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Paranoid schizo… which drug to prevent future hospitalization?
BCE?

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  #2

non-compliant schizophrenic--> fluphenazine injection

answer B

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  #3

in incompliant pts its either Haloperidol or fluphenazine depot ( decanoate form)

haloperidol is given every 4 weeks while Fluphenazine every 2 weeks

so haliperidol is first.....

2nd thing the fluphenazine in the ans is hydrochloride not DECANOATE so its not a depot!!!! while haloperidol is decanoate so its the ans

Haloperidol deacanoate


  #4

totally agree w/ cirus

(B) Haldol decanoate is the depot form is DOC for this non-compliant pt to prevent future hospitalization!nod

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  #5

I am with cirus too

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  #6

cirus wrote:
in incompliant pts its either Haloperidol or fluphenazine depot ( decanoate form)

haloperidol is given every 4 weeks while Fluphenazine every 2 weeks

so haliperidol is first.....

2nd thing the fluphenazine in the ans is hydrochloride not DECANOATE so its not a depot!!!! while haloperidol is decanoate so its the ans

Haloperidol deacanoate


Good info. Thanks! smiling face

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  #7

Good Job Cirus. Totally Agree with you.

  #8

Thanks cirus, Good job!

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