Side effects
What is the A in the mneumonic "ASLEEP"?
What Is the BLACK BOX warning for trazodone?
What is Increased risk of suicidal thoughts/behavior in adolescents and in patients aged 18-24?
What is Serotonin?
What is a neurotransmitter in the brain that boosts mood and digestion?
What should you take the IR tablet with and why?
What is food and to reduce side effects of dizziness/lightheadness?
What is the brand name of trazodone?
What is Desyrel?
What is the S in "ASLEEP"?
What is Sedation/somnolence?
What is 14 days?
What is Histamine-1/what can it cause?
What is drowsiness?
What activities should you avoid doing while taking trazodone?
What is driving or mental alertness/coordination?
What is the 1st indication of trazodone?
What is Major depressive disorder?
What is the L in "ASLEEP"?
What is Lightheadedness/dizzy?
What 2 other medications besides MAOIs are contraindicated with trazodone?
What is methylene blue and linezolid?
What are alpha-1 adrenergic receptors/what do they cause?
What Is orthostasis/hypotension?
What do pharmacists advise patient to not use/drink using trazodone?
What is alcohol and other CNS depressants?
What is an off labeled use for trazodone?
What is insomnia?
What is the 1st E in "ASLEEP"?
What is Extreme drop in blood pressure/orthostatic hypotension?
What patients should take trazodone with caution?
What is patients with seizures or a history of seizures, brain damage, or head trauma?
What does trazodone primarily do in the body?
What is blocks reuptake of serotonin and histamine-1 + alpha-1 adrenergic receptors?
Why should you rise slowly from sitting or lying down while taking trazodone?
What is orthostatic hypotension?
What category of medication does trazodone belong to?
What is serotonin antagonist + Reuptake inhibitors(SARIS)?
What is the 2nd E in "ASLEEP"?
What is Elevated heart rate?
What can occur if trazodone is combined with contraindicated medications?
What Is serotonin syndrome?
What is the chemical name for serotonin?
What is 5-HT?
How should the patient take trazodone?
What is as in instructed/prescribed by a healthcare provider or pharmacist?
What is something that veterans can benefit from taking this?