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NURS 6630 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY
MIDTERM 2026 HIGH-YIELD ANTIDEPRESSANTS
ANTIPSYCHOTICS AND MOOD STABILIZERS
STUDY PACKAGE

◉ Medication used to treat mood disorders.
Answer: Mood Stabilizer


◉ Antidepressant also used for chronic pain.
Answer: Amitriptyline (Elavil)


◉ SSRI antidepressant for depression and anxiety.
Answer: Fluoxetine (Prozac)


◉ Low platelet count caused by medication.
Answer: Drug-Induced Thrombocytopenia


◉ An antidepressant used for mood disorders.
Answer: Amitriptyline (Elavil)


◉ Decreases serotonin and dopamine activity.

,Answer: Inverse agonist


◉ Medications for anxiety and panic disorders.
Answer: Benzodiazepines


◉ Receptors that mediate rapid synaptic transmission.
Answer: Ionotropic receptors


◉ Medication used for smoking cessation.
Answer: Varenicline (Chantix)


◉ Drugs that partially stimulate receptors.
Answer: Partial agonists


◉ Medications used to stabilize mood and treat seizures.
Answer: Anticonvulsants


◉ Channels activated by neurotransmitter binding.
Answer: Ligand-gated ion channels


◉ An SSRI used to treat panic disorder.
Answer: Sertraline

,◉ Used temporarily to manage anxiety symptoms.
Answer: Short-acting benzodiazepine


◉ Medications that prevent mood swings in bipolar disorder.
Answer: Mood stabilizers


◉ Antidepressants with significant food interactions.
Answer: MAO inhibitors


◉ An SSRI with uncommon sedation side effects.
Answer: Fluoxetine


◉ Signs of elevated mood and hyperactivity.
Answer: Manic symptoms


◉ Dopamine receptors targeted by antipsychotics.
Answer: D2 receptors


◉ Involuntary movements from long-term antipsychotic use.
Answer: Tardive dyskinesia

, ◉ Severe increase in blood pressure from food interactions.
Answer: Hypertensive crisis


◉ Receptors involved in serotonin signaling.
Answer: Serotonin 3 receptors


◉ Cholinergic receptors that respond to acetylcholine.
Answer: Nicotinic receptors


◉ Receptors activated by the neurotransmitter acetylcholine.
Answer: Cholinergic receptors


◉ Inhibitory receptors in the central nervous system.
Answer: Glycine receptors


◉ Stimulates dopamine receptors to treat Parkinson's disease.
Answer: Dopamine agonist


◉ Primary binding site for dopamine agonists.
Answer: D2 Receptors


◉ Pathways influencing cognitive symptoms in schizophrenia.

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