Panic disorder — Flashcards

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Most likely diagnosis in a patient with track marks presenting with N&V, diarrhoea, myalgia, pilorection ("goosebumps"), mydriasis & yawning? Basic observations show tachycardia and hypertension. _____

Hint: ?diagnosis

e-cigarettes _____ licensed for smoking cessation

Hint: are/-not

Naltrexone is a(n) _____ antagonist

What is the pharmacological management of smoking cessation to reduce cravings? _____ or varenicline, or bupropion

Most likely diagnosis in a patient with irritability, anxiety, restlessness, & weight gain after stopping smoking? _____

Hint: ?diagnosis

Varenicline & bupropion takes a couple months and patients should stop smoking _____-2 weeks after starting

NRT for smoking cessation is used best by _____

Alcohol is a _____

Hint: depressant/stimulant

Opioid withdrawal presents with pupillary _____

#10

_____ is used after patients have completed opioid withdrawal and want to abstain from opioid use

Hint: drug

Panic disorder Flashcards for UKMLA

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