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Key interactions of SSRI

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NSAIDS-> increased bleeding risk
Grapefruit juice-> increased sertraline levels
St John Wort-> increased serotonin syndrome risk
Tamoxifen -> Fluoxetine/Paroxetine may reduce levels
Lithium-> Increased QT prolongation

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SV X meropenems

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⚠️ Key Clinical Point:
Meropenem reduces sodium valproate levels, potentially leading to loss of seizure control.
This interaction is significant and rapid, and concurrent use is generally avoided.

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What should be monitored in rivastaigimine use

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Body weight

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Rivastigimine and dehydration

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Stop if occurs

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Memantine interactions

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Levodopa - Enhances effect
Amantadine- Increased risk of CNS TOXICITY

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6
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3 conditions to avoid haloperidol in

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Parkinsons
Lewy body dementia
QT prolonging

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Drugs that lower the seizure threshold

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Tramadol
Mefloquine
Bupropion
Penicillin
Theophylline
Clozapine
Quinolones

The mighty brain produces tremors, convulsions quickly

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When are carbamazepine range measured after

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After 1-2 weeks

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