Drugs

Question 1

Drugs for aggression

Answer 1

Lithium
Carbamazepine
Valproate
Atypical
Benzo
Haloperidol
Lorazepam

Question 2

Indications for lithium, r/t aggression

Answer 2

Bipolar
Intellectual disability
Conduct disorders

Question 3

Indications for carbamazepine or valproate, r/t aggression

Answer 3

Dementia
Psychosis
Personality

Question 4

Indications for atypical, r/t aggression

Answer 4

Dementia
Brain damage
Intellectual disabilities
Personality

Question 5

Indications for benzo, r/t aggression

Answer 5

Dementia

Question 6

Indications for Halo and lorazepam, r/t aggression

Answer 6

Psychotic

Question 7

For enuresis

Answer 7

Imipramine

Question 8

For bulimia

Answer 8

TCA (imipramine, desipramine, amitryptyline, Nortriptyline)
MAOI (Phenelzine)
SSRI (fluoxetine)

Question 9

Drugs for ADHD

Answer 9

Methylphenidate
Amphetamines
Dextroamphetamine
Pemoline
Antidepressants (atomoxetine)

Question 10

TCA interventions

Answer 10

Rise slow
PM if sleepy
AM if stimulated
Dry mouth
Fluids
Diet and exercise
CV

Question 11

SSRI interventions

Answer 11

AM if nervous/PM if drowsy
Hyponatremia
Fluids
Sex dysfunction
Dry mouth
With food
Diet and exercise
Ortho hypo

Question 12

Other antidepressants interventions

Answer 12

Food
Fluids
AM/PM
Dry
Diet and exercise
Sex dysfunction

Question 13

MAOI

Answer 13

Rise slow
AM
Food
Fluids
Low tyramine

Question 14

Signs of serotonin syndrome

Answer 14

Confusion
Rigid
Weak
Tremor
High VS
Sweat and saliva

Question 15

Anticonvulsant interventions

Answer 15

Rise slow
Rash
Gait
Rest
Food
Diet
Orient

Question 16

Carbamazepine side effect

Answer 16

Agranulocytosis

Question 17

Adjunct bipolar meds

Answer 17

Clonazepam
Aripiprazole
Atypicals
Antidepressants

Question 18

Drugs for normal aggression r/t personality disorder

Answer 18

Lithium
Anticonvulsant
Low antipsychotics

Question 19

Drugs for predatory behavior

Answer 19

Antipsychotic high dose
Lithium

Question 20

Organic like aggression

Answer 20

Imipramine and Donepezil

Question 21

Abnormal aggression r/t personality disorder

Answer 21

Carbamazepine
Benzo

Question 22

Labile mood

Answer 22

Lithium
Carbamazepine
Antipsychotic

Question 23

Atypical depression rt personality

Answer 23

MAOI
SSRI
Antipsychotic

Question 24

Emotional detachment

Answer 24

SSRI
Atypical

Question 25

Anxiety rt personality

Answer 25

SSRI MAOI Benzo Low antipsychotic if severe

Question 26

Acute psychosis

Answer 26

Antipsychotic (higher dose, chlorpromazine)

Question 27

Chronic low level psychosis

Answer 27

Low dose antipsychotic

Question 28

Side effects of Buprenorphine/Naloxone

Answer 28

Sedation and ortho hypo

Question 29

Tx for IED

Answer 29

Carbamazepine

Question 30

Drugs for tics

Answer 30

Resperidone Aripiprazole

Question 31

Drugs for PTSD

Answer 31

SSRI SNRI PLUS: drugs for ss anxiety and depression

Question 32

Drugs for OCD

Answer 32

SSRI (Sertraline) SNRI (Venlafaxine) Atypical antipsychotic (risperidone, Aripiprazole)

Question 33

Drugs for dementia

Answer 33

Cholinesterase inhibitors: Donepezil, Rivastigmine, Galantamine Mamantine Aducanumab PLUS: drugs for ss- antidepressants and antipsychotics, also lithium/anticonvulsants, benzo but it has black box

Question 34

For alcohol withdrawal

Answer 34

Lorazepam Diazepam Chlordiazepoxide

Question 35

For anorexia

Answer 35

Amitryptyline SSRI Olanzapine Cyproheptadine

Question 36

For delirium, to settle agitation

Answer 36

Haloperidol Benzodiazepines, but this might make it worse

Question 37

Adverse Cholinergic drugs

Answer 37

GI Insomnia Decreased appetite Dizzy and syncope HTN Pain and fatigue HA Edema