Schizophrenia biological therapies Ao1 and Ao3 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySchizophreniaA2/A-levelAQA Created by: __JessCreated on: 15-02-23 14:01 How is schizophrenia usually treated? Antipsychotics 1 of 12 Which symptoms do typical antipsychotics treat? Positive symptoms 2 of 12 Which symptoms do atypical antipsychotics treat? Positive and negative symptoms 3 of 12 How do typical antipsychotics work? As antagonists in the dopamine system 4 of 12 How do atypical antipsychotics work? By binding to dopamine, serotonin and glutamate receptors 5 of 12 What is an example of a typical antipsychotic Chlorpromazine 6 of 12 What is an example of an atypical antipsychotic? Risperidone 7 of 12 Who found that chloropromazine was associated with better overall functioning and reduced symptom severity compared to a placebo? Thornley et al 8 of 12 Who found that clozapine was more effective than other typical or atypical antipsychotics? Meltzer 9 of 12 Who suggested that evidance for antipsychotic efficacy was flawed, due to the sedative effect that comes with them? Healy 10 of 12 Which antipsychotics have side-effects? All of them, though severity varies 11 of 12 Why is it a problem that antipsychotics are based on the original dopamine hypothesis? It has been proved as an incomplete explanation 12 of 12
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