PPT-Antipsychotics

Psychosis a state in which a persons mental capacity to recognize reality communicate and relate to others is impaired delusions hallucinations auditory visual tactile olfactory grossly disorganized thinking in a sensible manner . ANTIPSYCHOTICS ANTIPSYCHOTICS ANTIPSYCHOTICS the facts about the effects C6397 AntiPsychotics Bklt_Version2.indd 1 2/23/10 11:13:03 AM 2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR READERS This report is an overvie Using Receptor Binding Profiles to Predict Adverse Effects. Stephanie Nichols, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCPP. Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice. NicholsS@Husson.edu. Objectives. Recognize atypical antipsychotics by brand and generic name. Sammy Case & Matt . Vreugde. s.case@warwick.ac.uk. m.vreugde@warwick.ac.uk. . What are the Basal Ganglia. Collection of nuclei in the base of the forebrain. Predominantly modulate descending motor signals from cortex to cerebellum. a research update and clinical workshop. Tony Morrison. Division of Clinical Psychology, University of Manchester. & Psychosis Research Unit, GMWMHT . Objectives. Outline UHR and Psychosis. Cognitive approach to understanding psychosis. Katy and Zoë. Psychosis. Mental disorder with a broad range of symptoms.. Patients ‘lose touch with reality’ and present with: . hallucinations (seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting or feeling things that are not there). in Advancing Recovery. . NYAPRS Conference . . Martin Harrow’s Long-Term Study of . Psychotic Patients . Patient Enrollment . 64 schizophrenia patients . 81 patients with other psychotic disorders . Mary Knutson, RN. 3-7-12. Clinical Uses of Antipsychotics. Short-term: in severe depression and in substance-induced psychosis. Treatment of aggressiveness and behavioral problems with pervasive developmental disorders . with doctor or pharmacist Antihistamines: Non-prescription medications and supplements: MEDICATIONS THAT SHOULD BE AVOIDEDMEDICATIONS TO BE AVOIDED OR USED WITH CAUTION IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE Not Michael Francis, MD. Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry. Research Medical Director, Indiana University Psychotic Disorders Program. Prevention and Recovery Center for Early Psychosis (PARC). Co-Associate Residency Program Director. CLOZAPINE. BY: PATRIZIA ORLANDO. CLOZAPINE. Clozapine is a second generation/atypical antipsychotic.. Trade name is Clozaril. .  .                  . .  .                . Philip . Cofoid. Prevalence of 0.3% to 0.5% worldwide. Before antipsychotic drugs, the outcome of schizophrenia usually resulted in:. Catatonic states. Institutionalization. Complete debilitation. Antipsychotics have not only made schizophrenia manageable, they immensely improve the quality of life of the patients. aherman@buffalo.edu. Goals. Brief . o. verview of material covered thus far. Highlight important, exam-relevant material. Provide a space for questions and discussion. These reviews should help guide your studying!. Antipsychotic drugs. . • . Antipsychotic drugs (also called neuroleptics or tranquilizers) are used . primarily for the treatment of symptoms in mental diseases, . their overall influence being to free the mind from passion or disturbance and thus calm the mind i.e., . Antipsychotic drugs. 1. Dopamine- serotonin hypothesis of schizophrenia. 2. Classification of antipsychotic drugs. 3. Basic concepts about their receptors action. 4. Basic concepts about their related effects/ side effects and how to manage them.