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Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care
                     2021

                     John Tierney, MD, MA
    Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Disclosure
• Dr. Tierney has disclosed that neither he nor members of his
  immediate family have a relevant financial relationship with an
  ineligible company.
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Screening

Objectives   Differentiating

             Treating
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Antidepressants   • SSRI
                     • Citalopram
                  • SNRI
                     • Duloxetine
                  • NDRI
                     • Bupropion XL
                  • Glutamate Modulator
                     • Esketamine
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Anxiolytic   • SSRI
                • Citalopram
             • Benzodiazepines
                • Lorazepam
                • Clonazepam
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
NonPharmacologic
                   EBPT
                   • (Evidence‐Based PsychoTherapy)
                   • Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Psychiatry Neuroscience 2021
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Eric Kandel, MD
Psychiatrist
• 2000 Nobel Prize
  Physiology or
  Medicine
• Memory
  Occurs at the
  Synapse!
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
The Neuron!
• 10,000 connections each
• Billions of Neurons
• More connections per cc
  than stars in the
  Milky Way Galaxy !!!

Eagleman, D., Incognito, The Secret Lives of the Brain 2007
Managing Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care 2021 - John Tierney, MD, MA Adjunct Professor UT Health San Antonio Medical School
Cytokine Storm (IL‐6)
    (Brain Fog?)
Dexamethasone
Suppression Test

• COVID Killer?
• Interleukin Antagonist?
• Antidepressant?
Cytokines Sing the Blues:
(Inflammation and Depression)

• 2005
• Raison, Capuron and Miller
• Psychiatry, Emory School of Medicine
Stressed Dendrites
(Ketamine Rescue)
•   IL‐6
•   Cytokine Storm
•   Decreased BDNF
•   Hippocampal Volume Loss
•   Ketamine!!!
Interleukin‐6
   (IL‐6)
Managing Mood & Anxiety Disorders

              Can’t make you an expert,
              Today, but ….
William Osler, MD
Johns Hopkins (1893)

“Listen to your patient,
he is telling you the
Diagnosis.”
Antidepressants   • SSRI
                     • Citalopram
                  • SNRI
                     • Duloxetine
                  • NDRI
                     • Bupropion XL
                  • Glutamate Modulator
                     • EsKetamine
Screening
Depression:

PHQ‐9 Questionnaire
For Depression Scoring

QIDS‐SR16 Quick
Inventory of Depressive
Symptomatology (16‐
item)(Self‐Report)
QIDS‐SR‐16
John Rush, MD
UT Southwestern
QIDS‐SR‐16
NEJM
April 2021
Psilocybin Study
The Texas Algorithms
 STAR*D†: Ongoing, randomized, controlled trial
 designed to determine best “next step” treatment
 options2

*TMAP=Texas Medication Algorithm Project.
†STAR*D=Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression.

1. Trivedi MH, et al. Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2004;61:669‐680.
2. Rush AJ, et al. Am J Psychiatry. 2003;160:237.
TMAP Major Depression
Algorithm
• Developed by Texans
• Science in the
  System
• Stage 2 Today
• “There is no such thing as
  consensus science. If it’s
  consensus, it isn’t science. If
  it’s science, it isn’t consensus.
  Period.”

        • Michael Crichton, MD
          Harvard
Citalopram
(SSRI)
•   TMAP Control
•   10‐40 mg
•   Major Depression
•   OCD
•   Baseline EKG
Duloxetine
(SNRI)
•   20‐120 mg
•   Major Depression
•   Generalized Anxiety
•   Diabetic Neuropathy
•   Fibromyalgia
•   Musculoskeletal pain
Bupropion XL
Norepi/Dopamine(NDRI)

•   150‐450 mg
•   Major Depression
•   ADHD
•   Seasonal Affective
•   Smoking Cessation
•   Tx Obesity w/ Naltrexone
•   Generic often inferior
Esketamine
56‐84 mg Intranasally

Treatment Major Depression

Acutely Suicidal Pts w/
Major Depression
Glutamate‐
based Therapy
Anxiolytics   • SSRI
                 • Citalopram
              • Benzodiazepines
                 • Lorazepam
                 • Clonazepam
Benzodiazepines
(Danish National Registry; 235,465 patients; 1996‐2015)
 Benzodiazepines, Z‐drugs, and other Anxiolytics do not increase
 subsequent risk of Dementia

 No association between Benzodiazepines and Subsequent Dementia!!

 Odds of developing Dementia were higher in group with lowest exposure
 to Benzodiazepines and Z‐Drugs!

 Some results were compatible with a PROTECTIVE EFFECT … !!!

