IP7 Exam 1

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Carbamazepine brand name

Tegretol

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What generation is Carbamazepine?

First generation

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Oxcarbazepine brand name

Trileptal

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What generation is Oxcarbazepine?

Second generation

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Eslicarbazepine acetate brand name

Aptiom

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What generation is eslicarbazepine acetate?

Third generation

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Carbamazepine, Oxcarbazepine, and Eslicarbazepine acetate are which drug class?

Iminostilbenes (sodium channel inhibitors)

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Phenytoin brand name

Dilantin

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What generation is Phenytoin?

First generation

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Which drug has non-linear elimination kinetics?

Phenytoin

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Fosphenytoin sodium brand name

Cerebyx

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What generation is Fosphenytoin sodium?

Second generation

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Phenytoin and Fosphenytoin sodium are which drug class?

Hydantoins (sodium channel inhibitors), but also increase GABA concentration and decrease glutamate release

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What side effect is unique to Carbazepine, Oxcarbazepine, and Eslicarbazepine acetate?

Hyponatremia

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What two drugs have minimal cognitive impact?

Levetiracetam and Lamotrigine

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What two drugs have greater cognitive impact?

Topiramate and Zonisamide

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What two drugs do you have to titrate dose?

Carbamazepine and Lamotrigine

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What two drugs have the side effect of weight loss?

Topiramate and Zonisamide

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What drug has the side effect of weight gain?

Valproic acid

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What drug is the most likely to give psych symptoms as a side effect?

Levetiracetam

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What two drugs can cause metabolic acidosis/renal stones?

Topiramate and Zonisamide

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What two drugs have gingival hyperplasia as a side effect?

Phenytoin and Fosphenytoin sodium

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Lamotrigine brand name

Lamictal

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What generation is Lamotrigine?

Second generation

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What drug has a boxed warning of rash -> SJS -> TEN, especially when combined with valproate?

Lamotrigine

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Zonisamide brand name

Zonegran

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What generation is Zonisamide?

Second generation

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What drug cannot be used in patients with sulfa allergies?

Zonisamide

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What drug has the side effects of oligohydrosis and renal stones?

Zonisamide

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Lacosamide brand name

Vimpat

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What generation is Lacosamide?

Third generation

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What drug has an ADR of arrhythmia, including AV block?

Lacosamide

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Diazepam brand name

Valium

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Clonazepam brand name

Klonopin

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Midazolam brand name

Versed

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Lorazepam brand name

Ativan

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What drugs should not be combined with opioids?

Benzodiazepines and Barbiturates

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Phenobarbital brand name

Luminal

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What drug class does Phenobarbital belong to?

Barbiturates

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What generation is Phenobarbital?

First generation

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What drug has a boxed warning of misuse, withdrawal reactions, and respiratory depression/death risks, especially when combined with opioids?

Phenobarbital

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What drug class do benzodiazepines and barbiturates belong to?

GABAA receptor allosteric modulators

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What drug class do Levetiracetam and Brivaracetam belong to?

Glutamate inhibitors

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Levetiracetam brand name

Keppra

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What generation is Levetiracetam?

Second generation

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Brivaracetam brand name

Briviact

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What generation is Brivaracetam?

Third generation

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What drug class do Ethosuximide, Gabapentin, and Pregabalin belong to?

Calcium channel inhibitors (Cavs)

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Ethosuximide brand name

Zarontin

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What generation is Ethosuximide?

First generation

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Gabapentin brand name

Neurontin

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What generation is Gabapentin?

Second generation

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Pregabalin brand name

Lyrica

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What generation is Pregabalin?

Third generation

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What are calcium channel inhibitors indicated for?

Absent seizures

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Valproic acid brand name

Depakote

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What generation is Valproic acid?

First generation

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What drug has a boxed warning of being a teratogen?

Valproic acid

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Vigabatrin brand name

Sabril

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What drug has an ADR of cumulative risk of irreversible vision loss

Vigabatrin

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What drug has an ADR of cumulative risk of irreversible vision loss?

Vigabatrin

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Topiramate brand name

Topamax

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What generation is Topiramate?

Second generation

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What drug is contraindicated in metabolic acidosis?

Topiramate

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What two drugs decrease efficacy of oral contraceptives?

Topiramate and Phenobarbital

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Cannabidiol brand name

Epidiolex

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What generation is Cannabidiol?

Third generation

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What generation has an ADR of elevated liver enzymes?

Cannabidiol

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What drugs should you avoid in a patient with Dravet syndrome?

Sodium channel blockers

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What is the therapeutic drug range of Carbamazepine?

4-12mcg/mL

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What is the therapeutic drug range of Phenobarbital?

15-40mcg/mL

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What is the therapeutic drug range of Phenytoin?

10-20mcg/mL

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What is the therapeutic drug range of Valproic acid?

50-100mcg/mL

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What is the therapeutic drug range of Levetiracetam?

20-50mcg/mL

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What do iminostilbenes look like?

Tricyclic with a nitrogen in the middle ring

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Which iminostilbene is the only one metabolized by CYP?

Carbamazepine

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Which iminostilbene is a prodrug?

Eslicarbazepine

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What drugs produce toxic metabolites?

Carbamazepine, Phenytoin, Phenobarbital, Valproic acid, Felbamate, and Lamotrigine

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What do hydantoins look like?

Imide on the five membered ring

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What is GABA?

Gamma-aminobutyric acid

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What drug is a irreversible GABA-transaminase (GABA-T) inhibitor?

Vigabatrin

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What do Phenobarbital looks like?

Six membered ring with a diimide

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What do lactams look like?

Five membered ring with C double NH2

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What two drugs bind to SV2A?

Levetiracetam and Brivaracetam

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What drugs are multitargeted?

Valproic acid, Topiramate, Cenobamate, and Lamotrigine

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What does Cenobamate look like?

Ring made out of 4 nitrogens

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What does Lamotrigine look like?

Six membered ring with 3 nitrogens

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myoclonic

involuntary jerking of face, limb or trunk muscles

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clonic

susained muscle contractions alternating with relaxation

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tonic

sustained muscle extension (stiffening)

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atonic

loss of postural tone (drop)

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Glatiramer acetate brand name

Copaxone, Glatopa

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Glatiramer acetate boxed warning

Anaphylactic reactions

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Which interferon is dosed every two weeks instead of every week?

Pegylated interferonW

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What are adverse effects of interferons?

Flu-like symptoms, depression

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Teriflunomide brand name

Aubagio

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Teriflunomide boxed warnings

Embryofetal toxicity and hepatotoxicity

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How long does Teriflunomide remain in the plasma?

Up to two years

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Dimethyl fumarate brand name

TecfideraM

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Monomethyl fumarate brand name

Bafiertam