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parnate

tranylcypromine-MAOI

s/sx of serotonin syndrome

1. agitation


2. palpitations


3. diarrhea


4. fever


5. changes in BP


6. vomiting

when comparing it to other MAOIs, how is parnate different in terms of SE?

causes stimulation instead of sedation like the rest of the MAOIs

what is different about the 6mg of Emsam patch?

has no concerns with tyramine rich foods therefore no dietary issues

what are the different formulations of selegiline and thier indication?

Emsam w/c is the only formulation used for depression


 


Eldepryl and Zelapar (ODT) are PO Rx used for parkinson's

doxepin and its indications?

sinequan for depression


 


zonalon cream for pruritus


 


silenor for insomnia

what is nefazodone? unique SE

it's similar to trazodone but less sedation 


 


increased risk of hepatotoxicity

Camden is hepatitis C positive and has mildly elevated liver enzymes. Which antidepressant would be the least acceptable choice in this patient?


 


A) Fluoxetine


B) Venlafaxine


C) Mirtazapine


D) Nefazodone


E) Citalopram

D) Nefazodone (similar to trazodone) is rarely used due to hepatotoxicity. Liver enzymes must be monitored and the patient must be counseled on symptoms of liver damage.

symbyax

fluoxetine + olanzapine