Question

72. What is the most common side effect seen in patients eating foods hih in tytamine content while on MAOIS. 73. What type of foods should be avoided when taking MAOL 74. Which electrolyte imbalance is seen with lithium carbonate leskalith. 75. What are antidepressents used for. 76. What are anxiolytics [antianxiety agents] used for. 77. Name the legislation that authorizes FDA (Food and Drug Administration) to determine the safety of a drug before its marketing. 78. What is USP - NF [ united states pharmacopecia -national formulary 79. Define OTC drugs. 80. Are OTC drugs listed in the USP - NF [ united states pharmacopecia-national formulary]. 81. OTC drugs are known only by their brand names. True or false 82. What teaching would you provide a patient who is on an anticholinergic agent

Answer 1

Queation 1

Fatal hypertensive crisis

Explanation

Tyramine in food is metabolised by MOA present in gut and liver so normally tyramine doesn't move to systemic circulation ( or if move then it is very less quantity ) . So when a person is on MOAI and then he take lot of tyramine diet then this tyramine doesn't get metabolised and move to systemic circulation and cause fatal hypertensive crisis and cerebrovascular accidents .

Question 2

Diet rich in tyramine should not be taken by the patient who has been prescribed MOAI

Cheese contains rich amount of tyramine in it

Question 3

Sodium electrolyte imbalance is seen when a person is on lithium carbonate

Lithium Is a monovalent ion so it mimic the role of sodium

Hence sodium imbalance is seen when a person taking lithium carbonate in manic disorders

Question 4.

Antidepressants are used for

1. Endogenous depression and depression phase in bipolar disorder

2. Anxiety disorder - duloxentine is used

3. Obsessive compulsive disorder - clomipramine is used

4. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder - imipramine is used

5. Nocturnal enuresis - imipramine is used

6. Prophylaxis of migraine - amitriptyline is used

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