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WorksheetsQuiz lab Schizophrenia part 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which of the following is a symptom of schizophrenia in this patient?
Easily irritated
Talking to oneself
Loud and disruptive
Insomnia
Which substance may affect the psychiatric symptoms of this patient?
metamphetamine
alcohol
tobacco
caffeine
If the patient believes that their mother is a ghost, how will the doctor describe this in the mental state examination?
disorganized behavior
delusion
hallucination
catatonia
If the patient receives 5 mg IV of haloperidol, which adverse effect should be monitored most closely?
EPS
QT prolongation
Orthostatic hypotension
Sedation
Which medication is appropritately used to treat acute dystonia from haloperidol IM in this patient?
Propranolol
Lorazepam
Benztropine
Valbenazine
Which medication is used to treat acute dystonia with laryngeal involvement or life-threatening?
Benztropine IM
Diphenhydramine IV
Diazepam IM
Aripiprazole IM
What is the indication for depakine chrono (valproate) in this patient?
Delusion
Hallucination
Irritability
Depression
If the patient develops tardive dyskinesia, which medication is used to manage the symptoms?
Propranolol
Lorazepam
Trihexyphenidyl
Valbenazine
Is the administration of HaloDEC 50 mg INJ IM 1 amp q 1 mo appropriate, and why?
Appropriate, due to non-compliance or uncertain issues
Appropriate, as it is the same medication as the oral form
Inappropriate, because it is the first time
Inappropriate, due to he still have smoking
Which medication less likely to cause acute dystonia?
Haloperidol
Perphenazine
Aripiprazole
Risperidone
What's the rating scale for assessment of psychotic symptoms in Schizophrenia?
9Q
GAD-7
PANSS
MSAS
What is the most likely adverse effect from haloperidol oral?
Weight gain
Orthostatic hypotension
Sedation
Parkinsonism
What is the maximum daily dose of trihexyphenidyl in milligrams?
5 mg
10 mg
15 mg
20 mg
Does amlodipine have drug interactions with other medications in this patient? How?
Yes, because haloperidol is primarily metabolized by CYP3A4
Yes, because haloperidol causes hypotension
No, because most drugs do not primarily go through CYP3A4
No, because most drugs do not primarily go through CYP1A2
If the patient develops hyperprolactinemia, which symptom is most likely to occur?
Breast enlargement
Seizure
Sexual dysfunction
Osteoporosis
