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What does SSRI stand for

Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors

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What medication can be used to treat bed wetting? 

Imipramine (Tofranil)

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Children who have been traumatized may have problems with __________? 

Sleeping. 

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What is the time frame after finishing one medication of anti depressant and shortly starting a new one?

Two weeks. 

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When should you start seeing positive changes in antipsychotics treatment? 

2-3 weeks (but may take up to 6-8 weeks) 

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What are some possible flu like symptoms? 

Headaches, Nausea, upset stomach, dry mouth

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Name 3 conditions antipsychotics can treat: 

Psychosis

Bipolar disorder

Schizophrenia

Autism

Tourettes

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______ stabilizers are used to treat children with mood disorders. 

Mood

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What is Dystonia? 

Muscle spasm, stiff neck, and tongue sticking out. 

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What antipsychotic are most commonly used in children? 

Atypical

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What does SNRI stand for? 

Serotonin Norepine Phrine Reuptake Inhibitors. 

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What are 5 symptoms of depression? 

-Feeling of hopelessness

-loss of energy

-changes in appetite

-weight gain or weight loss

- not enjoying acivities like before


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Children who are in a ___ state, talk too much, have a lot of energy and sleep very little.

Manic

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What is Akathisia? 

Restlessness, unable to sit still. 

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If mood stabilizers are used to treat seizures disorders they are not consideres Psychotropic medication. (true or false) 

True

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What adverse reaction can SNRI cause? 

Abnormal dreams, Nervousness, body weakness, chills, cough, dizziness, headaches and high blood pressure. 

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What are 2 typical antipsychotics that are used less often in children? 

(Thorazine) 

Halopenidol (Haldol) 

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Atypical antipsychotics are less likely to cause ______. 

Movement Disorder. 

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What is akinesia? 

Rigid muscles, shuffing walk, drooling and tremors

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What two groups are antipsychotics divided into? 

Atypical and Typical. 

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What would happen if a child stops taking antidepressants suddenly? 

Dizziness and other side effects. 

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What syndrome is rare but serious and affects the skin and mucous membrane? 

Steven Johnson Syndrome

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Low white blood cell count is an adverse reaction of ____. 

Remeron

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What medication is the Black Box warning for? 

-Abilify 

-Seroquel

-Clozapine

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What are the time frames for short acting stimulants and long acting stimulants? 

Short acting Stimulants= last about 4 hours.

 Long acting Stimulants= last for about 8-12 hours.