Memorable Psychiatry

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Memorable Psychiatry
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Over 90% of the population uses psychoactive substances on a regular basis, making it essential for all healthcare providers to be knowledgeable about both prescription and recreational drugs. However, the complex nature of the subject often makes learning psychopharmacology an exercise in frustration. Memorable Psychopharmacology uses a conversational tone, catchy mnemonics, visual aids, and practice questions to ensure that you not only learn the material but retain it far into the future. For anyone preparing to meet the mental health needs of their patients, Memorable Psychopharmacology is an indispensable review.

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Bipolar Disorder (Depression & Mania) - Causes, Symptoms, Treatment...

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What is bipolar disorder? Bipolar disorder, sometimes known as manic depression, is a type of mental disorder where people experience periods of extreme lows, known as depression, as well as periods of...

Memorable Psychopharmacology 13 & 14: Other Modalities and Conclusion

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We conclude our study of psychopharmacology by briefly reviewing alternative methods of treating mental disorders, examining the evidence behind options such as psychotherapy, ECT, and dietary supplements....

Memorable Psychopharmacology 10: Recreational Stimulants

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Moving on from prescription to recreational drugs, we continue our use of a neurotransmitter-based approach when covering the stimulants, including caffeine, cocaine, methamphetamine, and others.

Memorable Psychopharmacology 11: Recreational Depressants

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By looking at depressants such as alcohol, benzodiazepines, and heroin through the lens of neurotransmitters, we discover that prescription and recreation depressants are more alike than they are different....

Memorable Psychopharmacology 3: Antidepressants

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Antidepressants represent the most widely used of all prescription psychiatric medications. All major classes, such as SSRI's, tricyclics, and MAOI's, will be discussed.

Memorable Psychopharmacology 5 & 6: Mood Stabilizers and Anxiolytics/Sedatives

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Mood stabilizers represent a heterogeneous class of medications with an idiosyncratic array of side effects. This lecture will help you cut through the confusion to focus on what's most important.

Memorable Psychopharmacology 7-9: Analgesics, Stimulants, and Antidementia

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These three lectures briefly cover a diverse array of medications, including responsible use of pain control, the pharmacologic choices to treat ADHD, and our options in the fight against dementia.

Memorable Psychopharmacology 1 & 2: Introduction and Neurotransmitters

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Lectures 1 & 2 lay the groundwork for our study of psychopharmacology by introducing all of the major neurotransmitters.

Memorable Psychopharmacology 4: Antipsychotics

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Antipsychotics are second only to antidepressants in prevalence of use. In contrast to historical norms, they are increasingly being used to treat a wide variety of disorders.

Memorable Psychopharmacology 12: Recreational Hallucinogens

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We conclude our study of recreational drugs by looking at hallucinogens, such as LSD, PCP, and ketamine, as well as the pharmacology behind the ubiquitous marijuana plant.

Memorable Psychopharmacology: Drug-Drug Interactions

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Simplify the often-confusing world of psychotropic drug-drug interactions using mnemonics and visual aids!

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