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Imipramine
TCA: inhibits both 5HT & NE
Chlorimipramine
TCA: inhibits 5HT
CHLORIMIPRAMINE
YOU WON'T WANT TO CLEAN
PUT DOWN THE CHLORINE
CHLORIMIPRAMINE
Desipramine
TCA: inhibits NE
TCAs: Onset? Absorbed? properties? metab? interactions?
Onset over days; well absorbed; lipophilic; accumulate in tissues; metab by liver, cyp; potential for many interactions
TCA SE
antimuscarinic ie dry mouth, constipation, blurred vision
anti-alpha 1 adrenergic (hypotension, weight gain, sedation, sexual dysfunction)
mania in BP
low safety factor (OD)
SSRI, list names
Fluoxetine, citalopram, fluvoxamine, paroxetine, sertraline
SNRI, list names
venlafaxine, dualoxetine, milnacipran (2 oxs in Milan & Venice fax)
Vilazodone
SSRI w/ partial agonist at 5 HT
SSRI/SNRI considerations
slow onset (days)
effect can be augmented (albeit modestly) by second generation antipsychotic (but w/ increase in adverse effects)
SSRI/SNRI absorption
generally well absorbed, variable plasma protein binding, metabolized by hepatic, sometimes active metabolite
SSRI/SNRI SE
much less than TCA, dizziness, jittery, insomnia, nausea, diarrhea, fatigue, sex dys
List MAOI
selegeline, phenelzine, tranycypromine, moclobemide
(SELENA EATS PHENEL WITH TRANYS AND MO CLOBBERS HER)
SELEGILINE
preferential inhibitor of MAO-B (mao A has a bigger effect on brain, less likely to have"cheese effect".... which is preferential for maoA? Moclobemide)
Moclobemide
preferential inhibitor of MAO-A
phenelsine and tranylcypromine
inhibit MAOA & MAOb
Other antidepressants, list
Nefazone, Trazodone, Bupropion, Mirtazapine (NEFROTITI TRIED to BURP in the MIRROR)
What to use with bipolar? ?
Lithium (many SE, monitor blood levels, can be changed with increased/decreased Na+ absorption): Risk of suicide lower
Also: Anticonvulsants (Lamotingine, carbamazapine, valproate---> RAY LAMONTANGNAE'S CAR has a V-8 and CONVULSES)
Atypical antipsychotics perhaps for acute manic phase (queen oleans risks unzipping and ripping one)
what to use with panic disorders?
SSRIs > TCA/MAOI > benzos (alazapram, clonazapam) for rapid relief
what to use in OCD?
chlorimipramine (TCA) > SSRIs > MAOIs
Interestingly, NE reuptake inhibitors are not effective in OCD
what to use in excessive day time sleepiness and narcolepsy?
modafinil
sodium oxybate