Name that Drug
This antidepressant is known for having little to no associated sexual dysfunction or weight gain
What is bupropion / Wellbutrin
This computer application is logged into from a personal device to gain access to the VA system
What is CAG or Citrix
This therapy uses bilateral stimulations like eye movements to serve as a way to attend to both internal and external stimuli.
What is EMDR
Chronic alcoholism with new-onset visual hallucinations & tremor
What is delirium tremens
This assay in a urine drug screen is the easiest to adulterate
What is marijuana
The generic name for Vraylar
cariprazine
This is what CPRS stands for
What is computerized patient record system
A key cognitive behavioral therapy treatment for anxiety disorders that may help to prevent relapse.
What is exposure
This class of medications is used to rouse catatonic patients
What are benzodiazepines
This urine creatinine cut-off should alert you that the sample may have been adulterated.
What is <15 mg/dL
This is the only medication that has an FDA - approved indication for binge-eating disorder
What is Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine)
This computer application is used to create VVC appointments
What is virtual care manager
Relationship dispute is a focus of this therapy and communication analysis is a technique.
What is Interpersonal Therapy
These two factors are used to assess the severity of a suicide attempt and if hospitalization against a patient's will is indicated.
What are lethality and intentionality
A patient is taking labetolol, diphenhydramine, and lurasidone. Their routine urine drug screen comes back positive for amphetamines. This medication likely caused the false positive.
What is labetolol
This mood stabilizer should be considered contraindicated in reproductive age women.
What is divalproex / valproic acid / Depakote / Depakene
If a patient completes a C-SSRS and it is considered positive, this must be completed within the next 24 hours in CPRS.
What is a comprehensive suicide risk evaluation (CSRE)
This therapy focuses on identifying "stuck points"
What is CPT
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
This ruling requires clinicians to make a good faith effort to notify intended victims of a homicidal patient. If unable to notify the intended victim, then local authorities should be notified.
What is the Tarasoff Ruling
A patient's UDS comes back pan-negative. Confirmatory testing shows 6-Monoacetylmorphine in the urine. This substance has been abused.
What is heroin
This first generation antipsychotic is the only antipsychotic that is available in an inhaled formulation
What is loxapine
The technical name for a device that has been given to you by the VA
What is GFE or government furnished equipment
The father of cognitive behavioral therapy
Who is Dr. Aaron Beck
This condition presents with a Variable onset, 1-3 days, VS: Hypertension, tachycardia, tachypnea, hyperthermia (>41°C), Mucosa: Sialorrhea, Skin:Pallor, diaphoresis, Mental Status: Variable: stupor, coma, alert mutism, Muscles: "Lead-pipe" rigidity in all muscle groups, Reflexes: Hyporeflexia, Pupils: Normal, Bowel Sounds: Normal or decreased.
What is Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
This characteristic of marijuana allows it to be detectable for ~30 days after last use in the urine, if using chronically.
What is high lipid solubility