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psychotropic medication - Correct Answer "mind changing" medication that improves ability to function selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors - Correct Answer 1st line treatment for depression side effects of SSRIs - Correct Answer GI, sexual dysfunction, headache, fatigue tricyclic antidepressants - Correct Answer depression medication that blocks reuptake of serotonin and norepinephrine, has more side effects so it is rarely used side effects of TCA's - Correct Answer anticholinergic, weight gain, orthostatic hypotension, cardiac interactions Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors - Correct Answer rarely used due to side effects, diet restrictions, and drug interactions, interaction with certain drugs and foods (dangerously high BP) SSRIs, TCAs, MAOIs - Correct Answer dugs used for depression antipsychotic medications - Correct Answer used for schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders including depression and mania typical antipsychotics used in 1950s - Correct Answer chlorpromazine, haloperidol side effects of old antipyschotics - Correct Answer drowsiness, dizziness when changing position (postural orthostatic hypotension), blurred vision, sensitive to sun (photosensitivity), skin rashes extrapyramidal symptoms or neuroleptic-induced parkinsonism - Correct Answer type symptoms typical of antipsychotics tardive dyskinesia - Correct Answer symptom of antipsychotics that is usually permanent and does not go away, needs to be reported to doctor when signs are first seen anti-parkinsonian medications - Correct Answer treatment of the movement side-effects that exist for first generation anti-psychotics (before it gets to the point of tardive dyskinesia) newer antipsychotics - Correct Answer neutropenia and/or agranulocytosis newer antipsychotics - Correct Answer must have weekly complete blood count lab for first few months, weight gain, diabetes, high cholesterol mood stabilizers - Correct Answer typically used for bipolar disorder lithium - Correct Answer first line mood stabilizer lithium side effects - Correct Answer weight gain or loss, loss of coordination, fine hand tremor, excessive thirst, nausea, vomiting, cognitive slowing anti-anxiety medication - Correct Answer benzodiazepines side effects of benzodiazepines - Correct Answer sedation, dizziness, confusion, blurred vision, difficulty walking or talking benzodiazepines - Correct Answer fast acting and effective for GAD, should not be stopped abruptly, not recommended for those with a history of substance abuse ADHD medication - Correct Answer adrenal, ritalin, concerta, Focalin, vivance

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OTP 1 Final Exam Questions And Quality Answers
2024/25
psychotropic medication - Correct Answer "mind changing" medication that improves
ability to function

selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors - Correct Answer 1st line treatment for
depression

side effects of SSRIs - Correct Answer GI, sexual dysfunction, headache, fatigue

tricyclic antidepressants - Correct Answer depression medication that blocks reuptake
of serotonin and norepinephrine, has more side effects so it is rarely used

side effects of TCA's - Correct Answer anticholinergic, weight gain, orthostatic
hypotension, cardiac interactions

Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors - Correct Answer rarely used due to side effects, diet
restrictions, and drug interactions, interaction with certain drugs and foods (dangerously
high BP)

SSRIs, TCAs, MAOIs - Correct Answer dugs used for depression

antipsychotic medications - Correct Answer used for schizophrenia and other
psychotic disorders including depression and mania

typical antipsychotics used in 1950s - Correct Answer chlorpromazine, haloperidol

side effects of old antipyschotics - Correct Answer drowsiness, dizziness when
changing position (postural orthostatic hypotension), blurred vision, sensitive to sun
(photosensitivity), skin rashes

extrapyramidal symptoms or neuroleptic-induced parkinsonism - Correct Answer type
symptoms typical of antipsychotics

tardive dyskinesia - Correct Answer symptom of antipsychotics that is usually
permanent and does not go away, needs to be reported to doctor when signs are first
seen

anti-parkinsonian medications - Correct Answer treatment of the movement side-
effects that exist for first generation anti-psychotics (before it gets to the point of tardive
dyskinesia)

newer antipsychotics - Correct Answer neutropenia and/or agranulocytosis

, newer antipsychotics - Correct Answer must have weekly complete blood count lab for
first few months, weight gain, diabetes, high cholesterol

mood stabilizers - Correct Answer typically used for bipolar disorder

lithium - Correct Answer first line mood stabilizer

lithium side effects - Correct Answer weight gain or loss, loss of coordination, fine hand
tremor, excessive thirst, nausea, vomiting, cognitive slowing

anti-anxiety medication - Correct Answer benzodiazepines

side effects of benzodiazepines - Correct Answer sedation, dizziness, confusion,
blurred vision, difficulty walking or talking

benzodiazepines - Correct Answer fast acting and effective for GAD, should not be
stopped abruptly, not recommended for those with a history of substance abuse

ADHD medication - Correct Answer adrenal, ritalin, concerta, Focalin, vivance

adhd medication side effects - Correct Answer decreased growth and appetite in kids,
decreased sleep, sexual dysfunction, irregular heart beat

Alzheimer'd medication - Correct Answer Namenda, razadyne, echelon, aricept

namenda - Correct Answer drug used later in Alzheimer's process

antidepressants used for anxiety and related conditions - Correct Answer venlafaxine,
paroxetine, cittalopram

seizure medication - Correct Answer may be used in addition to or instead of lithium
for mood stabilizing

seizure medication side effects - Correct Answer changes in weight, nausea, anorexia,
liver/pancreas damage

public policy - Correct Answer these laws and regulatory measures reflect the values
and objectives of citizens and their governing bodies

laws - Correct Answer framework with which to implement public policy and protect the
safety of and ensue the rights of the community

regulations - Correct Answer detailed rules for enforcing laws

politics - Correct Answer group of individuals with similar values being vigilant to
identify policy issues

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