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        | neurotransmitter that modulate mood, sleep rate cycle, motivation, pain perception -starts as tryptophan   5 choices:(auto) 5ht1D receptor reuptaken into neuron broken down by MAO post synpatic receptor   |  | 
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        |       building block: tyrosine synthesized into dopamine   |  | 
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        | causes increased appetite improved sleep improved mood |  | 
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        | 5ht receptor that specifically improves mood |  | 
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        | 5ht receptor with s/e of increased anxiety sexual dysfunction sleep disturbances |  | 
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        | receptor for NE -increased interest energy concentration, mood s/e: increased hr bp anxiety |  | 
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        | tricyclic antidepressants |  | Definition 
 
        | non-selective, prevents inhibiting serotonin and norepi |  | 
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        | MAE:inhibit packaging of norep/dopamine,serotonin, epi A/E: induce depression  |  | 
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        | CLINICAL APP: depression   MAE: non-selective inhibit degradation of 5ht/dopamine/NTs   A/E: tyramine toxicity (> with diet with red wine cheese etc) leading to HTN crisis   DRUG-DRUG INTERACTIONS: cyp450 drugs, tca, ssris, pseuo=doephedrine, dextromethorpan (cold meds)   METABOLIZE: hepatic Pharmakokinetics: lipophilic, well absorbed   *transdermal patch avoids first pass, safer |  | 
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        | Irreversiblephenelzine, isocarboxazie |  | Definition 
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        | MAOI Nonselective/ reversible |  | 
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        | meclobemide, befloxatone, brofaromine |  | Definition 
 
        | MAOI-A selective/reversible RIMAs   selective for prevention of breakdown serotonin, norepi and epi  |  | 
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        | selegiline and rasagiline |  | Definition 
 
        |   MAOI-B selective block of dopamine degradation -more useful in parkinsons  |  | 
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        | nortriptyline/desipramine |  | Definition 
 
        | Tricyclics Secondary Amines   MAE: more effects on NE than 5ht   |  | 
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     amitriptyline, impramine, clomipramind |  | Definition 
 
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Tricyclic Teriary Amines       MAE: antagonize 5ht and NE reuptake (>5ht then NE) transporters which increases level at cleft   S/E: CARDIAC- 1st degree AV block (usually higher doses)   DRUG-DRUG INTERACTIONS: drugs that inhibit 2D6 (HIV drug- rotanavir)   CLINICAL APP: neuropathic pain (low dose), sleep (low dose), antidepressive (high dose)   On-TARGET RECEPTOR:CYP450, 2D6   Off-TARGET RECEPTOR:muscarinic cholinergic (n/v dry, blurry, confused), histamine (tired and fat), adrenergic (hypotensive tachycardia sleepy dizzy)     |  | 
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Examples: Prozac, celexa, luvox, paxil, zoloft, lexapro  CLINICAL APP: first line for Depression, anxiety due to higher selectivity and less A/E   MAE: selective for 5ht transporters increasing synaptic serotonin (lose selectivity at high doses)   A/E: sexual dysfunction, serotonin syndrome,     PHARM-KINET: paxil and prozac substrate and inihibitors of CYP2d6   DRUG-DRUG : less than TCAs/ drugs that work on same CYP2d6 mechanism   METABOLIZED by:   |  | 
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        | examples: Effexor, Cymbalta    CLINICAL APP: Depression, neuropathic pain MAE: blocks 5ht and NE reuptake transporter A/E: increased BP, increased transaminases DRUG-DRUG :   METABOLIZED by: CYP2D6 |  | 
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        | CLASS: ATYPICAL   CLINICAL APP: antidepress, less sexual sideeffects   MAE: inhibits dopamine and NE reuptake   A/E: insomnia, alertness   DRUG-DRUG : effectiveness less when given with (faverins? HIV drugs)   METABOLIZED by: Hepatic CYP2B6   CONTRAINDICTATION: Sz or eating disorders   FORMULATIONS: IR(not used)/SR(bid dose) /XL( once daily)  |  | 
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        | Class: atypical CLINICAL APP: depression, high doses for less histamine effects and better serotonin effect   MAE:  mechanism unknown, less sexual dys   A/E: increased app, sedation  ON TARGET RECEPTOR: 5ht2/3, alpha adrenergic OFF TARGET-histamine   DRUG-DRUG : other  CYP3a4s   METABOLIZED by: CYP3A4 |  | 
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        | CLINICAL APP: antianxiety/depression   MAE: inhibits 5ht transporter   A/E: sedation ortho stasis, hepatoxoic, fulminant liver failure   On-TARGET RECEPTOR: 5ht antagonize   Off-TARGET RECEPTOR: antagonizes histamine and alpha 1   METABOLIZED by:CYP3A4 |  | 
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        | CLINCAL APP:used for sleep (low) Depression (high)   AE: priapism   Metabolized by: CYP3a4 |  | 
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        |   CLASS: Serotonin receptor agonists   CLINICAL APP: anxiety   MAE: agonizes 5ht1a receptor, non benzo, non addictive   A/E: dizziness nausea   On-TARGET RECEPTOR:5ht1a     |  | 
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        | AMPTHETAMINE, METHAMPHETAMINE, METHYLPHENIDATE |  | Definition 
 
        | Clinical app: ADD   MOA: may interfere with storage of MAO may displace 5ht DA NE and revent reuptake   AE: induction of psychosis alertness |  | 
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        | CLINICAL APP: controls mania and depression   MAE: not known (may interfere with cAMP IP3)   A/E: nausea, thirst, polyuria, tremor, weak,    INTERACTION : diuretics, renal insufficient, probenecid (gout)   METABOLIZED by:RENAL   CONSIDERATIONS: Long half-life, narrow therapeutic index, TERATOGENIC |  | 
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        | Carbamazepine/Valproic Acid |  | Definition 
 
        | Mood stabilizers for Bipolar |  | 
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