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Amphetamines Analeptics Xanthines Atomoxeline |
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1.) Increase norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin. 2.) Stimulate sympathetic nervous system
Results: mood elevation/euphoria, increase mental alertness, incr. capacity for work, decr. fatigue, prolonged wakefulness, & improve cognitive performance.
Schedule II Drug - dependence, drug abuse |
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Amphetamines help reduce behavioral symptoms & improve cognitive performance. |
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1.) stimulate cerebral cortex
Results: incr mental alertness, decr drowsiness/fatigue. Others: incr HR and CO, Diuresis, Incr secretion of pepsin & HCL |
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SLEEP DISORDER -daytime sleep attacks -muscle weakness -hallucinations at onset of sleep -nightimte sleep disturbances - quality |
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Prevent sleep deprivation Promote regular sleeping/waking times |
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Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder |
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Neurobehavioral/Psychiatric Disorder that is common in children (before age 7) Surfaces in classroom Continues on to adulthood. |
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Indications Why CNS Stimulants? |
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-ADHD -Narcolepsy OTHERS -respiraoty depression -produce wakefulness No-Dos |
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Major goals for treatment |
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-USE SMALLEST DOSE -REDUCE RISK FOR ABUSE |
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Cardiac Disorders (hypertwension, dysrythmias,angina) Anxiety Glaucoma Hyperthyroidism History of Drug Abuse |
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heart palpitations insomnia vomiting fever skin rash excessive weight loss dependence |
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-accurate med. diagnosis -given early in day -30 mintues before meals -swallow whole -be cautious in elderly |
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keep in cool environment reduce stimuli monitor hypertension |
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agitation combative hallucination elevated temp restlessness |
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Amphetamine & Methylphenidate |
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used to treat ADHD & Narcolepsy |
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second line drug for the treatment of ADHD in ppl with low risk for drug abuse and dependence compared with the other drugs used for ADHD. |
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Amphetamine, dextroamphetamine (dexedrine), and methamphetamine (desoxyn) |
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Closely related drugs that share characteristics of amphetamines as a group. |
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