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chlorpromazine
phenothiazine: D2 selective; also side effects of alpha and muscarinic receptor blocking
fluphenazine
phenothiazine: D2 selective
thioridazine
phenothiazine: D2 selective; also side effects of muscarinic receptor blocking
thiothixene
thioxanthene: D2 selective
haloperidol
butyrophenone: very prominent pituitary D2 block: prolactin release->infertility&impotence
clozapine
atypical; more selective for 5HT than D2 receptor; agranulocytosis
olanzapine
atypical; more selective for 5HT than D2 receptor
risperidone
atypical; more selective for 5HT than D2 receptor
promethazine
low potency antipsychotic often used as antiemetic: a phenothiazine; H1 receptor blocker
prochlorperazine
low potency antipsychotic often used as antiemetic: a phenothiazine; D1 & D2 receptor blocker
Typical antipsychotic side effects
extrapyramidal effects; prolactin
atypical antipsychotic side effects
weight gain; no prolactin; little extrapyramidal effects