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anticholinergic effects
blurred vision
dry mouth
tachycardia
consitpation
urinary retention
orthostatic hypotension
dizzy when standing up
anti-psychotics
work by blocking dopamine receptors
extrapyramidal side effects
parkinsonism
acute dystonia (spasms)
akathisia (motor restlessness)
tardive dyskenesia
4 major classes of anti-depressants
tricyclics
mao inhibitors
ssri's
tetracyclic
antidyskinetics
treat involuntary movement
-benadryl
-symmetrrell
-artrane
-cogentin
anxiolytics (anti-anxiety)
benzodiazepines

meprobamates (rarely used)