q=12? - docnok

[ArchivalUser]

(A) Clozapine
(B) Diazepam
© Fluoxetine
(D) Haloperidol
(E) Lithium carbonate
(F) Phenelzine
(G) Phenobarbital
(H) Reserpine
(I) Thioridazine
For each patient description, select the most appropriate
drug.
145. A patient with schizophrenia is refractory to
conventional antipsychotic agents and has high
susceptibility for drug-induced tardive dyskinesia.
146. A patient has poor appetite and feelings of tension,
guilt, and extreme sadness.

[ArchivalUser]

145..D
146..C

[ArchivalUser]

145 A
146 C

[ArchivalUser]

A AND C

[ArchivalUser]

145....Haloperidol and Flufenazine ESP vs Clozapine,Olanzapine ESP....Kaplan LN..pge153
...........+++................+++.....................+/-......+/-......

[ArchivalUser]

D and H

[ArchivalUser]

i mean D and C

[ArchivalUser]

145-A

- I think it's asking what would be the appropriate Tx for this pt now ?

146-C

[ArchivalUser]

a
C

[ArchivalUser]

....you are right,I just thought about the side effect and did not pay attention enough to Q