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Question 1
Baclofen
Correct Answer
GABA‑B agonist that decreases spinal reflexes to reduce spasticity in conditions like MS and CP.

Question 2
Dantrolene
Correct Answer
Direct relaxant that blocks Ca²⁺ release from the sarcoplasmic reticulum, used for spasticity and malignant
hyperthermia.

Question 3
Phenytoin
Correct Answer
Na⁺-channel blocker used for tonic-clonic and focal seizures, with a therapeutic range of 10-20 µg/mL.

Question 4
Carbamazepine
Correct Answer
Na⁺-blocker used for seizures, trigeminal neuralgia, and bipolar disorder, requiring baseline CBC and
monitoring.

Question 5
Valproic acid
Correct Answer
Blocks Na⁺/Ca²⁺ and increases GABA levels, used for all seizures, bipolar disorder, and migraine
prophylaxis.

Question 6
Ethosuximide
Correct Answer
T-type Ca²⁺ blocker used specifically for absence seizures.




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,Question 7
Diazepam IV
Correct Answer
Benzodiazepine that increases GABA, used for status epilepticus and muscle spasms.

Question 8
Lorazepam IV
Correct Answer
Benzodiazepine similar to diazepam, used in status epilepticus with a slower push to reduce hypotension.


Question 9
Phenobarbital
Correct Answer
Barbiturate that increases GABA duration, used for neonatal seizures and refractory status.

Question 10
Methylphenidate
Correct Answer
Stimulant that increases NE/DA, used for ADHD and narcolepsy, with potential for growth delay.

Question 11
Amphetamine mix
Correct Answer
Stimulant that increases NE/DA, used for ADHD, with risks of abuse and exacerbation of tics.

Question 12
Atomoxetine
Correct Answer
SNRI that selectively blocks NE re-uptake, used as an alternative for ADHD, with severe hepatotoxicity risk.


Question 13
Guanfacine ER
Correct Answer
α₂ agonist used for ADHD adjunct therapy, requiring tapering and monitoring of BP and pulse.

Question 14
Levodopa/Carbidopa
Correct Answer
DA precursor and DDC inhibitor used for Parkinson's motor symptoms, with side effects like dyskinesias.




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,Question 15
Pramipexole
Correct Answer
Direct D₂ agonist used for early Parkinson's disease and RLS, with risks of sleep attacks and impulse-
control disorders.

Question 16
Bromocriptine
Correct Answer
D₂ agonist used as adjunct therapy in Parkinson's disease and for hyperprolactinemia, with potential for
cardiac fibrosis.

Question 17
Entacapone
Correct Answer
COMT inhibitor that prolongs the action of L-dopa and reduces 'off' times in Parkinson's treatment.

Question 18
Selegiline
Correct Answer
MAO-B inhibitor used in Parkinson's disease to prolong the effects of dopamine.

Question 19
Common AEs
Correct Answer
Adverse effects that are frequently observed with the use of specific medications.

Question 20
Red-Flag AEs

Correct Answer
Serious adverse effects that require immediate attention or monitoring.

Question 21
CI
Correct Answer
Contraindications for the use of specific medications.

Question 22
Teaching
Correct Answer
Patient education regarding medication use, side effects, and monitoring.




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, Question 23
High-Yield
Correct Answer
Important information that is critical for understanding the medication's use and effects.

Question 24
Eldepryl
Correct Answer
HTN crisis with tyramine/SS/TC


Question 25
ACh tremor
Correct Answer
PD tremor/rigid

Question 26
Antichol crisis
Correct Answer
CI glaucoma

Question 27
Benztropine
Correct Answer
anticholinergic (Cogentin)

Question 28
Common AEs of Benztropine
Correct Answer
Dry mouth, constipation, blurred vision


Question 29
Key Teaching for Benztropine
Correct Answer
Sugar‑free gum; monitor eye pressure

Question 30
Amantadine
Correct Answer
Insomnia, antichol mild





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