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| opioid, agonizes mu receptors |
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Neuroleptic, anti-psychotic
Antagonizes post synaptic DA receptors |
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Neuroleptic, anti-psychotic
Antagonizes post synaptic DA receptors |
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Benzodiazepine, seditive/hypnotic
positive allosteric modulator of GABA. Can be used for seizures. Can help panic disorders |
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Barbituate, seditive/hyptnoic
positive allosteric modulator of GABA.
1st generation anti-epileptic. |
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| gaseous general anesthetic |
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Triptan. agonizes 5-HT.
migraines |
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methyl-xanthine
antagonist of adenosine receptors |
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| methyl-xantine, antagonizes adenosine receptors, stimulant |
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| Amphetamine. agonist for trace amines. stimulant, good for ADHD |
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| dissociatve analgesiac. antagonizes NMDA receptors. Analgesia, hallucinations. |
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| dissociative analgesic. Antagonizes NMDA receptors |
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| blocks DA reuptake at terminal |
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| Anti-parkinsons, agonizes post synaptic DA receptors |
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| 5-HT post synpatic receptor agonist |
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| 1st generation anti-epileptic. Rapidly titrated, gold standard for status epilepticus. Cosmetic side effects and hepatic enzyme inducer. |
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| 1st generation anti-epileptic. Treament for absence seizures. Acts on T type Ca channel |
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| 1st generation anti-epileptic. Gold standard for partial seizures. Must monitor liver function |
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| 1st generation anti-psychotic. Gold standard for generalized seizures. |
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| 2nd generation anti-epileptic. Caused fatal agranulocytosis |
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| 2nd generation anti-epileptic, not super effective |
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| 2nd generation anti-epileptic. Treats broad spectrum. Titrate carefully because can cause Steven-Johnson syndrome |
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| 2nd generation anti-epileptic. Safer than Carbazepine, good efficacy. |
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| 2nd generation anti-epilpetic. Treats broad spectrum. 10% get behavioral disturbance. |
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| anti-epileptic, also used as a prophylaxis for migraine and to prevent alcoholism relapse |
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| Antidepressants, beta blockers, Ca channel blockers, topiramate |
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| opioid receptor antagonist, used to prevent alcoholics and opioid addicts from relapsing. side effects of dysphoria. |
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| used to reduce long term withdrawl symptoms of alcoholism to prevent relapse |
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| blocks aldehyde dehydrogenase, causing really bad symptoms if you drink alcohol |
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| clocks NMDA associated ion channel. causes both negative and positive symptoms of schizophrenia |
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| antagonize 5-HT receptors more than DA. This reduces extrapyrimadal side effects by increasing actication in nigrostriatal pathway. |
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| First generation anti-psychotics |
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| DA antagonists, but cause extrapyridal symtoms bc also block nigrostriatal pathway |
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| blocks 5-HT reuptake, hallucinogenic |
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| Tricyclics, first generation |
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| SNRIs, good for depression and chronic painm lots of side effects |
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| Tricyclics, next generation |
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| NRIs, good for depression and chornic pain, lots of side effects |
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| increase DA levels, and also some 5-HT and NE. must eat a tyromine free diet. good for depression and anxiety |
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| increase 5-HT, and also some NE and DA |
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| increases 5-HT and NE, good for anxiety, pain, biopolar as well as depression |
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| 5-HT agonist and reuptake inhibitor. |
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| NE specific 5-HT antidepressants. antagonize NE and 5-HT receptors, leading to greater NE and 5-HT release |
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| given with l-dopa in parkinsons disease to furhter increase DA |
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| a beta-blocker, useful for performance anxiety |
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