P-Med Psych 0.0 / 5 ? AllScienceFunNone Created by: AVilCreated on: 03-09-20 19:27 1st line trt for depressn? SSRI! 1 of 17 SSRI + NSAID = GI bleeding risk - give a PPI 2 of 17 NSAID e.g.s: ASpirin!, DIClofenac, Ibuprofen, Celecoxib, Naproxen (***, ****, N) 3 of 17 PPI e.g.s? lansoprazole (anything -azole) 4 of 17 first-choice SSRI in patients with a history of cardiovascular disease? Sertraline 5 of 17 first-choice SSRI in kids/adolescents? Fuloxetine (they get FUL quick) (note tho, use em with caution in this age grps) 6 of 17 Generally speakingggg, the preferred SSRIs? citaloPRAM, FULoxetine 7 of 17 Rule out what cond. when you suspect anxiety? Hyperthy (it can acc cause/ exacerbate anxiety) (Always look for a potential physical cause when considering a psychiatric diagnosis) 8 of 17 anxiety=? -excessive worry about number of diff events 9 of 17 Always look for potential physical cause when considering making psych diags. Which physical causes relevant for anxiety psych diag hyperthy, cardiac shizz, or med induced 10 of 17 what meds can induce anxiety salbutamol, theophylline, corticosteroids, antidepressants and caffeine (SACT from her job because she had ANXIETY) 11 of 17 Indications for ECT (Electro Convulsive Therapy)? -life threatening catatonia -trtmnt resistant severe dep -mod dep episode (where someone responded to ECT in the past) 12 of 17 Tool GPs use to characterise severity of dep? PHQ-9, Patient Health Questionnaire-9 13 of 17 PHQ-9, what classifies as severe dep 20-27 14 of 17 PHQ-9, what classifies as mod dep 15-19 15 of 17 absolute constrained to ECT? (the only one rlly) ^d intracranial pressure 16 of 17 Venlafaxine moa? serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor 17 of 17
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