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What are the different neurotransmitters?
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Dopamine Serotonine Acetylcholine Epinephrine and Norepinephrine GABA (gamma amino butyric...
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What is the antidote for Benzodiazipines?
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Flumazenil
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What are the classifications of Barbiturates?
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Ultra short acting Short acting Long acting
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Muscle relaxants + depressants = ______
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overdose
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Muscle relaxants + alcohol = ______
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overdose
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Muscle relaxants + benzodiazepines = ________
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overdose
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Classifications of muscle relaxants.
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Direct acting Centrally acting
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Treatment for overdose of muscle relaxants is....
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Gastric lavage, taper the dose per doctor's order, close monitoring of the patient. (not sure,...
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What leads to seizure which is not a single disease but a collection of different syndromes?...
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Epilepsy (from lib. book)
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Sudden discharge of excessive electrical energy from nerve cells located within the brain leads...
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Seizure
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What is the effect of epilepsy?
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Convulsion
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Involves excessive stimulation of neurons in the brain characterized by the spasmodic contraction...
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Convulsion
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Do anti-epileptic drugs have contraindications?
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None but use with caution on patients with hepatic or renal dysfunction.
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Diazepam, a sedative-hypnotic benzodiazipine, is also an anti-epileptic. True or False.
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True.
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Lorazepam is classified under what classification of sedative-hypnotics?
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Benzodiazepam
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