Exam 4 Drugs Flashcards

(53 cards)

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phenobarbital

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secondary treatment for status epilepticus

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norepinephrine

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vasopressor that maintains blood pressure (SCI)

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3
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warfarin

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stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation

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4
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clopidrogrel

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antiplatelet drug that prevents further clot formation after stabilization after stroke

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5
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phosphenytoin

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secondary treatment for status epilepticus

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6
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divalproex (2)

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antiseizure medication for tension headache and migraine prevention
primary drug to treat tonic-clonic and focal onset seizures

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7
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labetalol

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key antihypertensive for strokes (IV)

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8
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siponimod

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for relapsing MS; prevent lymphocytes from reaching CNS and causing damage

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9
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recombinant tPA

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reestablishes blood flow through blocked artery to prevent cell death

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10
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apomorphine

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for episodes of hypomobility with Parkinson’s disease

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11
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beta interferon

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immunomodulator drug that modifies MS disease progression and prevents relapses

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12
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baclofen

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antispasmodic for MS

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13
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propranolol

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migraine prevention

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14
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levodopa with carbidopa

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primary treatment for Parkinson’s disease

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15
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ocrelizumab

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IV monoclonal antibodies for more active and aggressive forms of MS

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16
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alemtuzumab

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IV monoclonal antibodies for more active and aggressive forms of MS

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17
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anticholinergics

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treat Parkinson’s disease by decreasing activity of acetylcholine

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18
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phenytoin (2)

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primary drug to treat tonic-clonic and focal onset seizures
secondary treatment for status epilepticus

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19
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CGRP antagonists

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migraine prevention

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20
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methylprednisolone (2)

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MS treatment
SCI treatment

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carbamazepine

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primary drug to treat tonic-clonic and focal onset seizures

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22
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ponesimod

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for relapsing MS; prevent lymphocytes from reaching CNS and causing damage

23
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diazepam

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initial treatment for status epilepticus (IV)

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fingolimod

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for relapsing MS; prevent lymphocytes from reaching CNS and causing damage

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mannitol
osmotic diuretic that decreases ICP and intraocular pressure (IV)
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phenylephrine
vasopressor that maintains blood pressure (SCI)
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midodrine
vasopressor that maintains blood pressure (SCI)
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natalizumab
IV monoclonal antibodies for more active and aggressive forms of MS
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muscle relaxants
tension headache prevention
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tricyclic antidepressants
tension headache prevention
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fludrocortisone
vasopressor that maintains blood pressure (SCI)
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teriflunomide
for relapsing MS; immunomodulatory agent with anti-inflammatory properties
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MAO-B inhibitors
treat Parkinson's disease by increasing dopamine levels and prolonging half-life of levodopa
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combination carbidopa, levodopa, entacapone
for off episodes of Parkinson's disease
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dipyridamole
antiplatelet drug that prevents further clot formation after stabilization after stroke
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NSAIDs
symptomatic treatment of mild to moderate tension headaches or migraines (alone or combined with caffeine, sedative, or muscle relaxant)
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valproic acid
not effective in treating SE or primary seizure because takes many doses to become effective
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atropine
maintains HR with SCI
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aspirin (2)
stroke prevention symptomatic treatment of mild to moderate tension headaches or migraines (alone or combined with caffeine, sedative, or muscle relaxant)
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triptans
first line therapy for symptomatic treatment of moderate to severe migraines and cluster headaches
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IV immunoglobulin G
MS treatment if corticosteroids don't work
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dopamine
vasopressor that maintains blood pressure (SCI)
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valproate
antiseizure medication for tension headache and migraine prevention
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acetaminophen
symptomatic treatment of mild to moderate tension headaches (alone or combined with caffeine, sedative, or muscle relaxant)
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dimethyl fumarate
IV monoclonal antibodies for more active and aggressive forms of MS
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topiramate
antiseizure medication for tension headache and migraine prevention
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Botox (2)
migraine prevention MS: paralyzes area below injection
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levetiracetam
not effective in treating SE or primary seizure because takes many doses to become effective
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glatiramer acetate
immunomodulator drug that modifies MS disease progression and prevents relapses (SQ)
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corticosteroids (2)
ICP: anti-inflammatory and vasogenic effects MS: acute exacerbations, reduces edema and acute inflammation at site of demyelination
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ticlopidine
antiplatelet drug that prevents further clot formation after stabilization after stroke
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lorazepam
initial treatment for status epilepticus (IV)
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amantadine
treats Parkinson's disease by increasing dopamine release and blocking reuptake