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Types of bipolar disorder?

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Bipolar I

Bipolar II

Cyclothymic disorder (where the criteria for depression or mania are not fully met)

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Which type is the most severe version of bipolar?

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Bipolar I disorder

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What’s mania xterized by?

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Elevated mood where pts have a lot of energy

Sx of mania in bipolar I can be so severe that they may req psychiatric hospitalization, impair social or occupational functioning or have features of psychosis such as hearing voices or delusions (false beliefs)

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Difference btw bipolar I and II?

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Bipolar II has the same sx as bipolar I, however sx are described as “hypomania” bcuz they are less severe than in pure mania

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What’s hypomania?

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Will not affect social or occupational fxning and pts with bipolar II will not require hospitalization for hypomania or have psychotics features

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What’s the first like for treating mania and maintaining a stable mood?

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Mood stabilizers (lithium, valproate, lamitrigine)

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2nd gen anti-psychotics (SGAs)

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What’s a mood stabilizer?

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By definition, a mood stabilizer is a med that can treat either mania or depression without inducing either.

T/4 antidepressants are not considered mood stabilizers

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Which of the SGAs have NO indications for bipolar mania?

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CLIP

Clozapine

Lurasidone

Iloperidone

Paliperidone

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Which SGAs have an indication for bipolar DEPRESSION?

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Lurasidone

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Why are first gen antipsychotics no longer used for mania?

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Pts with bipolar are more susceptible to EPS and FGAs have an increased risk of causing EPS

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What does the most current guidelines recommend?

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Either a mood stabilizer, SGAs or a combo of mood stabilizer + SGAs

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If psychotic features are present, what’s reasonable to start with?

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SGAs

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What meds have a role as adjunctive therapy in depression and can also be used for mania and maintenance?

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Aripiprazole

Quetiapine ext-release

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Uses of Lamotrigine?

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Used in bipolar DEPRESSION and maintenance, however is not beneficial in mania dut to SLOW TITRATION

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Uses of lithium?

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Mania, depression and maintenance

More commonly used in combo with SGAs in severe cases

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Whats valproate and carbamazepine approved for?

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Bipolar MANIA

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When is antidepressant used in bipolar?

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When the pt is already on mood stabilizer

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What class of meds used in bipolar req medguides?

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Antidepressants, anticonvulsants, antipsychotics

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Whats the preferred mood stabilizer during pregnancy?

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Lamotrigine (Cat. C)

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Should mood stabilizers (even Lamotrigine that’s preferred) be avoided during 1st trimester?

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Yes, if possible

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The SGAs are approved for pregnancy (Category C), which SGAs is cat B?

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Lurasidone

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Effect of lithium in pregnancy?

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Ass with increase in congenital cardiac malformations

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Effects of valproate in pregnancy?

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Increased risk of fetal anomalies, including neural tube defects, fetal valproate syndrome and long-term adverse cognitive effects

It should be avoided in preg, esp 1st trimester

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Effects of CBC in pregnancy?

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Fetal CBZ syndrome

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Which antidepressant should NOT be used, if an antidepressant is needed in pregnancy?

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Paroxetine (due to risk of cardiac defects)

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How do u rule out illicit drug use from bipolar mania?

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Toxicology screen should be taken prior to start of tx and as needed, to rule out mania due to illicit drug use

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MOA of Valproic acid/Valproate

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T-type Ca channel blocker and fast Na channel blocker that increases gamma-aminobutyric activity (GABA), an inhibitory neurotransmitter

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What’s the brand name of Valproic acid/Valproate?

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Depakene

Stavzor (delayed-release)

Depacon

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What’s the brand name of Divalproex?

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Depakote

Depakote ER

Depakote Sprinkle (also used for migraine prophylaxis)

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Whats the range of acceptable serum levels to maintain while on Valproic acid/valproate/ Divalproex?

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50-125 mcg/mL

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Can Depakote ER be substituted for Depakote (delayed release)?

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Can’t substitute Depakote ER for delayed release Depakote

Need to increase Depakote ER by 8-20%

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What do you do if albumin is low? (<3.5)

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Adjust using phenytoin formula (bcuz true valproate level will be higher than it appears)

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What’s the blackbox warning of Valproic acid/valproate/ Divalproex?

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PTH

Pancreatitis

Teratogenicity

Hepatic failure

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What may be used as supplementation when using Valproic acid/valproate/ Divalproex?

