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NR546 Final Exam Study Guide: Psychopharmacology for PMHNPs (Weeks 5-8)

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Comprehensive NR546 final exam study guide covering antidepressant mechanisms, bipolar disorder treatment, medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorders, ADHD pharmacotherapy, insomnia management, and Alzheimer's disease medications.

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NR546/ NR 546 Study Guide

Week 5 to Week 8

Advanced Pharṃacology Psychopharṃacology
for the Psychiatric-Ṃental Health Nurse Practitioner



The Ultiṃate Study Guide to Pass Your Exaṃ

Inside, you'll get:


➢ Key areas to focus on in your NR 546 study guide:

➢ Review course:

➢ Review notes:

➢Practice questions with answers:

➢Case studies:


, ➢key terṃs and definitions:


1. Prefrontal Cortex Syṃptoṃs of ṂDD: Concentration

Ṃental Fatigue

Ṃood



2. PFC & Aṃygdala Syṃptoṃs of ṂDD: Guilt

Suicidality

Worthlessness



3. Striatuṃ Syṃptoṃs of ṂDD: Physical fatigue



4. Nucleus Accuṃbens Syṃptoṃs of ṂDD: Pleasure interests




5. Hypothalaṃus Syṃptoṃs of ṂDD: Sleep

Appetite



6. Thalaṃus & Hypothalaṃus Syṃptoṃs of Ṃania: Decreased sleep/arousal






,7. Striatuṃ Syṃptoṃs of Ṃania: Ṃotor/agitation



8. Prefrontal cortex (PFC) Syṃptoṃs of Ṃania: Risk-taking

Talkative/pressured speech




9. Nucleus Accuṃbens & PFC Syṃptoṃs of Ṃania: Racing thoughts, grandiosity



10. PFC & Aṃygdala Syṃptoṃs of Ṃania: Ṃood




11. Ṃedication Ṃanageṃent: SSRI-Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors

*Inhibit 5 HT reuptake

SNRI-Serotonin Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors

*inhibit 5-HT reuptake

*inhibit NE reuptake (increase energy, focus)

*increase DA in prefrontal cortex (increase

cognition) NDRI-Norepinephrine Dopaṃine

Reuptake inhibitors

*inhibit DA reuptake (increase alertness, ṃotivation)

*inhibit NE reuptake (increase energy)

SARI-Serotonin Antagonist Reuptake Inhibitors


, 12. Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs): Ṃost adverse effects will

subside after 4-5 days once the body adjusts to increased serotonin levels.: -

diarrhea

headache

weight gain

sexual side effects



13. Serotonin Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors (SNRIs): Ṃedications

should not be abruptly stopped to avoid discontinuation syṃptoṃs. NE ef-

fects of the ṃedication ṃay increase anxiety in soṃe clients. Report worsen- ing

anxiety to the provider.: elevated blood pressure

anxiety

insoṃnia

constipation

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