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Meds: Mood Stabilizer / antiepileptic drugs

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mood stabilizing meds / carbamazepine, valproic acid, lamotrigine   treatment & prevention of relapse of mania & depressive episodes.  
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Cabamazepine complications (1)   CNS effects: nystagmus, double vision, vertigo, staggering gait, headache (subside in a few weeks). RN cons: low doses initially, then increase dosage. avoid driving & other activities that require alertness @ beginning of treatment. adm. @ bedtime.  
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carbamazepine complications (2)   blood dyscrasias, teratogenesis, hypo-osmolality, skin disorders; report Stevens-Johnson syndrome, hepatotoxicity don't give to children less than 2 years old,  
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carbamazepine interactions   concurrent w/oral contraceptives, warfarin decrease the effects of these meds. use alternate form of birth contl. grapefruit juice increases carbamazepine levels. avoid grapefruit juice. phenytoin & phenobarbital decrease the effects of carbamazepine.  
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carbamazepine contraindications/precautions   bonemarrow suppression or bleeding disorders  
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Lamotrigine complications   double or blurred vision, dizziness, headache, n/v, skin rashes include stevens-johnson syndrome - withhold med, & notify HCP  
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valproic acid complications   GI effects, hepatotoxicity, pancreatitis d/c med, thrombocytopenia - notify HCP teratogenesis, weight gain  
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