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Antipsychotics Flowchart - KDT Pharmacology

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What's covered (9 sections):

1. Classification
  • FGA (Typical): Low potency (Chlorpromazine, Thioridazine) vs. High potency (Haloperidol, Fluphenazine, Pimozide)
  • SGA (Atypical): D2/5-HT2 blockers vs. Partial agonists (Aripiprazole, Cariprazine, Brexpiprazole)
  • Chemical classes: Phenothiazines, Butyrophenones, Thioxanthenes
2. Dopamine Pathways - All 4 tracts (Mesolimbic, Mesocortical, Nigrostriatal, Tuberoinfundibular) with clinical implications
3. Mechanism of Action - D2 blockade, D2 + 5-HT2A (SGAs), partial agonism, glutamate hypothesis, clozapine's unique profile
4. Pharmacokinetics - Absorption, distribution, metabolism, depot (LAI) forms
5. Adverse Effects (most detailed section):
  • EPS flowchart with onset timing: Acute dystonia → Akathisia → Parkinsonism → Tardive dyskinesia
  • NMS (FALTER mnemonic) with NMS vs. Serotonin Syndrome comparison
  • Metabolic effects, QTc prolongation, clozapine-specific effects
6. Clinical Uses - Primary indications, non-psychotic uses, treatment algorithm
7. Drug Comparison Table - 10 major drugs compared across EPS, sedation, weight gain, prolactin, QTc
8. Mnemonics - EPS timeline (ADAPT), Clozapine features (CLOZAPINE mnemonic), high-yield exam facts
9. Contraindications & Drug Interactions
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