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Antipsychosis Flashcards

1
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Effects of low in dopamine

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EPS

Weight gain

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2
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Major tranquilizers or neuroleptic drugs

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Antipsychotic drugs

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3
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Class of antipsychotics that blocks d2 receptor only

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Traditional

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4
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Class of antipsychotic drugs that blockes d2 and serotonin receptors

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Non traditional

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5
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Arrange potency of antipsychotics

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Butyrophenones = piperazine derivatives > piperidine > thioxanthenes&raquo_space; aliphatics

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6
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About equally potent in d2 and serotonin blocking

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Risperidone

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7
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Active metabolite of risperidone

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Paliperidone

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8
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More potent as an antagonist of serotonin

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Olanzapine

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9
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Partial agonist effect at d2 and 5ht1a receptors

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Aripiprazole

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10
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Adverse effect of alpha adrenergic block

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Orthostatic hypotention, failure to ejaculate, i potence

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11
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Dopamine receptor block

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Extrapyramidal effects

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12
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Extrapyramidal side effects

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Akathisia (uncontrolled restless ness)
Acute dystonia (spastic retrocollis/torticollis)
Parkinson’s syndrome

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13
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Dopamine receptor hypersensitivity

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Tardive dyskinesia (abnormal choreoathetoid movements)

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14
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Prototype atypucal antipsychotic drug

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Clozapine

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15
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The only atypical agent that is EPS free and TD (tardive dyskinesia free)

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Clozapine

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16
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Reserved as last line due to risk of fatal and need for frequent laboratory testing

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Clozapine

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17
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Long acting, depot antipsychotics (IM)

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Fluphenazine, haloperidol decanoate

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18
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Theraphy for non compliant antipsychosis

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Give long acting, depot antipsychosis if NR
Give clozapine if NR
Give addition of mood stab

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19
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Proven effective for refractory patients (antipsychotic)

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Clozapine

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20
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Augmentation therapy of antipsychosis

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Addition of mood stabilizing agents

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21
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General adverse effects of antipsychotics

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Alpha adrenergic block
Dopaminergic block
Muscarinic block

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22
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Uncontrolled restlessness

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Akathisia

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23
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Spastic retrocollis/ torticollis

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Acute dystonia

24
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Abnormal choreoathetoid movement

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Tardive dyskinesia

25
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AE seizures

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Clozapine

26
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AE agranulocytosis

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Clozapine

27
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AE cardiotoxicity

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Thioridazine, ziprasidone, clozapine

28
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AE Qt prolongation

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Thioridazine, thioziprasidone

29
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AE myocarditis

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Clozapine

30
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AE corneal deposit

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Clorpromazine

31
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Lens deposit

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Chlorpromazine

32
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AE retnal deposit

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Thioridazine

33
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AE browning of the vision

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Thioridazine

34
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Increase risk of DM

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Olanzapine

35
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For tx of + symptoms

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Typical and atypical antipsychosis

36
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For tx of - sympt

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Atypical

37
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Neuroleptanesthesia

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Droperidol + fentanyl

38
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Common complication due to long term use of antipsychotics

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Tardive dyskinesia

39
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Restless leg syndrome

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Akathisia

40
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Abnormal movement of any body part (face, tongue, shoulders, hips, extremities)

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Tardive dyskinesia

41
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Pill rolling with fingers, limb rigidity, shuffling gait, bradykinesia

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Pseudo parkinsonism

42
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Sudden muscular spasm of the face, neck back eyes and tongue

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Acute dystonia

43
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Neck twisted to the side

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Torticollis

44
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Neck pulled back

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Retrocollis

45
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Clenched jaw

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Trismus

46
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Fixed upward gaze

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Oculogyric crisis

47
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Rare, idiosyncrathic reaction caused by dopamine blockage

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Neuroleptic malignant syndrome

48
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T/F traditional agents block dopamine receptors, whereas non trad block serotonin receptors to a higher degree

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T

49
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T/F non trad have less EPS than the traditional agents

A

T

50
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T/F non trad tx negative symptoms better than trad

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T

51
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T/F high potency antipsychotics are favored due to lesser adverse effects

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T

52
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T/F dopamine inhibits prolactin release

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T

53
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T/F low potency agents are more likely to cause EPS

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F

54
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T/F high potency agents more commonly produce anticholinergic effects, sedstion, and cardio side effects

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F

55
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Effects of high in dopamine

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Psychosis
Inhibits prolactin secretion
Decreased apetite

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