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Question | Answer |
Agonist effects | Hypnotic Sedative anticonvulsant Antianxiety |
Antagonist | Brings back to basal level (0) |
Inverse agonist | anxiogenic Proconvulsant Convulsant |
Antidepressants | delayed onset |
Benzodiazipines | Quick onset Physical dependence the longer the half life the effect becomes anxiolytic/anticonvulsant |
Side effects of Benzodiazipines | drowsiness, confusion, amnesia, reduced REM sleep |
Busiporone | delayed onset (weeks) Anxiolytic 5HT1a antagonist Acute activation decreases 5HT release Chronic actuvation increases 5HT release due to receptor desensitisation |
Side effects of busiporone | Nausea, diziness, headaches Ineffective against panick attacks |
Phenobarbitone | Anticonvulsant Binds to GABAaR at low concentrations it prolongs GABAa opening at increased concentrations it opens GABAa in the absence of GABA |
Propanolol | Removes peripheral sumptoms of anxiety Anxiolytic |
Antihistamines | Drowsiness is a side effect Hypnotic |
Fear response | Defensive response to negative stimuli |
Anxiety | anticipation of fear in the absence of an external stimulus |
Generalised anxiety | State of ongoing anxiety (unfocused, unclear) |
Social | fear of interacting with others |
Phobias | Strong fear of objects/situations etc |
Post traumatic anxiety | Triggered by past stressful situations |
OCD | ritualistic driven by irrational anxiety |
alpha 1 GABA subunit | Sedative |
Alpha 6 GABAa Subunit | insensitive to benzodiazipines |
Site of action of benzodiazipines | Alpha 2 Alpha 3 Alpha 5 |
GABAa Receptor sub units | 2 Alpha 2 Beta 1 Gama |
Subunits present in the brain | 6 alpha 3 beta 3 gamma |
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