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SE: sleep behaviors
zolpidem & zaleplon
SE: torsades
TCAs (imipramine)
SE: HTN crisis
MAOI w/ tyramine (phenelzine)
SE: priapism
trazodone
SE: jaundice
chlorpromazine
SE: neuroleptic malignant syndrome
chlorpromazine
SE: retinal deposits
thioridazine
SE: highest EPS
haloperidol
SE: agranulocytosis
clozapine
SE: prolonged QT interval
risperidone
SE: worst antipsychotic for hyperglycemia
olanzapine
SE: esophageal motility
aripiprazole
SE: gingival hyperplasia
phenytoin
SE: idiosyncratic blood dyscrasias
carbamazepine
SE: steven johnson syndrome
ethosuximide
(also carbamazepine)
SE: erythromelagia
bromocriptine
SE: sudden sleep during day
pramipexole
SE: transient visual hallucinations
cyclobenzaprine
use: given IV
midazolam
use: methanol/ethylene glycol ingestion
•fomepizole
•alcohol
use: antidepressant w/o sexual SEs
bupropion
use: tx of EPS
anticholinergics
use: OTC antidepressant
st johns wort
use: DOC for partial sz
carbamazepine
use: trigeminal neuralgia
carbamazepine
use: DOC for absence sz
ethosuxamide
use: given via intrathecal route
baclofen
use: indirect acting drug for alzheimer's
donepezil
use: tx malignant hyperthermia
dantrolene
use: tx malignant neuroleptic syndrome
dantrolene
use: narcolepsy
methylphenidate
use: urine alkalinization
tx barb toxicity
use: make alcoholic sick
disulfiram
use: block reward pathway to ↓cravings
naltrexone
use: DOC for schiz
risperidone
use: MAOI for parkinsons
selegiline
use: tx lithium OD
infuse Na
use: tx lithium-induced DI
amiloride
For student doctor Langston:

SE: hyperpyrexia (3 drugs)
Imipramine
Phenelzine
Chlorpromazine
SE: ↓sz threshold (3)
TCA
chlorpromazine
bupropion
SE: ↑mortality in alzheimer's
risperidone
SE: SIADH (3)
imipramine
fluxetine
SNRIs (venlafaxine, desvenlafaxine)
use: least teratogenic anticonvulsant
topirimate