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정신 약물 기록(정형/비정형 항정신병 약물, 항조증 약물, 항불안제, 항우울제)

"정신 약물 기록(정형/비정형 항정신병 약물, 항조증 약물, 항불안제, 항우울제)"에 대한 내용입니다.
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최초등록일 2023.05.04 최종저작일 2022.10
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정신 약물 기록(정형/비정형 항정신병 약물, 항조증 약물, 항불안제, 항우울제)
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    "정신 약물 기록(정형/비정형 항정신병 약물, 항조증 약물, 항불안제, 항우울제)"에 대한 내용입니다.

    목차

    1. 작용기전 및 약물효과
    2. 부작용
    3. 간호중재

    본문내용

    작용기전 및 약물효과
    (1) 작용기전
    도파민과 세로토닌 수용체를 모두 차단하여 음성증상에 효과가 있다.
    (2) 약물효과
    - 정신분열병
    - 양극성장애 : 양극성장애 1형과 관련된 조증 및 혼재삽화의 치료, 올란자핀 투여로 조증삽화에 반응을 보인 환자들에 있어서 양극성 장애의 재발방지, 양극성장애 1형과 관련된 우울삽화의 급성 치료

    부작용
    과민반응, 체중증가, 식욕증가, 혈당수치 상승, 말초부종, 콜레스테롤 수치 상승, 당뇨
    - 졸음, 현기증, 알츠하이머 질환이 있는 환자에서 비정상적인 보행, 불면증, 우울증
    - 기립성 저혈압
    - 변비와 구갈을 포함한 경증이고 일시적인 항콜린성 효과, 소화불량, 구토, 타액분비 증가
    - 비염, 기침증가, 인두염, 호흡곤란
    - 발한, 발진
    - 부력증, 발열, 요통, 흉통, 치통 및 독감증후군, 피로

    간호중재
    - 약이 부서지기 쉬우므로 겉포장에서 꺼내어 블리스터 뒤쪽의 금속박막을 벗겨서 개봉한다.
    - 개봉시 금속박막을 통해 정제를 누르지 않는다.

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