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relief of
moderate to
severe pain
associated with
surgical
procedures.
heart rate,
and
respirations,
agitation,
blurred
vision,
confusion,
constipation,
flushing,
headache,
over
sedation,
rash,
restlessness,
seizures,
urinary
retention
hypothyroidism, liver or
kidney disroidism, liver or
kidney disease. Use with
caution in addicted patients,
children, elderly patients,
hypersensitive patients,
suicidal patients
Interactions: Alcohol,
antiemetic, antihistamines,
antihypertensive,
antiarrhythmic, muscle
relaxers, psychotropics,
sedative hypnotics
fentanyl prolonged u
high dosages
Change posi
slowly to avo
orthostatic
hypotension
avoid tasks t
require alert
motor skills
response to
is establishe
avoid alcoho
report nause
vomiting,
constipation
shortness of
breath, diffic
breathing tophysician. M
take with foo
Do not crush
chew extend
release table
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NHIBITORS
Depression
refractory to
other
antidepressant,
post-traumatic
stress disorder
Nervousness,
headache,
stiff neck,
increased
heart rate
and bloodpressure,
diarrhea,
blurred
vision
Known hypersensitivity, heart
disease, hepatic or renal
impairment, headaches,
cerebrovascular disease,
pregnancy, lactation
Interactions: Adrenergic,diuretics, antidepressants,
CNS depressants, insulin,
levodopa, foods containing
tyramine, herbs such as St.
Johns wort
Isocarboxazid
(marplan),
phenelzine
(nardil),
selegiline
(emsam,eldepryl,
zelapar),
tranylcypromine
(parnate)
Notify physic
Depression
worsens, sui
ideation or
unusual chan
in behavior oantidepressa
relief may be
noted during
week of ther
maximum be
noted in 2-6
weeks, repo
headache, n
stiffiness/so
immediately
avoid foods
require
bacteria/mo
their
preparation/
rvation or th
that contain
tyramine,
excessive
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amounts of
caffeine, OT
preparations
hay fever, co
weight redu
NTIPSYCHOTICS Primary used in
managing
psychotic illness,
treat manic
phase of bipolar
disorder,
behavioral
problems in
children, nausea
and vomiting,
intractable
hiccups, anxietyand agitation,
adjunct in
treatment of
tetanus, and to
potentiate
effects of
narcotics,
maintains
stability in
patients with
schizophrenia
ECG changes,
hypotension,
agitation,
dizziness,
sedation,
drowsiness,
dystonia,
headache,
constipation,
dry mouth,
photosensitiv
ity, nausea
Known hypersensitivity,
cardiac arrhythmias, seizure
disorder, thyroid disease,
renal or hepatic impairment.
Interactions: Anticholinergic,
CNS depressants, alcohol, beta
blockers, caffeine,
antidepressants, lithium.
Abilify
(aripiprazole),
thorazine
(chlorpromazine
), clozaril
(clozapine),
Haldol
(haloperidol),
zyprexa
(olanzapine),
invega
(paliperidone),Seroquel
(quetiapine),
Risperdal
(risperidone),
Geodon
(ziprasidone)
Full therape
effect may ta
to 6 weeks, D
NOT ABRUPT
withdraw fro
long-term dr
therapy, sug
gum, sips of
water may r
dry mouth,
drowsiness
generally suduring conti
therapy, avo
tasks that re
alertness, m
skills until
response to
is establishe
avoid alcoho
report musc
stiffness, avo
exposure tosunlight,
overheating,
dehydration
(increased ri
heat stroke)
report worse
depression,
suicidal idea
unusual chan
in behavior,
extrapyrami
effects.
