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brand: Dilantin
MOA: slows Na channel recovery
use: partial and tonic clonic |
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brand: tegretol
MOA: slows Na channel recovery
use: partial and tonic clonic |
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brand:zarontin
MOA: blocks t type ca channels in thalamus
use: absence seizure |
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brand: depakene
MOA: na channel blocker, ca channel blocker, enhaces gaba transmission
use: partial and generalized epilepys (absence & myoclonic) |
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brand: Trileptal
moa : na channel blocker (additionally modulates ca currents and increases k conductance)
use: partial |
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brand: neurontin
moa: not well understood
use: partial seizures , neuropathic pain, migraine, spasticity ; 80% off lable use |
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brand: Lamictal
moa: slows na channel recovery
use: partial, absence, generalized tonic clonic, drop attacks seen w/ Lennox-gastaut syndrome, mood stabilizer, mania |
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brand: Topamax
moa: antagonizes AMPA/kainate glutamate receptors, block Na channels, activaes hyperpolarized K channel
use: partial, primary generalized seixures, lennox gastaut syndrome, migraine prophylax |
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brand: Keppra
MOA: unknown
use: myoclonic, partial onset and gneeralized tonic clonic |
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brand: Zonegran
MOA: block Na & Ca chanels
use: partial seizures |
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brand: Thorazine
MOA: D2 antagonist, H1 antagonist, M1 blocker, alpha 1 blocker, |
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brand: Mellaril
MOA: D2 blocker |
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brand: Prolixin
MOA: D2 antagoism (high potency) |
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brand: Stelazine
MOA: D2 antagoism (high potency) |
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brand: Trilafon
MOA: D2 antagoism (high potency) |
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