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Carbamazepine
Dosage Form: Extended release capsule |
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Carbamazepine
Dosage Form: Extended release capsule |
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Carbamazepine
Dosaage form: tablet |
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Carbamazepine
Dosage Form: Suspension, chewable tablet, tablet |
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Carbamazepine
Dosage Form: Extended release release tablet |
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Ethosuximide
Dosage Form: Capsule, Solution |
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Fosphenytoin
Dosage Form: IV
Infusion rate: 150mg/min |
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Phenytoin
Dosage Form: Suspension, chewable tablet, Prompt-release capsule, extended release capsule, IV
Infusion rate: 50mg/min |
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Phenytoin
Extended release capsule |
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Primidone
Dosage Form: Suspension, Tablet, Chewable tablet
metabolized to phenobarbital |
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Valproic acid
Dosage form: injection |
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Valproic acid
dosage form: syrup, gel capsule |
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Valproic acid
dosage form: gel capsule |
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divalproex sodium
Dosage form: capsule |
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Divalproex sodium
Dosage form: delayed release tablet |
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divalproex sodium
dosage form: extended release tablet |
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Felbamate
Dosage form: suspension and tablet |
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Gabapentin
Dosage form: capsule, oral solution, tablet |
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Lacosamide
Dosage form: tablet, oral solution, injection |
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Lamotrigine
dosage form: chewable tablet, tablet |
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Lamotrigine
Dosage form: tablet |
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Lamotrigine
dosage form: tablet |
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Levetiracetam
Dosage form: tablet, solution, injection |
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Oxcarbazepine
dosage form: tablet, suspension |
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Pregabalin
dosage form: capsule, solution |
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Rufinamide
dosage form: tablet, suspension |
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Tiagabine
dosage form: tablet |
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Topiramate
dosage form: tablet, sprinkle capsule |
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Vigabatrin
dosage form: tablet, powder |
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Zonisamide
dosage form: capsule |
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| Patients with a sulfa allergy should not receive ____ for seizures |
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| ___ may cause weight loss |
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| _____ may cause significant weight gain |
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| ___ and ____ do not have significant drug interactions |
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| Gabapentin and Levetiracetam |
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| Absence seizures in a patient who is < 2 should be treated with? |
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| Absence seizures in a patient who is > 2 can be treated with? |
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| Ethosuximide or valproic acid |
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| What antibiotics can potentate seizures? |
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| ____ a metabolite of meperidine accumulates in renal failure and can cause seizures. |
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| Which antiepileptic undergoes autoinduction? When is this expected? |
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| These two antiepileptics can cause kidney stones. |
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| Topiramate and zonisamide |
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| ___ carries a FDA warning for pancreatits. |
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| Valproic acid can cause fatal hemorrhagic pancreatitis. |
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| These two drugs are NOT effective in febrile sizures. |
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| Carbamazepine and phenytoin |
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| What is the drug of choice in complex febrile seizures |
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| When a patient is in status epilepticus, you should stop the seizure with? |
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| BZD, lorazepam is preferred |
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