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Lithium - Correct answer-Action: alters cation transport in the nerve and muscle

indication: euphoric mania, rapid cycling, maintenance therapy CKD,

AE: GI effects, tremor, polyuria

Pearls: monitor plasma levels, reduce dose w/renal failure, use caution w/

concurrent diuretics, use to protect against suicide

Lamotrigine (Lamictal) - Correct answer-Action: affects sodium channel ion

transport and enhances the effect of GABA

indications: maintenance, monotherapy for bipolar disorder

AE: benign rash, GI effects, dizziness, HA, SJS!!!

Pearls: equal in efficacy to lithium, assess for rash, risk for SJS and multi organ

failure, take at bedtime

Valporic acid( depakene) - Correct answer-Action: affects ion transport and

enhances the activity of GABA


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,indications: acute mania, mixed mood, comomorbid substance abuse, multiple

prior episodes

AE: weight gain, GI effects

2nd generation antipsychotics - Correct answer-Risperidone

Quetiapine

Aripriprazole

cariprazine

lurasidone

quetapine

actions: DA, NE, 5HT receptor antagonists

Indications: acute bipolar depression, acute manic or mixed episodes, bipolar

maintenance/adjunct

AE: wt gain, sedation, GI effects

Pearls: eps, XR May improve adherence, monthly injection may improve

adherence, select 2nd gen antipsychotics first to decrease risk of SE and long term

adverse effects




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, Carbemazepine(tegretol) - Correct answer-Glutamate voltage gated sodium and

calcium blocker

inducation: acute mania/ mixed mood

AE: weight gain, sedation, hyponatremia, neutropenia, rash(sjs)

unipolar depression - Correct answer-depression without a history of mania, most

common mental disorder

s- sleep

i- interest

g-guilt

e- energy

c-concentration

a-appetite

p- psychomotor/agitation retardation

s- suicidal thoughts

bipolar depression - Correct answer-A form of depression characterised by periods

of heightened moods and periods of despondency and hopelessness

Bipolar type1- - Correct answer-One episode of mania for at least 1 week
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