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Calcium and Vit. D

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What may reduce stomach upset associated with Valproic acid?

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Switch to delayed release Divalproex (Depakote) may reduce stomach upset

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Because valproate is a weak inhibitor of 2C9, what drug level may be increased if co-admin?

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Carbamazepine

Lamotrigine

Phenobarbital

Warfarin

Zidovudine

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What may occur if valproate + Lamotrigine are used today?

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Risk of serious rash

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Effects of using Salicylates with Valproic acid?

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Salicylates may displace Valproic acid from protein-binding site, leading to toxicity

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Effects of using valproate with phenytoin?

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Valproate can displace phenytoin from albumin, resulting in phenytoin toxicity

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Effects of using valproate with warfarin?

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Warfarin is highly protein-bound; valproate can displace warfarin and can cause an increase in INR

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Effects of using Carbapenems with Valproate?

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Carbapenems can reduce valproate levels leading to seizures

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What are the sx of pancreatitis that may develop from Valproic acid use?

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Nausea

Vomiting

Severe abdominal pain

Loss of appetite

43
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Should you use a regular eating spoon to measure Valproic acid?

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No!

Use a special dose-measuring spoon or cup

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How should Valproic acid be taken?

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Take each dose with a full glass of water

Take with food to avoid stomach upset

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What tests do u need when on Valproic acid?

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Blood test and liver function test

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MOA of Lamotrigine?

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Inhibits release of glutamate and aspartate (excitatory amino acids), fast Na channel blocker and t-type Ca channel blocker stabilizing neuronal membranes

47
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What’s the brand name of Lamotrigine?

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Lamictal

Lamictal ODT

Lamictal CD (chewable)

Lamictal XR

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How’s Lamotrigine (Lamictal) dosed in children?

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By body weight.

Divide bid (unless using XR)

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What changes do you make to Lamotrigine when using Valproic acid, CBZ, phenytoin, or phenobarbital?

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Reduce Lamotrigine dose - Valproic acid/valproate/Divalproex
(increase Lamotrigine levels)
(Higher titration schedules are req here)

Increase Lamotrigine dose - CBZ, phenytoin, phenobarbital (they
decrease Lamotrigine)
(Higher titration schedules are req here)

50
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Is Lamotrigine used in mania?

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No! Not used in mania

51
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When a higher titration schedule of Lamotrigine is req (due to co-admin with strong inducers e.g. CBZ, phenytoin, phenobarbital)?

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Lamotrigine is started at 50mg daily

52
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When a LOWER titration schedule of Lamotrigine is req (due to co-admin with Valproate/Divalproex, which are inhibitors and increase Lamotrigine levels leading to a significant increase in the risk of rash)?

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Lamotrigine 25mg Q other day

53
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What grp of people have a higher chance of developing rash while on Lamotrigine?

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Children 2-16 yrs

54
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What other factors may increase the risk of developing a rash?

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Using Lamotrigine + Valproate (Valproic acid, or Depakene, Stavzor, or Depacon) or Divalproex (Depakote)

Using a higher starting dose than prescribed

Increase dose faster than prescribed

55
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What condition does Lamotrigine rarely causes, but it’s very severe if it causes it?

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Ascetic meningitis

56
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What’s the brand name of Lithium?

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Lithobid

57
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What’s the trough therapeutic range of lithium?

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0.6-1.2 mEq/L (trough)

Acute mania may need up to 1.5 mEq/L

58
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Can lithium be used in renal impairment?

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No!

Lithium (Lithobid) is 100% renally cleared

59
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SE of lithium (Lithobid)?

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GI upset (take with food or change to ER forms)

Cognitive effects, Cogwheel rigidity, Fine hand tremor, Weight gain

Polyuria/polydipsia, hypothyroidism - must monitor

Serotegenic (avoid co-admin with other serotonergic agents)

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What’s the result of lithium (Lithobid) toxicity levels > 1.5 mEq/L?

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V CCAP

Vomiting

Confusion

Coarse hand tremor

Ataxia

Persistent diarrhea

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What’s the result of lithium (Lithobid) toxicity levels > 3 mEq/L?

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CNS depression

Arrhythmia

Seizures

Irreversible brain damage

Coma

62
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What may increase lithium levels?

