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TTC Indication70-101

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amitriptyline depression, used in children for bedwetting
aripiprazole schizophrenia, bipolar
benztropine extrapyramidal (nerve transmission), parkinsonism
bupropion depression, (Zyban, smoking cessation)
buspirone anxiety
carbamazepine seizures, bipolar,neuralgia (nerve) pain
citalopram depression, OCD, (ideal for patients who are required to take a # of prescriptions concurrently
divalproex seizures, bipolar, migraine
donepezil dementia
doxepin depression, anxiety, (Zonalon, atopic eczema)
duloxetine depression, neuropathic pain, anxiety
escitalopram depression
eszopiclone insomnia
fluoxetine depression, OCD, bulemia, panic disordersSarafem-premenstrual disphoric disorder
hydroxyzine-Atarax anxiety, sedative, panic in elderly patients, tardive dyskensia, nausea, vomiting
hydroxyzine pamoate-Vistaril anxiety, itching, pre-op,panic disorders, nausea, vomiting, sedative
Lithium bipolar
meclizine vertigo, motion sickness, nausea
memantine dementia
mirtazapine depression
nortriptyline depression, ADD
olanzapine psychotic disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar
paroxetine depression, OCD, panic, social anxiety, PMDD
phenobarbital sedation, sleep, seizures, hypnosis
quitiapine schizophrenia, bipolar
risperidone schizophrenia, bipolar, dementia, autism
sertraline depression, OCD, panic, social anxiety, PTSD, PMDD
topiramate seizures, migraine, alcohol addiction
trazodone depression
venlafaxine depression, anxiety
ziprasidone schizophrenia, bipolar
zolpidem insomnia
alprazolam anxiety & panic disorders
clonazepam seizures
diazepam anxiety, alcohol withdraw, skeletal muscle spasm, convusive disorders, pre-op apprehension & anxiety, endoscopy procedures, drug of choice for status epilepticus
lorazepam anxiety, insomnia, preanesthetic, sedation, status epilepticus
prochlorperazine psychotic disorders, severe nausea & vomiting
propranolol hypertension, arrythmias, angina, migraine, MI, hypertrophic subaortic stenosis, pheochromocytoma, pre-op for surgery
temazepam insomnia
Created by: Meggen Cox
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