PHAR560 Final Exam

ADHD

100

Three signs and symptoms of ADHD include:

What are Inattention, Impulsivity, Hyperactivity?

200

There agents are first line therapy in treating ADHD according to American Academy of Pediatrics and American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

What are Stimulants?

300

This methylphenidate agent utilizes OROS technology with drug delivery.

What is Concerta or Relexxii?

400

COMMON Side Effect with stimulant use are (name two):

What are:

•Loss of appetite

•Sleep disturbance/Insomnia

•Jitteriness/Nervousness

•Poor growth or weight loss during childhood

•Emotional lability

•Social withdrawal

500

First Line Therapy in a 4 year old (pre-school) is.

Parent Training in Behavior Management (PTBM)

Schizophrenia

100

Risk factors of developing schizophrenia include a environmental factors, neurodevelopmental hypothesis and/or ______________. 

What is hereditary (family history) or substance abuse?

200

For a DSM-5 Diagnosis of schizophrenia, one of these three symptoms that must be present during the same 1 month period.

What is delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized speech?

300

In the clinical presentation of schizophrenia, this phase is when symptoms become apparent and lasts vary on the initiation of treatment.

What is Active Phase?

400

A score of 75 of symptom signifies on this test signifies a moderately ill patient.

What is PANSS (Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale)?

500

This NIMH-funded trial compared the effectiveness of older and newer antipsychotic medications used to treat schizophrenia.

What is CATIE (Clinical Antipsychotic Trials on Intervention Effectiveness)?

Antipsychotic Therapy

100

This organization offers treatment guidelines and recommends a 1A recommendation to treat schizophrenia with an antipsychotic medication.

What is the APA (American Psychiatric Association)?

200

Treatment for abnormal and prolonged contractions of the muscles of the eye, head, neck, or limbs (maintenance).

What are anticholinergics?

This is Dystonia

•Diphenhydramine 

•Benztropine 

•Trihexyphenidyl

300

A black box warning of this first SGA include severe neutropenia.

What is Clozaril (clozapine)?

400

This atypical antipsychotic has an indication for major depressive in bipolar disorder.

What is lurasidone (Latuda)?

500

Benefits of Long-acting Injections include (give two):

What are:

•A subjective sense of better symptom control

•Greater convenience & fewer opportunities to miss a dose

•Reduced conflict with family members or others related to medication reminders

Potpourri

100

This SGA antipsychotic utilizes OROS technology in medication delivery.

What is Invega (paliperidone)?

200

This SGA antipsychotic is recommended to avoid in FEP due to its significant weight gain.

What was Zyprexa (olanzapine)?

300

Of these AAP LAI oral therapy overlap is needed: Invega Halfyera (paliperidone), Aristada (aripiprazole), or Perseiris (risperidone).

What is Aristada (aripiprazole)?

400

A "Pink Slip" or Emergency Medical Certificate (EMC) expires in: (hours)

What is 72 hours?

500

The number for the suicide and crisis lifeline?

What is 988?

Mood Disorders

100

Signs of this symptom of Bipolar Disease include inflated self-esteem, decreased need for sleep, increased talking and racing thoughts.

What is Mania?

200

The number of questions in the Mood Disorder Questionairre.

What is 13?

300

This Bipolar Disorder features a major depressive episode along with hypomanic episode.

What is Bipolar II?

400

Drug interactions of Lithium therapy include.

What are thiazide diuretics, NSAIDS, ACEI/ARBs?

500

Serum trough concentration levels for Valproic Acid is between:

What is 50 - 125mcg/mL?