Anticonvulsants Depression may be a misdiagnosis Reduced need for sleep SAD/PMDD Most associated with suicide Unrelating, rapid, loud talking without pauses Stimulants may cause exacerbation Most severe form Elevated, expansive, and/or irritable mood Ensure safety No gender difference May also be called affective disorder Symptoms of mild lithium toxicity Exact cause is unknown 2% of the population No manic episodes Euthymic Hyperreflexia, hypertonic muscles, fasciculation, myoclonic twitches. Offer frequent snacks Diagnosis is clinical Must be given with food 0.6 to 1.2 mEq/L May be used to treat psychosis during mania Valproic acid Increased risk for postpartum psychosis Labs may include T4 and TSH Can be childhood diagnosis Medication that is often an adjunct to SSRIs 1.5 to 2 mEq/L Anticonvulsants Depression may be a misdiagnosis Reduced need for sleep SAD/PMDD Most associated with suicide Unrelating, rapid, loud talking without pauses Stimulants may cause exacerbation Most severe form Elevated, expansive, and/or irritable mood Ensure safety No gender difference May also be called affective disorder Symptoms of mild lithium toxicity Exact cause is unknown 2% of the population No manic episodes Euthymic Hyperreflexia, hypertonic muscles, fasciculation, myoclonic twitches. Offer frequent snacks Diagnosis is clinical Must be given with food 0.6 to 1.2 mEq/L May be used to treat psychosis during mania Valproic acid Increased risk for postpartum psychosis Labs may include T4 and TSH Can be childhood diagnosis Medication that is often an adjunct to SSRIs 1.5 to 2 mEq/L
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Anticonvulsants
Depression may be a misdiagnosis
Reduced need for sleep
SAD/PMDD
Most associated with suicide
Unrelating, rapid, loud talking without pauses
Stimulants may cause exacerbation
Most severe form
Elevated, expansive, and/or irritable mood
Ensure safety
No gender difference
May also be called affective disorder
Symptoms of mild lithium toxicity
Exact cause is unknown
2% of the population
No manic episodes
Euthymic
Hyperreflexia, hypertonic muscles, fasciculation, myoclonic twitches.
Offer frequent snacks
Diagnosis is clinical
Must be given with food
0.6 to 1.2 mEq/L
May be used to treat psychosis during mania
Valproic acid
Increased risk for postpartum psychosis
Labs may include T4 and TSH
Can be childhood diagnosis
Medication that is often an adjunct to SSRIs
1.5 to 2 mEq/L