reversal
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Tx for AN
CBT, Maudsley family therapy (give responsibility to parents) APS (olanzapine or risperidone or quetiapine) to ↑ weight gain and ↓ anxiety-monitor lipids and hypotension No antidepressants
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Tx for BN and binge eating d/o
CBT SSRI (fluoxetine) to ↓ binge episodes Stimulants (vyvanse) to ↓ appetite-need to closely follow BP and HR
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Tx of delirium
Treat the cause- re-orient, quiet environment, reassure, remove restraints (restraints, benzo only if necessary) and urinary catheters Stop CNS affecting meds (including antiAcH) haloperidol if need gentle sedation
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Tx of major neurocognitive d/o
Most causes/subtypes are irreversible Admit to hospital for eval of aggression, wandering, psychosis, depression, SI, rapid wt loss, acute worsening
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Tx of neurocog due to alzheimers
Cholinesterase inhibitors (donepezil, rivastigmine, galantamine) Memantine - NMDA receptor blocker - “cognitive enhancer” Careful use of low dose APS or mood stabilizers for hostility, aggression
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Tx of psychosis
verbal reassurance, cooling down Haloperidol if necessary Then LT will need APS or depot haloperidol
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Tx of Alcohol Intoxication
Banana bag, benzodiazepine (for seizure prevention)
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Tx of opiate Intoxication
If breathing-ride it out | If not-Naloxne (Narcan) IM or IV0.4 mg-2mg
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Tx of cocaine Intoxication
If HTN & tachycardiad-benzodiazepine If coronary vasospasm-ASA and nitro NEVER BETA BLOCKER
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Tx of meth Intoxication
ABCs! Correct metabolic imbalances, treat agitation with benzodiazepines and haloperidol