PHS Lab 3 Psych

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What is the sequence of events involved in neurotransmission from conduction of an action potential through the neuron and ending with release of a neurotransmitter?

1. initial phase

2. second phase

3. exocytosis

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What are the target sites of antiepileptic drugs?

Na+

Ca2+

GABA

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What is the general underlying cause of seizures?

excessive neural activity in the cerebral cortex

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In general, what is the main goal of drugs that treat seizures?

reduce neuronal activity in the brain to control seizures (↓ AP)

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What are the underlying causes of epilepsy?

- Stroke, trauma, meningitis, and hyperthermia

- Drug overdose: haloperidol, lidocaine, and alcohol

- Unknown cause: Idiopathic seizure

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What is the diagnosis of epilepsy?

- Electroencephalogram (EEG)

- Computer assisted tomography (CT)

- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

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What are the 4 classifications with AED? And in each class give one drug as example on quiz

1. Stabilization of inactive voltage-dependent sodium channels

2. Reduced current through T-type calcium channels

3. Inhibition of excitatory neurotransmitters (Glutamate; EPSPs)

4. Enhancement of inhibitory neurotransmitters (GABA; IPSPs)

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1. Stabilization of inactive voltage-dependent sodium channels

Carbamazepine

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2. Reduced current through T-type calcium channels

Valproate

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3. Inhibition of excitatory neurotransmitters (Glutamate; EPSPs)

Lamotrigine

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4. Enhancement of inhibitory neurotransmitters (GABA; IPSPs)

Barbiturates

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MOA of phenytoin

Na+ channel blocker

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What are the PK factors need to be considered for drug monitoring?

- Volume distribution (Vd)

- Bioavailability (F)

- Salt fraction (S)

- Albumin concentration

- Drug clearance

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What are the disease factors need to be considered for drug monitoring?

- Aging

- Disease

- Drug interaction

- Pregnancy

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What factors are considered for dose adjustment?

- Liver and renal disease

- Obesity

- Metabolism /Clearance

- Age

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On quiz/final exam → test on equation (plug in numbers, memorize equation)

loading dose equation

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loading dose equation =

(VD) x (desired serum conc)

(S) x (F)

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What is the method to determine Vd?

in vitro