Seizure Disorders
Movement Disorders
PNS Disorders
Headaches
Dementia
100

First-line for Absence (Petit Mal) seizure

Ethosuximide

100

(Second-line?) treatment for Parkinson disease (Hint: better for tremor than levodopa but has more side effects in the elderly)

Dopamine agonists (Ropinorole)

100

Treatment for Diabetic Neuropathy (Hint: treats nerve pain)

Gabapentin

100

First-line treatment for cluster headaches

100% Oxygen 6-12 L

100

Treatment of frontotemporal dementia

Currently no FDA approved pharmacological options 

Management focuses on symptoms (SSRIs, speech therapy, patient and caregiver education)

200

Treatment for myoclonic seizures

Clonazepam

200

Treatment for Huntington chorea

Dopamine-depleting agents (Tetrabenzine) or dopamine-blocking agents (Risperidone or Haloperidol)

200

Treatment for Bell Palsy (Hint: severe cases)

Prednisone (has to be given within 5 days of symptom onset) and Acyclovir

200

First-line prophylaxis for migraine headaches

Propranolol, Topiramate

200

Treatment of Lewy body dementia

No curative treatment, therapies focused on relieving symptoms (NMDA-antagonists, Ach-i, SSRIs)

300

Anti-epileptic drugs safest during pregnancy

Levetiracetam and Lamotrigine

300

Gold standard treatment for parkinson disease

Levodopa

300

Treatment for Guillain Barre Syndrome

Supportive care - Airway, CV monitoring, bowel/bladder, PE prophylaxis, monitor PFTs, feeding, pain control

Speed up recovery - Plasma exchange or IVIG

300

Second-line abortive medication for migraines

Triptans (Sumatriptan), Ergotamines

300

Pharmacologic treatment for Alzheimer disease

Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors and NMDA antagonists

400

Treatment of generalized seizures

Valproate, Topiramate, Lamotrigine
400

Treatment for essential tremor

Propranolol

400

First-line treatment for Myasthenia Gravis

Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor (Pyridostigmine/Neostigmine)

400

Long-term prophylaxis of cluster headaches

Verapamil

400

Treatment for vascular dementia

Treatment and management of HTN/HLD/A-fib, as well as exercise and smoking cessation

(Ach-i and NMDA antagonists are sometimes used but NOT FDA approved)

500

First-line for focal seizures

Carbamazepine

500

Non-medical treatment of huntington's chorea

Rehabilitation (gait stability and prevention of falls), speech therapy (prevent aspiration), nutrition, family counseling and advance directive planning

500

Treatment for acute exacerbations of Multiple Sclerosis

Methylprednisolone and Plasma exchange

500

First-line abortive treatment for migraines

NSAIDS and Excedrin

500

Treatment of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

Supportive care (Treat depression, psychosis, and myoclonus)

Education and emotional support of patients/loved ones

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