antipsych Flashcards

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What are the First Gen antipsychotics

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chlorpromazine thioridazine perphenazine, fluphenazine haloperidol ,

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FGAs SE

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all are sedating and cause EPS, tardive dyskineasias, dystonias, akathisia, dyskinesias, sexual dysfunction, cardiovascular effects, orthostasis, QT prolongation

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Clozaril, FazaClo ODT

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clozapine, SGAs, SE: agranulocytosis, seizures

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Zyprexa, Zydis ODT

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olanzapine, SGAs, PO at QHS bc long acting & sedating, IM & ODT,SE: sedation, weight gain, increase lipids & glucose

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Risperdal, Risperdal M-Tabs ODT, Risperdal Consta injection

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risperidone, SGAs, SE: EPS, increase prolactin (sexual dysfunction, galactorrhea, irregular/missed periods), weight gain, increase lipids & glucose

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Seroquel, Seroquel XRT

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quetiapine, SGAs, SE: sedation, orthostasis, weight gain, increase lipids & glucose

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Geodon

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ziprasidone, SGAs, IM injection, SE: prolongs QT interval CI in QT risk

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Abilify, Abilify Discmelt ODT

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aripiprazole, SGAs, IM injection, SE: anxiety, insomnia

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Invega, Invega Sustenna LA monthly injection

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paliperidone, SGAs, SE: increase prolactin, ESP esp higher doses, 3 mg if CrCl < 50, active metabolite of risperidone

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Fanapt

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iloperidone, SGAs

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Saphris

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asenapine, SGAs,subllingual tablet, SE: tongue/mouth numbness

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Latuda

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lurasidone, SGAs

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SGAs risl for metabolic effect (weight gain, elevated lipids, BP & blood glucose) in order with highest as 1

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olanzapine, quetiapine, clozapine, risperidone, paliperidone

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What is the pneumonic for anticholinergic side effects

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Blind as a Bat ( visual changes) Mad as a hatter( confusion) Red as abeet ( flushing) Hot as a hare (hyperthermia) Dry as a bone (constipation, dry mouth) but can’t pee ( urinary retention)

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what is the definistion of Dsytonia

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painful, involuntary muscle spasms in skeletal muscles

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Dystonic reactions occur in which muscles?

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the muscles of the face, & neck are the most common. Back, arms, & leg muscles

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When do dystonic reactions typiclaly occur?

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24-96 hours after starting or changing dose

18
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What effect do antipsychotics have on dopatime which leads to what?

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antipsychotics cause a decrease in domapine which leads to pseudoparkinsonism

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How is Dystonia trea?ted

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Cogentin (benztropine) 1-2mg IM or Benadryl (diphenhydramine) 25-50mg IM q30min until reaction is goine

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What is the subjective feeling of discomfromt, manifested as motor restlessness of legs (inablity to stand or sit still)

21
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When does akathisia usually present

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weeks of therapy initiation

22
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Lipophilic BB (propranolol) BZDs, clonidine & anticholinergics are used to treat what antipsychotic therpay SE

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Akatheisia

23
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There is black box warning for QT prolongation for this Typical Antipsychotic

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Thoridazine

24
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At what dose is a patient on Mellaril at risk of pigemntary retinopathy (cataract)?

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Prolixin Deconate is administered how often?
q2weeks
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Haldol Deconate is amdinstered how often
q4weeks
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If a doctoer wants to switch from Chlorpromazine 100mg to Haldol, what would the new dose be?
Haldol 2mg (Thorazine 100mg = Haldol 2mg)
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What are the postitive symptoms of Schizophrenia
Hallucinations, dilusions, disorganized thought, difficulty speaking or paying attention
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What are the negative symptoms of schizophrenia
Loss of emotion, intrest, motivation Inability to plan or do activities poor hygeine social withdrawal poor speech
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The blockage of dopamine by anitpsychotics leads to what side effects
psuedoparkinsonism, EPS, neuroleptic malignant syndrome, increased prolactin
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What medicans can induce psychosis?
high doses of anticholinergics, dopamine agonists, Interferons, pt with insominia & on steroids, DXM
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What natural products have been shown to improve psychotic symptoms
Fish oil