Mehl. antipsychotic drugs 04-06 (1)

Question 1

Anti-psychotic meds. categorized?

Answer 1

Categorized as typical (antagonize D2 receptors) or atypical (antagonize mostly D2 receptors, but also have additional binding effects at other receptors such as D4 or serotonin).

Question 2

Anti-psychotic meds. Typical, mechanism?

Answer 2

typical (antagonize D2 receptors)

Question 3

Anti-psychotic meds. Atypical, mechanism?

Answer 3

Atypical (antagonize mostly D2 receptors, but also have additional binding effects at other receptors such as D4 or serotonin).

Question 4

(antagonize D2 receptors)?

Answer 4

typical

Question 5

(antagonize mostly D2 receptors, but also have additional binding effects at other receptors such as D4 or serotonin).?

Answer 5

atypical

Question 6

HY typicals?

Answer 6

HY Typicals: Haloperidol, Chlorpromazine, Prochlorperazine, Thioridazine.

Question 7

Haloperidol?

Answer 7

HY Typical

Question 8

Chlorpromazine?

Answer 8

HY Typical

Question 9

Prochlorperazine?

Answer 9

HY Typical

Question 10

Thioridazine?

Answer 10

HY Typical

Question 11

HY Atypicals: Old Closets Quietly Whisper (Risper) from A to Z. abbreviation.

Answer 11

HY Atypicals: Olanzapine, Clozapine, Quetiapine, Risperidone, Aripiprazole, Ziprasidone

Question 12

Olanzapine?

Answer 12

HY Atypical

Question 13

Clozapine?

Answer 13

HY Atypical

Question 14

Quetiapine?

Answer 14

HY Atypical

Question 15

Risperidone?

Answer 15

HY Atypical

Question 16

Aripiprazole?

Answer 16

HY Atypical

Question 17

Ziprasidone?

Answer 17

HY Atypical

Question 18

All anti-psychotics can cause extra-pyramidal side-effects (EPS), anti-cholinergic side-effects, neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS), QT prolongation, and hyperprolactinemia (D2 agonism normally inhibits prolactin).

Answer 18

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Question 19

why atypical more preferred?

Answer 19

Typicals are older and more known for causing these effects.

As a result, atypicals are usually the preferred first-line agents for schizophrenia and psychotic disorders.

Question 20

atypicals first-line agents for ….?

Answer 20

schizophrenia and psychotic disorders.

Question 21

Typicals like haloperidol are still occasionally used acutely for??

Answer 21

violent delirium, Tourette, or psychosis patients who have poor medication compliance.

Question 22

A 2CK form wants haloperidol decanoate as the answer for what’s good to use for schizophrenia patient with poor compliance.

Answer 22

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Question 23

Prochlorperazine can be used as ….????

Answer 23

an anti-nausea medication despite being a typical anti-psychotic.

Question 24

Clozapine exceedingly HY about clozapine????

Answer 24

Clozapine can cause neutropenia (agranulocytosis). !!!!!

Question 25

Olanzapine and clozapine can worsen ….

Answer 25

obesity

Question 26

Aripiprazole or ziprasidone are better for…?

Answer 26

high-BMI patients.

Question 27

…… can cause Corneal deposits.

Answer 27

Chlorpromazine

Question 28

….. can cause reTinal deposits.

Answer 28

Thioridazine