NSG 552 Psychopharmacology Exam
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Adjustment disorders - correct ans:Occurs when a person develops emotional or behavioral symptoms
in response to a stressful event or situation; symptoms aren't those of normal bereavement and resolve
within 6 months of the stressor
, SSRIs (sertraline and duloxetine) - correct ans:Which of the following class of meds are used as first-line
therapy for PTSD?
Blood pressure - correct ans:What do you need to monitor if a patient is on Prazosin?
Why are benzodiazepines contraindicated in PTSD treatment? - correct ans:They interfere with the
psychological processes needed to benefit from CBT: there is a high rate of comorbid SUD w/PTSD and
benzodiazepines are highly addictive
What medications are FDA approved to treat PTSD? - correct ans:Sertraline and Paroxetine
When would you augment treatment of PTSD with an atypical antipsychotic? - correct ans:Only in
SEVERE cases
What co-occurring disorder do patients with DID typically have? - correct ans:PTSD
What are SSRIs effective for in DID? - correct ans:Co-occurring depressive or PTSD symtpoms
What are the suggested treatments for adjustment disorders? - correct ans:Psychotherapy and
pharmacology to target associated symptoms like anxiety, depression, insomnia
In patients with DID, what medication is used to reduce self-injurous behaviors? - correct ans:Naltrexone
Is ECT contraindicated in DID? - correct ans:No- there is often concurrent depression/anxiety and ECT
can be effective in treating it- especially if symptoms are treatment resistant
What are the suggested treatments for excoriation disorder? - correct ans:Psychotherapy; SSRIs to treat
concurrent anxiety/depression; antipsychotics; ansiolytics
What disorder has the following characteristics: recurrent skin picking that results in lesions despite
attempts to stop? - correct ans:excoriation disorder
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Adjustment disorders - correct ans:Occurs when a person develops emotional or behavioral symptoms
in response to a stressful event or situation; symptoms aren't those of normal bereavement and resolve
within 6 months of the stressor
, SSRIs (sertraline and duloxetine) - correct ans:Which of the following class of meds are used as first-line
therapy for PTSD?
Blood pressure - correct ans:What do you need to monitor if a patient is on Prazosin?
Why are benzodiazepines contraindicated in PTSD treatment? - correct ans:They interfere with the
psychological processes needed to benefit from CBT: there is a high rate of comorbid SUD w/PTSD and
benzodiazepines are highly addictive
What medications are FDA approved to treat PTSD? - correct ans:Sertraline and Paroxetine
When would you augment treatment of PTSD with an atypical antipsychotic? - correct ans:Only in
SEVERE cases
What co-occurring disorder do patients with DID typically have? - correct ans:PTSD
What are SSRIs effective for in DID? - correct ans:Co-occurring depressive or PTSD symtpoms
What are the suggested treatments for adjustment disorders? - correct ans:Psychotherapy and
pharmacology to target associated symptoms like anxiety, depression, insomnia
In patients with DID, what medication is used to reduce self-injurous behaviors? - correct ans:Naltrexone
Is ECT contraindicated in DID? - correct ans:No- there is often concurrent depression/anxiety and ECT
can be effective in treating it- especially if symptoms are treatment resistant
What are the suggested treatments for excoriation disorder? - correct ans:Psychotherapy; SSRIs to treat
concurrent anxiety/depression; antipsychotics; ansiolytics
What disorder has the following characteristics: recurrent skin picking that results in lesions despite
attempts to stop? - correct ans:excoriation disorder
