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22 Cards in this Set
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most serious SE of clozapine
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agranulocytosis
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what is todds paralysis
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postictal hemiparesis
may last 15 hours but no longer than 24 |
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first line Rx for acute otitis media
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amoxicillin
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what treatments are effective in helping recovering alcoholics
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AA
disulfiram topiramate naltrexone acamprosate |
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components of CAGE criteria
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cut down
annoyed guilt eye openner |
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which vitamins are alcoholics usually deficient in
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thiamine
folate C A B2, 6, 12 |
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most successful Rx for alcoholics
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AA
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symptoms a/w delirium tremens
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tactile hallucinations
tachycardia HTN diaphoresis agitation seizures |
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drug of choice for alcohol withdraw
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long acting benzo
-diazepam -lorazepam -chlordiazepoxide |
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drug causing:
post op constipation and or respiratory depression |
opioid intoxication
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drug causing:
severe depression, headache, fatigue, insomnia/hypersomnia, hunger |
cocaine/amphetamine w/draw
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drug causing:
pinpoint pupils, seizures |
opioid intoxication
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drug causing:
belligerance, impulsiveness, nystagmus, homocidal |
PCP intox
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drug causing:
headache, anxiety/depression, weight gain |
caffeine/nicotine w/draw
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drug causing:
anxiety/depression, delusions, hallucinations, flashbacks |
LSD intox
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drug causing:
euphoria, social withdraw, impaired judgement |
marijuana
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drug causing:
rebound anxiety, tremors, seizures |
alcohol, benzo, barb withdrawal
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drug causing:
anxiety, piloerection, yawning, fever, rhinorrhea |
opiate withdrawal
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what is the downside to adding bupropion to nicotine replacement in px trying to quit smoking
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increased chance for severe HTN
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cause of erythema of turbinates and nasal septum
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cocaine abuse
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Rx for px on PCP
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take to dark room
restrain IVF to prevent rhabdomyolysis |
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what drugs can cause hypertension in a patient with cocaine or amphetamine intoxication
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phentolamine (a-)
Benzo |
