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the main goal of Parkinson's is to increase _? in what part of the brain? |
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what is the secondary therapuetic goal of PD? thru what receptor? |
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decrease endogenous ACh actions muscarinic |
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why can tyou adminster dopamaine directly?-3 |
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destoryed in GI cant be absorbed must be IV but even then cant cross BB |
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what is the prodrug given as dopamaine? what is the transproter for this across the BBB? |
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limit intake of _ to increase l-dopa absorption in the intestine? |
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what is Levodopa always combined with? why? |
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decarboxylase inhbitor to decrease decarboxylation to dopamine too quickly |
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nausea, hallucinaitons, hyoptension |
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long term treatment with levodopa leads to? specifiaccly? |
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motor complicaitons on/off response fluctations dyskinesia freezing |
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what happens to therapuetic window with longer treatment of l-dopa? |
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l-dopa shoul;d be taken with what the first few week?S why? |
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L-DOpa is excerted where? |
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what is the decarboxylase inhibitor? |
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what is the combo drug of carbidopa and L dopa? |
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what is the drug of just carbidopa |
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COMT inhibitpors are used as what? what are they used to decrease? |
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adjunct med response fluctuations |
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what is the COMT inhibitor peripherally and centrally drug? |
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what is the generic of Tasmar |
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side effect of tolcapone-1 |
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what test needs to be done for tolcapone? |
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blood test for hepatic function |
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COMT inhibitor drug (just peripherally) |
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which is more preferred tolcapone or entacapone? why? |
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what is the combo of ldopa, carbidopa, and entacapone |
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side effects of entacapone-2 |
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nausea, othrostatic hypotension |
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L dopa without being given with any other drug only has what % transported across the BB? |
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what MAO isoenzyme is for the deamination of dopamine in the brain? |
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MAO- B inhibitor? what is the other names for it-3 |
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selegline eldepryl, emsam, zelapar |
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what meds effects can be decreased with selegline? |
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what is usually the frist drug of choice for PD? |
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what are the metabolites of selegline-2 |
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amphetamine methamphetamine |
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what 2 adminstraiotns of selegiline reduce the metabolites and so reduce side effects? |
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trnasdermal orl disintegrating |
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this is the irreversible MAO-B inhibitor |
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how does rasagiline compare to selegiline |
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Rasagiline has less side effects |
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for the two pathways that regulate movement, which does dopamaine stimulate and which does it inhibit? what is the net response? |
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direct indirect pureposeful movement |
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when are dopamine agonists used? -3 |
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initial therapies, young pts, adjunst to l dopa |
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what are the dopamine agonists now approved for monotherapy? |
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what is the duraiton of action for ropinirole? is it well absorbed orally? |
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what other D recptors does the mirapex act on? |
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what is the oldest and most potenet dopamine agonist? what does it have highest affinty for? |
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how is apo morphine administerred? |
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what medd is the rescue med for ppl with intermitent off periods? |
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how is rotigotine adminsterred? |
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what is the MOA of rotigotine? |
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how do anticholinergic meds help PD?-2 what symtpoms do they mostly treat? |
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block muscarinic recpt block dopamaine reuptake tremors |
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depleted dopamine causes increased what? why? |
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cholinergic activity because D2 normally inhibits it |
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what are the anticholinergic meds? |
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benztropine trihexyphenidyl |
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what is the antiviral drug that cna enhance DA rlease and inhibit reuptake? what other effects does it have?-2 |
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amantadine blocks NMDA and has anti ACh |
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