1.
_____firing of neurons is a cause of a seizures
2.
A primary goal of antiepileptic drug therapy is to ______ the frequency of seizures
3.
A drug used to control seizures and treat bipolar disorder that goes by Epitol, Tegretol, Equetro, and Carbatrol
4.
________ therapeutic index drugs have small dose changes that may make big therapeutic differences
5.
All antiepileptic medications must be dispensed with a ________ guide
6.
Lacosamide is a Schedule ____ controlled substance
7.
_________ neuropathy is a condition that may be treated with gabapentin
8.
Topiramate, an anticonvulsant, may also be used to prevent __________.
9.
_________ hyperplasia is a potential side effect of phenytoin
10.
Fosphenytoin is converted to ________ when administered
11.
Patients allergic to _______ may also be allergic to zonisamide
12.
Anticonvulsant (generic) that reduces the release of glutamate,norepinehrine, and substance P
13.
Tiagabine has a black box warning for its ability to cause ________
14.
A ____________ consent must be signed by patients or their guardian before taking felbamate.
15.
Lamotrigine has a black box warning for potential _____ rash
16.
Patients with Parkinson's have an imbalance of ________ and acetylcholine
17.
The most commonly used drug for treatment of Parkinson's Disease
18.
Multiple sclerosis is a disease in which the _________ sheaths around nerves degenerates
