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SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Breach of the drugs listed below, check all the statements that are true. 19. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) 14. Benzodiazepines Used primarily for pregnant women Sedating-hypnotic drug that depresses the central nervous system High risk of dependency Enhance dopamine effects, leading to reduction in anxiety Increase concentration of serotonin avail- able to bind to dopamine receptors Sexual side effects are common in both men and women. Increased risk of suicide Adverse effects include low sodium level. Safe for women who are pregnant or nursing 20. Serotoninorepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRI) 15. Nonbenzodiazepine Makes the central nervous system less responsive to stimuli May be used to reduce anxiety Safe for use with patients who have liver impairment 16. Buspirone Reduces anxiety by affecting the serotonin and GABA neurotransmitters Decreases muscle tension, sweating, and rapid heart rate Sedation is possible and high risk for physical dependence Increase concentration of serotonin and norepinephrine neurotransmitters available to postsynaptic receptors Used for depression, fibromyalgia, and dia- betic neuropathy Side effects include increased appetite. Some patients experience increased sweating, Adverse effects include nosebleeds. Some patients can experience low sodium levels. 21. Tricyclic antidepressants (TCA) Have more side effects than SSRIs and SNRIS Reserved for individuals who do not re- spond to other treatments Used for patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder Can cause vision problems Can cause delirium in older patients with cognitive impairment 17. Typical antipsychotics Block dopamine receptors to treat symp- toms such as hallucinations and delusions Can create pseudo-Parkinsonism Side effects include headache and drowsiness. Adverse reactions can include neuroleptic malignant syndrome that is characterized by an abnormally low body temperature. 18. Atypical antipsychotics Used primarily for depression and ameny May block dopamine receptors as well as some subtypes of serotonin Recommended for patients with psychosis from dementia Most common side effects are insomnia and drowsiness Clozapine is associated with decreased white blood cell count. Weight loss is common 22. Monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors MAOs are enzymes that break down neu- rotransmitters. Used to treat eating disorders Weight loss occurs in almost 10% patients. of May cause hypotension if the patient in- gests aged cheese and other foods and drinks containing tyramine Cut 10 Drug The Metal Wealth and Behavioral Problem Got 2019. Elevene. Allered

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14. Sedative hypnotic drug that depress cns

high risk of dependency

15. Makes cns less responsive to stimuli

may be used to reduce anxiety

16. Block dopamine receptors to treat hallucinations and delusions

can create pseudo Parkinson

adverse reaction include neuroleptic malignant syndrome

17. may block dopamine receptors and some subtypes of serotonin

Recommended for patients with psychosis in dementia

clozapine is associated with decreased wbc count

18. None is true about buspirone

19. Sexual side effects are common in both men and women

increased risk of suicide

adverse effect include low sodium level

safe for women who are pregnant or nursing.