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Reduced salt intake

NSAIDs

ACE-I, ARBs

Diuretics

63
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What are safer options of NSAIDs when pt is on lithium?

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Aspirin

Sulindac

64
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What may decrease lithium levels?

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Increased salt intake

Caffeine

Theophylline

65
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What may increase risk of 5HT-syndrome if given with lithium?

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SSRIs

SNRIs

Triptans

Linezolid

And other serotonergic drugs

66
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What may increase neurotoxicity risk (Ataxia, Tremors, Nausea) if used with lithium (Lithobid)?

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Verapamil, Diltiazem

Phenytoin

CBZ

67
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How much water should be drank daily while on lithium (Lithobid), not including any caffeinated sodas, coffee or tea?

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8 to 12 glasses of water

68
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What’s the relationship btw lithium and salt consumption?

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Don’t change the amt of salt consumed

69
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List SGAs in bipolar disorder

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Aripiprazole (Abilify, Abilify Discmelt)

Olanzapine/Fluoxetine (Symbyax)

Olanzapine (Zyprexa, Zydis ODT, Relprevv inj)

Quetiapine extended release (Seroquel, Seroquel XR)

Risperidone (Risperdal)

Ziprasidone (Geodon)

Asenapine (Saphris)

Lurasidone (Latuda)

70
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What’s the brand name of Aripiprazole? (SGAs)

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Abilify

Abilify Discmelt

71
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What’s the brand name of Quetiapine extended release? (SGAs)

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Seroquel

Seroquel XR

72
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What’s the brand name of Risperidone? (SGAs)

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Risperdal

73
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What’s the brand name of Ziprasidone? (SGAs)

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Geodon

74
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What’s the brand name of Lurasidone? (SGAs)

A

Latuda

75
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Can SGAs cause metabolic issues?

A

Yes

Dyslipidemia

Weight gain

Diabetes

76
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What other SE can be seen from SGAs use?

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Risk of Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome

Risk of Tardive Dyskinesia

Risk of leukopenia, neutropenia, agranulocytosis

Orthostasis/dizziness

77
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What common SE is associated with Aripiprazole (Abilify, Abilify Discmelt)?

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Akathisia (esp in younger pts)

Restlessness

Insomnia

Constipation

Fatigue

Blurred vision

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What common SE is associated with Olanzapine?

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Cognitive dysfunction

Dry mouth

Fatigue

Sedation

Increased appetite/weight

Peripheral edema

Tremor

Blurred vision

Reduced CVD risk than other listed APs

79
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What common SE is associated with Quetiapine (Seroquel, Seroquel XR)?

A

QT risk

Sedation

Dry mouth

Constipation

Dizziness

Increased appetite/weight

80
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What common SE is associated with Risperidone (Risperdal)?

A

Sedation

Increased appetite

Fatigue

Insomnia

Parkinsonism

Akathiasia

Nausea

Some QT risk

Nausea

81
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What common SE is associated with Ziprasidone (Geodon)?

A

QT risk (greatest)

Sedation

EPS

Dizziness

Akathisia

Abnormal vision

Asthenia

Nausea

82
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What common SE is associated with Asenapine?

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Numbs mouth

Sedation (avoid driving when initiating or titrating therapy)

Dizziness

Weight gain (less than Risperidone and Olanzapine)

Some QT risk

83
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Which SGAs carry the greatest QT risk?

A

Ziprasidone

84
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Which SGAs have EPS as a SE?

A

Ziprasidone

85
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What’s ADA screening recommendations for pt on SGAs?

A

B4 starting pt on antipsychotics, pt should be screened for
Overweight and obesity

Dyslipidemia

Hyperglycemia

HTN

Personal and FH of risk

86
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What’s ADA monitoring recommendations for pt on SGAs?

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While being treated pt should be monitored for tx-emergent changes in weight

Waist circumference

Plasma lipids

Glucose levels

Acute sx of diabetes e.g. Polyuria, polydipsia

87
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Effect of Lisinopril in lithium levels?

A

Lisinopril can increase lithium levels

88
Q

List antipsychotics that have QT prolongation?

A

Quetiapine

Risperidone

Ziprasidone

Thioridazine

Haloperidol

89
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What’s one of the benefit of using Quetiapine extended-release?

A

Little risk of movement disorders

90
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What’s bipolar disorder?

A

Mood disorder where moods can fluctuate from depression to elevated moods referred to as “mania”

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