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Loxitane
Adasuve
- Loxapine (mid potency)- 1st gen AP
- Adasuve: inhalation powder for acute agitation, REMS, bad bitter taste in mouth, bronchospasm risk
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Navane
- Thiothixene
- first gen antipsychotics
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Aristada
- Aripiprazole (tab, ODT, IM soln, IM susp)
- Abilify maintena: IM susp given monthly
- Aristada: IM susp give q4-8wk
- most ODT tabs contain phenylalanine- do not dispense if pt has PKU
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Saphris
- Asenapine (SL tab)
- no food or drink for 10min after dose
- tongue may feel numb after
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Rexulti
- Brexpiprazole
- also indicated for MDD
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Vraylar
- Cariprazine
- also indicated for bipolar disorder
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FazaClo ODT
Versacloz susp
- Clozapine
- only use if failed to respond to tx with 2 standard AP txs or had significant ADRs
- 3rd line agent
- REMS
- baseline ANC1500+, check weekly x6mo, then q2wkx6mo, then monthly.
- Stop if ANC<1000
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Fanapt
- Iloperidone
- Titrate slowly d/t dizziness/orthostasis
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Latuda
- Lurasidone
- take with food >350kcal
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Relprevv
Zydis ODT
- Olanzapine
- R: inj susp lasts 2-4weeks, REMS
- IM inj for acute agitation
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Invega
- Paliperidone
- Invega sustenna and trinza are long acting inj
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Risperdal consta
- Risperidone 4-16mg/day, divided
- q2wk inj
- approved for irritability associated with autism
- >6mg dose increases prolactin and EPS
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Geodon
- Ziprasidone
- also comes in inj
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Nuplazid
- Pimavanserin
- not approved for dementia related psychosis
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ALL antipsychotics
- need medguide
- increased risk of serious/fatal SE of old ppl with dementia
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