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What are the EPS symptoms? - ANSWER - acute dystonia, oculogyric crisis,
opisthotonus, joint dislocation, impaired respiration, anticholinergic effects,
Parkinsonism, akathisia, TD.

What class of drugs are most likely to produce EPS effects? - ANSWER - 1st
generation antipsychotics- chloropromazine/ haloperidol

High potency antipsychotic prototype - ANSWER - haloperidol

How does a high potency antipsychotic work? - ANSWER - it has a more severe
action and is able to be administered IM and stop psychosis immediately and at a
more severe level.

define what acute dystonia is - ANSWER - slow movement that is with EPS

define what oculogyric crisis is - ANSWER - abnormal upward eye deviations with
EPS

define what opisthotonus is - ANSWER - muscle spasm with backwards arching of
the back, with EPS

define the parts of Parkinsonism - ANSWER - bradykinesia, slow movements, mask
like face, drooling, tremor, rigidity, shuffling gait, cog wheeling, stooped posture.

define akathisia - ANSWER - pacing and squirming brought on by an uncontrollable
need to be in motion.

define parts of tardive dyskinesia - ANSWER - movements of the tongue and face,
lip smacking, fly catching tongue movement, slow worm like tongue movement,
involuntary limb/ trunk movement.

what medications can we use to treat EPS? - ANSWER - benzo's, beta blocker,
anticholinergics

What is important about adherence with any psychiatric medication? - ANSWER -
the patient must be educated on how to take the med, what side effects are present
and how to reduce them, what to report, taking the drug exactly as prescribed and to
not stop the drug cold turkey, they must call provider.

what are the side effects of SSRI use? - ANSWER - serotonin syndrome, withdrawal
effects, neonatal abstinence syndrome, teratogenesis, EPS, bleeding disorders,
sexual dysfunction and weight gain.

define what serotonin syndrome is - ANSWER - a. a toxic level of serotonin is in the
body. It starts 2-72 hrs. after treatment.

, i. S/S: AMS, anxiety, hallucinations, confusion, incoordination, hyperreflexia,
sweating, tremor, fever.
ii. Will resolve spontaneously after D/C the medication.
iii. Increased risk with use of MAOIs, can have a peripheral effect.

why do young adults often choose to stop an SSRI medication suddenly? -
ANSWER - it causes them to gain weight and have sex dysfunction- will have to
taper the medication

How does the SSRI fluoxetine work in the body? - ANSWER - it works to prevent
serotonin uptake at the synapse, making more available in the body for use and for
longer time.

What are two assessments we should do before giving a antidepressant? -
ANSWER - mood and suicide- the medications can change ones mood and cause
suicidal thoughts.

what is neuroleptic malignant syndrome - ANSWER - a rare but serious reaction
causing lead pipe muscle rigidity, high fever, sweating, instability, HR and BP
fluctuations, altered LOC, seizures and coma.

how do we treat bipolar disorder's fluctuations? - ANSWER - use a mood stabilizer to
control mood, antidepressant can be used for when depression occurs, and
antipsychotic can be used for mania

what is an example of a mood stabilizer used to treat bipolar disorder? - ANSWER -
lithium

what are side effects of lithium - ANSWER - GI effects, tremors, polyuria, renal
toxicity, goiter and hypothyroidism, teratogenesis.

when are side effects of lithium seen in drug therapy? - ANSWER - when drug levels
are at a therapeutic range.

therapeutic level of lithium - ANSWER - 0.8-1.4

toxic level of lithium - ANSWER - 1.5 or greater

what happens to the side effects of lithium use when they are at the toxic level? -
ANSWER - the normal side effects will worsen and become more apparent

what is the process of monitoring the blood levels with lithium - ANSWER - we
should monitor blood levels early in use every 2-3 days to find appropriate dosing,
once dosing is therapeutic, we will monitor levels every 3 to 6 months

when should we see the effects of lithium - ANSWER - initial effects will be apparent
5-7 days after starting, with full effects taking place in about 3 weeks long term

What is the best way to know how to treat insomnia? - ANSWER - do a thorough
assessment to figure out what the cause of the sleep issues are.

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