PPT-Anticholinergic Syndrome

By Dr Anjeannette Reece Introduction AAPCC National Poison Data System Annual Report 2007 1 8 8582 single exposures to anticholinergic drugs Unintentional ingestions 83352 . This means that 1 in every 733 babies is born with this condition Although parents of any age may have a child with Down syndrome 80 are born to women under the age of 35 NICHCY Disability Fact Sheet 4 June 2010 Definition Definition Definition Defi People with a functional GI disorder have frequent symptoms however the GI tract does not become damaged IBS is a group of symptoms that occur together not a disease In the past IBS was called colitis mucous colitis spastic colon nervous colon and s By: Brittany Wyger, MD (PGY-1). Definition. Group of neuropathic conditions characterized by progressive weakness & dimished or absent reflexes.. Inflammatory neuropathy due to cross reactivity between neural antigens & antibodies induced by specific infections. John Olsen. What is Impostor Syndrome?. Impostor Syndrome is feelings of disarray that happen when information is present and when lies are being told (when the opposite is actually true).. Kathleen McNamara, . PharmD. PGY1 Pharmacy Resident 2015-2016 NEIMEF & WHC. Therapy Goals & Assessment. Non-pharmacologic & Pharmacologic Therapy. Medications. Mechanism of Action. Adverse Effects. A . G. enetic Malady. Causes. Mutations in the FMR1 gene. FMR1 causes the production of a protein called fragile X. Used to create synapses. An over abundance of this protein leads to the diagnosis of Fragile X Syndrome. (SBS). Cinthya Vidales, RN, BSN. What is Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS)?. Another name is Abusive Head Trauma (AHT) or Shaken Impact Syndrome (SIS).. This happens when a “frustrated caregiver violently shakes, slams, hits, or punches a child’s head, usually to stop them from crying or to get them to respond to the expectations of the caregiver” (The Shaken Baby Alliance, 2009).. Amie Jo Digatono, PharmD, BCPP. October 26, 2017. Objectives. Describe the impact and pathophysiology of delirium. Identify patients who are at increased risk for delirium. Review the current evidence for medication use in the prevention and treatment of delirium. Anticholinergic:. Poisoning with these drugs is less common than it was in former years. Because these drugs are not used as frequently in drug therapy. Ex.. Belladonna alkaloids and related atropine- like drugs have been replaced with a different class of less toxic drugs H. APM Resident Education Curriculum. Thomas W. Heinrich, M.D.. Associate Professor of Psychiatry & Family Medicine. Chief, Psychiatric Consult Service at . Froedtert. Hospital. Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Medicine. Patau’s syndrome: options after a higher chance screening result pregnancyre/screeningfordownsedwardspataussyndrome . This flowchart shows your options. Afulltextdescriptionthispathway is also Presentation Template. NPS MedicineWise. Anticholinergic burden…. What comes to mind?. Anticholinergic burden:. an important QUM issue. Anticholinergic burden is the cumulative effect on a person from taking one or more medicines with anticholinergic effects.. What is Down Syndrome?. Down syndrome is a condition in which a person has an extra chromosome. . Chromosomes are small “packages” of genes in the body. They determine how a baby’s body forms and functions as it grows during pregnancy and after birth. . Pharmacology Department. Pro. f. Hanan H. agar. Pharmacology Department. What students should know:. Student should be able to : . . Describe Kinetics of muscarinic antagonists . The effects of atropine on the major organ systems..