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what are the non modifiable risk factors of AD?








what are the modifiable risk factors AD?

age, female, family history, genetics




head injury, low education, elevated blood pressure, high cholersterol, diabetes, physical inactivity, obesity, smoking (stupid and fat)

what are signs of AD that are also signs of depression?




what test is given to determine AD?



withdrawal from work and social activities, changes in behavior, mood, and personality




mini mental state examination (mmse)

what numbers are mild on the mmse?




moderate?




severe?




what is the first thing you should look to do when treating an AD patient?

26-18




17-10




9-0




decrease polypharmacy

what are some nonpharmacological things to


consider AD?




is there a difference in efficacy among the cholinesterase inhibitors?




what cholinesterase was taken of the market? brand/generic?

avoid confrontation, remain calm, use frequent reminders, physcial activity, social engagment, cognitive enhancing activities




no, they are all equivalent




tacrine/cognex...from hepatotoxicity

donezapil dosing for mild to moderate?




dosing moderate to severe?




what is the highest dose? how long until you can give it?

5 mg po hs




5 mg qd hs, titrate to 10 mg 4-6 weeks




23 mg, after 3 months

dose limiting side effect of all the cholinesterase inhibitors?




is donezapil protein bound?




what should you monitor?

bradycardia, watch pulse under 60 bpm




96%




pulse, mmse, bi bleeding

rivastimgmine oral dosing for mild to moderate?




patch dose for mild moderate and severe?




what is the patch dose if child pugh is 5-9?




low body weight?




high body weight?

1.5 mg po bid wf, increase by 3 mg qd every 2 weeks




9.5 mg/day, titrate to 18.5 mg/qd after 4 weeks




4.6 mg/qd




4.6 mg/qd




9.5 mg/qd

if your dose of oral rivastigmine was less than 6 mg per day, what patch dose would you use?




what if the oral dose was 6-12?

4.6 mg/qd




9.5 mg/qd




increasese to 18.5 after 4 weeks

could you use galantamine for severe ad?




what is the dosing for galantamine? razadyne IR




ER?




do you ever have to do dose adjustment?

no, only mild to moderate




4 mg PO BID for 4 weeks, then 8 mg po bid for 4 weeks, then 12 po bid




8 mg po qd for 4 weeks, 16 mg po qd for 4 weeks, 24 mg po qd




for renal and hepatic failure

what type of ad is memantine used in?




what is the max dose if creatinine clearance is below 30 ml/min IR?




ER?

moderate to severe




5 mg po bid




14 mg po qd



what is the name of the combination product?




when is the only time this is reccomended?

namzaric (donepezil and memantine)




only reccomended when donepezil is maxed out

when should you consider stop using ad medications?





terminally ill, loss of adls, severe psychosis, average decline in mmse 3.3 per year

done for now

done for now