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Mood & Affect Flashcards

1
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med for GAD

A

buspirone

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med for depression

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fluoxetine

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3
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med for schizophrenia

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chlorpromazine

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4
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med for BPD

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lithium

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5
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med for acute anxiety/sleep

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lorazepam

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uncontrollable voluntary muscle movements (tongue)

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tardive dyskinesia

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7
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opposite expected reaction

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paradoxical reaction

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HTN, occipital HA, neck stiffness, N/V, soreness

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hypertensive crisis

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high fever (106), rigidity, vital sign instability, LOC

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neuroleptic malignant syndrome

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10
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tremors, shuffling gait, rigidity

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Parkinsonism

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11
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recurrent episodes of depression and mania

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bipolar disorder

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12
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overwhelming sadness and despair

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depression

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13
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sense of dread and fear

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anxiety

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psychotic thinking or behavior: hallucinations, delusions, alt in speech, perception, personal boundary difficulties, alterations in behavior

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schizophrenia

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akathisia, Parkinsonism, acute dystonia, tardive dyskinesia

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extrapyramidal symptoms

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16
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shivering and diarrhea, severe muscle rigidity, fever, seizures

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serotonin syndrome

17
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is buspirone addictive?

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no

18
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what med is given with busprione at first?

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benzodiazepine (like lorazepam)

19
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when should buspirone be taken?

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daily

20
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wear gloves when handling what med?

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chlorpromazine

21
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main side effects of chlorpromazine

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anticholinergic effects (dry mouth, urinary retention), EPS, dermatitis

22
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when does patient take fluoxetine?

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morning ( to prevent insomnia)

23
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how long does fluoxetine take to work?

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up to 4 weeks

24
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what is the worst, potential outcome in early therapy of fluoxetine?

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suicidal ideation/suicide (increase in energy, lack of emotional stability)

25
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lithium is actually a…

A

salt

26
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normal lithium ranges

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0.4 - 1 mg/dL

27
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when do adverse effects of lithium start to appear?

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early in use

28
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early signs of toxicity of lithium

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nausea, muscle weakness

29
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antidote for a benzo overdose?

A

flumazenil

30
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Chlorpromazine side effects:

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EPS: acute dystonia, parkinsonism, akathisia, tardive dyskinesia
NMS
anticholinergic effects

31
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what level would you expect to start seeing toxic lithium levels?

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1.5 mg/dL

32
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patients taking lithium should maintain…

A

fluid balance

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