psych pharm

Question 1

tx alcohol withdrawal

Answer 1

benzos

Question 2

tx anxiety

Answer 2

SSRIs
SNRIs
buspirone

Question 3

tx ADHD

Answer 3

methylphenidate

amphetamines

Question 4

tx bipolar disorder

Answer 4

mood stabilizer = lithium, valproic acid, carbamazepine

atypical antipsychotics

Question 5

tx bulimia

Answer 5

SSRIs

risk of seizures with buproprion

Question 6

tx depression

Answer 6

SSRIs, SNRIs, TCAs, buspirone, mirtazapine (if insomnia)

Question 7

tx COPD

Answer 7

SSRIs, clomipramine (TCA)

Question 8

tx panic disorder

Answer 8

SSRIs, venlafaxine, benzos

Question 9

tx PTSD

Answer 9

SSRIs

Question 10

tx schizophrenia

Answer 10

antipsychotics

Question 11

tx social phobias

Answer 11

SSRIs

Question 12

tx tourrette’s syndrome

Answer 12

antipsychotics = haloperidol, risperidone

Question 13

haloperidol

Answer 13

typical antipsychotic

Question 14

trifluoperazine

Answer 14

typical antipsychotic

Question 15

fluphenazine

Answer 15

typical antipsychotic

Question 16

thioridazine

Answer 16

typical antipsychotic

Question 17

chlorpromazine

Answer 17

typical antipsychotic

Question 18

olazapine

Answer 18

atypical antipsychotic

Question 19

clozapine

Answer 19

atypical antipsychotic

Question 20

quetiapine

Answer 20

atypical antipsychotic

Question 21

risperidone

Answer 21

atypical antipsychotic

Question 22

aripiprazole

Answer 22

atypical antipsychotic

Question 23

ziprasidone

Answer 23

atypical antipsychotic

Question 24

lithium

Answer 24

mood stabilizer

Question 25

mood stabilizers

Answer 25

lithium valproic acid carbamazepine

Question 26

buspirone

Answer 26

5-HT 1A receptor agonist

Question 27

fluoxetine

Answer 27

SSRI - increases 5-HT

Question 28

paroxetine

Answer 28

SSRI - increases 5-HT

Question 29

sertraline

Answer 29

SSRI - increases 5-HT

Question 30

citalopram

Answer 30

SSRI - increases 5-HT

Question 31

venlafaxine

Answer 31

SNRI - increases 5-HT and NE

Question 32

duloxetine

Answer 32

SNRI - increases 5-HT and NE

Question 33

desvenlafaxine

Answer 33

SNRI - increases 5-HT and NE

Question 34

amitriptyline

Answer 34

TCA = increases NE and 5-HT

Question 35

nortriptyline

Answer 35

TCA = increases NE and 5-HT

Question 36

imipramine

Answer 36

TCA = increases NE and 5-HT

Question 37

desipramine

Answer 37

TCA = increases NE and 5-HT

Question 38

clomipramine

Answer 38

TCA = increases NE and 5-HT

Question 39

doxepin

Answer 39

TCA = increases NE and 5-HT

Question 40

amoxapine

Answer 40

TCA = increases NE and 5-HT

Question 41

tranylcypromine

Answer 41

non-selective MAO inhibitor - increases NE, 5-HT and DA

Question 42

phenelzeline

Answer 42

non-selective MAO inhibitor - increases NE, 5-HT and DA

Question 43

isocarvoxazid

Answer 43

non-selective MAO inhibitor - increases NE, 5-HT and DA

Question 44

selegiline

Answer 44

selective MAO-B inhibitor

Question 45

buproprion

Answer 45

atypical antidepressant | increases NE and DA

Question 46

mirtazapine

Answer 46

atypical antidepressant inhibits alpha 2 = increases NE and 5-HT 5-HT2 and 3 antagonist

Question 47

maprotiline

Answer 47

atypical antidepressant | blocks NE reuptake

Question 48

trazodone

Answer 48

inhibits 5-HT reuptake | tx: insomnia

Question 49

alprazolam

Answer 49

short acting benzo

Question 50

triazolam

Answer 50

short acting benzo

Question 51

oxazepam

Answer 51

short acting benzo

Question 52

estazolam

Answer 52

medium duration benzo

Question 53

lorazepam

Answer 53

medium duration benzo | tx: Status Epilepticus

Question 54

temazepam

Answer 54

medium duration benzo

Question 55

chlordiazepoxide

Answer 55

long acting benzo

Question 56

clorazepate

Answer 56

long acting benzo

Question 57

diazepam

Answer 57

long acting benzo | tx: Status Epilepticus

Question 58

flurazepam

Answer 58

long acting benzo

Question 59

zolpidem

Answer 59

(Ambien) BZ1 GABA receptor subtype | tx: INSOMNIA

Question 60

xaleplon

Answer 60

nonbenzo | acts at BZ1 GABA receptor subtype

Question 61

Eszopiclone

Answer 61

non benzo | acts at BZ1 GABA receptor subtype

Question 62

diphenhydramine

Answer 62

Benadryl 1st generation antihistamine highly sedative

Question 63

promathazine

Answer 63

1st generation antihistamine | highly sedative

Question 64

hydrozyzine

Answer 64

1st generation anti-histamine | highly sedative

Question 65

baclofen

Answer 65

GABA B receptor agonist | muscle relaxant