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schizophrenia Flashcards

1
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what NT affected in schiczo

A

dopamine
serotonin
glutamine

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negative signs for schz

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  • harder to treat
    loss of interest
    lack of emotions
    poor hyegine
    social withdrawal
    loss of motivation
    lack of speech
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positive signs of schz

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hallucinations
delusions
disorganized thinking /behavior

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4
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natural mded

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fish oil

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5
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rugs

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second gen antipsych are 1st line lower EPS

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what are EPS

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dystonia
akathasia
parkinsonism
tardive dyskensiais

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7
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what drugs can cause psychotic syndromes

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anticholinergics
dextromethorphen
dopamine agonist
interferons
stimulants
steroid

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which two meds shouldnt be given together causes sedation

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olanzapine and benzos

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9
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BW for antipscyh

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agitation
psychosis
morality CV risk stroke
warnings - hyperprolacteminemia
NMS
EPS

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1st gen

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moa- blocking dopa 2 recentpro and minimal serotonisn blocker
low potency is more sedation but less EPS

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low potency 1st gen

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chlorpromazine
thiridazone

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mid potency 1st gen

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loxapine
perphenazine

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high potency 1st gen

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haloperidol haldol
fluphenazine
thiothixene
trifluoperazine

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2nd gen

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blocks dopa 2 and serotonin receptors
aripriprazole
clozapine
lurasidone
olanzapine
paliperidone
quetiapine
risperidone
ziprasidone
brexipiprazole

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cardiac risk qt risk drugs

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ziprasidone
haloperidol
thiorizadone
chlorpromazine

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16
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history of parkinsons

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avoid high risk drugs EPS causing 1st gen
also
risperidone and paliperidone

17
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overweight do not use

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olanzapine or quetiapine

18
Q

non adherent ?

A

use long acting IM

19
Q

quick antipscyh

A

haloperidol cocktail
ziprasidone IM
olanzapine IM

20
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chronic treatment

A

long acting IM injections or
ODTs- abilifym olanzapine risperidone
SL- asenapine
liquids- aripriprazole fluphenazine
haloperidol risperidone
patch-asenapine

21
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failiure with tx use

A

clozapine tabs

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