                   Am J Psychiatry 177:6, June 2020
•   0.5‐ 6 mg
            •   Anxiety
            •   Alcohol Withdrawal
            •   Insomnia, short‐term
            •   Status Epilepticus
            •   Delirium Tremens
Lorazepam
            •   Chemo‐related N/V
            •   Pre‐op sedation
            •   Conjugative Metab
            •   PO/IM/IV
            •   Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
•   0.5‐ 20 mg
             •   Anxiety
             •   Panic Disorder
             •   Sleep Walking
             •   Sleep Terrors
             •   REM Sleep Behavior
             •   Restless Legs (RLS)
Clonazepam   •   Confusional Arousals
             •   Tourette Syndrome
             •   Burning Mouth Syndrome
             •   Seizure Disorder
Screening Anxiety:

Generalized Anxiety
Disorder 7‐item (GAD‐7)
GAD‐7
Mood Stabilizer   Lithium
                  • (The Classic Mood Stabilizer)
Screening Bipolar
Disorder:
Brief Bipolar Disorder Symptom Scale
TMAP
Brief Bipolar Disorder
Symptom Scale
TMAP
Brief Bipolar Disorder
Symptom Scale
MDD vs BDD

      Identify                                Identify                  Declare

Identify Manic                        Identify Hypomanic         Declare Unipolar
Episode (aka BD 1)                    episode (aka BD 2)         MDD
• Mania by definition is              • This is tough; more to   • You will get this wrong;
  psychotic,                            follow                     Don’t feel bad
  incapacitating, and/or                                         • 1st episode BDD is as
  so severe that                                                   likely to be Depression
  hospitalization is                                               as Mania; misdiagnosis
  required                                                         is INEVITABLE

    Thase, ME. Primary Psychiatry. 2006;13(11):59‐67
Risks for Bipolar Spectrum Conditions
BDD is not particularly responsive to antidepressants

Patients with BDD tend to have earlier onset of their depressions

Strong family h/o mania especially in 3, 1st‐degree relatives or 3 consecutive family
members
Hx of agitated depressions

Hx of psychotic depressions or catatonia

                  Thase, ME. Primary Psychiatry. 2006;13(11):59‐67
Rule of 3’s: Hypomania
Proficiency in three languages for United States born citizens
3‐generation family history for affective illness
3 first‐degree relatives with affective illness
More than 3 major depressive episodes
Eminence in 3 fields in the family
3 failed antidepressants
3 simultaneous jobs
3 failed marriages
                     Thase, ME. Primary Psychiatry. 2006;13(11):59‐67
Lithium:
(Classic Mood Stabilizer)

                 Acute and
300‐1200 mg
                Maintenance
     qd
                 of Bipolar I

      Schizoaffective
         Disorder
Lithium:
                                 (Side Effects Exaggerated)
Robert Post, MD;
Bipolar Collaborative Network    Creatinine Creep
2018 PsychoPharmacology Update   ‐15‐30 yrs before it is seen; ‐ Not assoc with ESRD;
                                 ‐ ESRD more common w/ anticonvulsants

                                 Thyroid Dysfunction
                                 ‐ Readily treated

                                 Lower dosing & Avoiding episodes of Toxicity
                                 ‐ Reduces risk of all these problems
Prevents manias and depressions

                                               Reduces suicide rate
                  Lithium
                  Benefits
                                               Reduces medical comorbidities

                                               Associated with decreased incidence
                                               of dementia

Robert Post, MD; Bipolar Collaborative Network; 2018 PsychoPharm Update McAllen TX
NonPharmacologic
                   EBPT
                   • (Evidence‐Based PsychoTherapy)
                   • Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy
Family Practice is Psychiatry

             A Short List of Treatments can do a lot of Good
             Psychiatry

Conclusion   Scales are necessary in EMRs; but over‐rated

             You can’t predict suicide; Help them not to be
             alone in their darkness.

             Esketamine Clinics may significantly reduce
             suicide. Find one near you.
Audience Polling Question #1
According to the FBI, approximately how many
homicides occurred in the United States in 2016?
 1.   15000
 2.   25000
 3.   35000
 4.   45000
Audience Polling Question #2
According to the CDC, approximately how many
Americans died by suicide in 2016?
 1.   15000
 2.   25000
 3.   35000
 4.   45000
Audience Polling Question #3
Which one of the following medications primarily
targets Norepinephrine and Dopamine?
 1.   Citalopram
 2.   Duloxetine
 3.   Bupropion
 4.   Trazodone
Audience Polling Question #4
Which one of the following Cytokines is commonly
elevated in severe Major Depression?
 1.   Interleukin‐1 (IL‐1)
 2.   Interleukin‐6 (IL‐6)
 3.   Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF)
 4.   Brain‐derived Neurotrophic Growth Factor (BDNF)
Audience Polling Question #5
Which one of the following US cities is home of the
principal investigators for Psychiatric Treatment
Algorithms?
1.   DALLAS
2.   BOSTON
3.   LOS ANGELES
4.   NEW YORK CITY
2020   44834 11th leading
                       (Bumped by Covid)
  Suicide
  Deaths:       2016   43,000 10th Leading
 (1.1 million
attempts/yr)
                2016   17,000 Homicides
Screening Suicidality:

“Based on limited advancements
in prediction and prevention, the
2014 US Preventive Services Task
Force concluded that population‐
level suicide risk screening could
not accurately be recommended.”

JAMA Psychiatry 2019
Documentation:
“The patient has a chronic risk of
suicide; however, the patient’s
acute risk is low b/c patient’s
psychiatric symptoms have
responded to intervention, along
with improvement in CBT skills and
support system.”
Documentation:
“Family was included in the treatment plan
and advised If worsening symptoms of
suicidal, homicidal or violent ideation
develop call 911 or the:
National Suicide Prevention HotLine:
1.800.272.8255
The patient is not currently an imminent risk
to harm self, objects or others.”
Patient Suicide:

“ … you'll get your R.I.O. when you get
to the ship. And if you don't...
...give me a call. I'll fly with you”

                        Viper to Maverick in Top Gun (1986)
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