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Question 1 of 2
1. Question
1 pointsTardive dyskinesia is side effect of all EXCEPT
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[B] (Fluoxitine):
Tardive Dyskinesia – (late onset orofacial dyskinesia)
• Minimum with clozapine (1 85-NA)
Fluoxetine (Selective serotonin (5 HT) reuptake inhibitors/Side effects are
Increased appetite and weight gain is noted with most TCA and trazodone, but not fluoxitine (SSRl and bupropion)
Anticholinergic-dry mouth, bad taste, constipation, epigastric distress, urinary retension are less side effects.
Sedation, mental confusion and weakness
Some patients may switch to hypomania or mania
Sweating and fine tremors, seizure thresh hold is lowered fits may be precipitated.
Postural hypotension, cardiac arrhythmias
Rashes and jaundice due to hypersensitivity are rare.Incorrect
[B] (Fluoxitine):
Tardive Dyskinesia – (late onset orofacial dyskinesia)
• Minimum with clozapine (1 85-NA)
Fluoxetine (Selective serotonin (5 HT) reuptake inhibitors/Side effects are
Increased appetite and weight gain is noted with most TCA and trazodone, but not fluoxitine (SSRl and bupropion)
Anticholinergic-dry mouth, bad taste, constipation, epigastric distress, urinary retension are less side effects.
Sedation, mental confusion and weakness
Some patients may switch to hypomania or mania
Sweating and fine tremors, seizure thresh hold is lowered fits may be precipitated.
Postural hypotension, cardiac arrhythmias
Rashes and jaundice due to hypersensitivity are rare. -
Question 2 of 2
2. Question
1 pointsAll are features of Rhabdomyolysis EXCEPT
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[C] (Hypervolumia):
Laboratory finding in crush syndrome (Rhabdomyosis)
Serum Na+ concentration may be normal or high, K+ is usually low.
Hypocalcemia is common and hypophosphatemia.
** AST, LDH, and CPK may be elevated
Alkalosis may follow hyperventilation, acidosis can result from lactic acidosis or ARF
*Myoglobin (urine is dark red or brown)
The blood urea nitrogen and serum creatinine rise transiently in most patients.DIC (low fibrinogen, increased fibrin split products slow prothrombin and partial thromboplastin times and decreased platelet count)
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[C] (Hypervolumia):
Laboratory finding in crush syndrome (Rhabdomyosis)
Serum Na+ concentration may be normal or high, K+ is usually low.
Hypocalcemia is common and hypophosphatemia.
** AST, LDH, and CPK may be elevated
Alkalosis may follow hyperventilation, acidosis can result from lactic acidosis or ARF
*Myoglobin (urine is dark red or brown)
The blood urea nitrogen and serum creatinine rise transiently in most patients.DIC (low fibrinogen, increased fibrin split products slow prothrombin and partial thromboplastin times and decreased platelet count)
