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She couldn’t eat, she couldn’t sleep. She was so upset that she felt sick to her stomach all the time, causing horrible diarrhea. She was very confused about why her boyfriend would leave her, but he truth was, her boyfriend left because of her [low libido](low libido...it)[...it](low libido...it) seems she always“had a headache.” She wanted to please her boyfriend, but every time she thought about sex she got nervous, felt dizzy and broke out into a sweat. Her hands would shake so bad that she couldn’t even hold a glass of water and [take a drink...talk](take a drink...talk) about having a dry mouth!  \nAntidepressants Traditional (TCAs/QCAs-Tricyclic and Quatracyclic antidepressants)  \n• These end in tyline or amine except Amoxapine, Doxepine and Maprotiline. You just have to remember those 3. There are no other drugs in other groups that end with‘tyline’or‘amine’(EXCEPT diphenhydramine/Benadryl) .  \n• Side Affects  \n• Narrow therapeutic window and an overdose can kill you!!!  \n• If someone is suicidal, the doc will only prescribe a few days or a weeks worth of these ata time to prevent an overdose!  \n• Grand mal seizure and hyperthermia (cooks the brain) .  \n• Potential for: decrease in libido, decrease in all blood cell production, changes in HR and rhythm, constipation, difficulty in urinating, orthostatic dizziness, weight gain, muscle twitches  \n• Goofy Side Effects Story for Typical Antidepressants  \n• A very traditional man became depressed when his dog B.C. ran away. He ran through the neighborhood, and worked up quite a sweat. His heart raced, and as he searched for his dog, he realized that for the first time in years he wasn’t thinking about sex. This realization stopped him dead in his tracks, and his heart slowed. As he stood there, mouth dry and muscles twitching from the exertion, he saw B.C. trying to urinate on a fat lady’s lawn. He ran to his dog and scooped him up, dizzy with happiness. He danced around theyard with graceful rhythm, until he stepped in a pile of dog poo.“BC”, he exclaimed.“I thought you were constipated!”He flailed around the yard trying to get the poo off his shoe as the fat lady watched from her window. She was convinced the traditional man who was flailing about on the lawn was having a seizure or a stroke.  \n*B.C. = blood cells (decrease in white and red blood cell production)  \nPsychopharmacology Study Guide  \nMAOIs (Monoamine oxidase inhibitors)  \n• Marplan, Nardil, Parnate. They sound like alien names to me and that is how I remembered them.  \n• Side Affects  \n• Lots of drug and food interactions!!!   \n• Avoid food and drugs containing Tryptophan or Tyramine. These substances can lead to malignant hypertension.  \n• Don’t eat or drink anything that you would if you were on a fancy vacation! Wine, beer, aged cheese, chicken liver, chocolate, bananas, soy sauce, meat tenderizers, salami, bologna, pickled fish or caffeine.  \n• Side Effects Goofiness  \n• My plan is to not die at the party where they serve fancy food.  \n•my plan = Marplan  \n•not die = Nardil  \n•party = Parnate  \nANXIOLYTICS  \nBenzodiazepines  \n• Most of these end with “am”.  \n• Librium (Chlordiazepoxide) doesn’t, and is used to “liberate” alcoholics ","cbCaihOey0lIyXVB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihOey0lIyXVB","pdf",122463,"English","# Antidepressants\n## Atypical antidepressants\n## Traditional antidepressants\n## MAOIs\n# Anxiolytics\n## Benzodiazepines\n## Nonbenzodiazepines\n## Atypical anxiolytics\n## Other anxiolytics","[{\"question\":\"What are the main categories of antidepressants covered in the guide?\",\"answer\":\"The guide divides antidepressants into atypical (including SSRIs and other reuptake inhibitors) and traditional (TCA/QCA) groups, and also includes MAOIs as a separate class.\"},{\"question\":\"What dietary restrictions are emphasized for MAOIs?\",\"answer\":\"MAOIs require avoiding foods and drugs containing tryptophan or tyramine, and the guide lists examples such as wine, beer, aged cheese, chocolate, bananas, soy sauce, and caffeine, to prevent dangerous hypertension.\"},{\"question\":\"What safety concerns does the guide highlight for benzodiazepines?\",\"answer\":\"It stresses dependence risk and warns that stopping abruptly can increase anxiety, headaches, and appetite loss, with seizures in extreme cases. It also advises against combining them with alcohol.\"}]","Psychopharmacology Study Guide - Antidepressants | PDF",1791948293]