Antipsychotics Crossword Puzzle

Download and print this Antipsychotics crossword puzzle. Use a pencil or pen to complete the puzzle by filling in the blanks. The completed answers are included, so you can easily check your progress.

PDF will include puzzle sheet and the answer key.

ZIPRASIDONE : Fast acting atypical antipsychotic often given prn for agitation
LURASIDONE : Atypical antipsychotic with high incidence of metabolic syndrome
DIPHENHYDRAMINE : Antihistamine drug used to treat/prevent EPS
TARDIVE DYSKINESIA : Antipsychotic AE that causes bizarre facial and tongue movements including blinking, lip smacking, difficulty swallowing, and stiff neck
AKATHISIA : Restlessness, side effect of antipsychotics
ARIPIPRAZOLE : Dopamine system stabilizer used for psychosis and depression
RISPERIDONE : Atypical antipsychotic notable for causing increased prolactin levels
OCULOGYRIC CRISIS : Seen in conjuction with EPS, causes prolonged and involuntary upward eye movement
HALOPERIDOL : Antipsychotic with shortest half life and highest incidence of EPS
CLOZAPINE : Atypical antipsychotic notable for causing agranulocytosis
ANTICHOLINERGIC : Category of adverse effects of antipsychotic drugs which include dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation, and urinary retention
BENZTROPINE : Anticholinergic drug used to treat/prevent EPS
FLUPHENAZINE : Typical antipsychotic that can be given as an injection that lasts 3-4 weeks

Edit Print PDF - Letter PDF - A4

Related puzzles:

More Health / Fitness Crossword Puzzles

Skin Conditions & Disorders
Medical Terminology
Heavy Metal Toxicity
Antibiotic Classes
Coronary Artery Disease

Browse all Health / Fitness Puzzles

QUESTIONS LIST:

ziprasidone : fast acting atypical antipsychotic often given prn for agitation
lurasidone : atypical antipsychotic with high incidence of metabolic syndrome
diphenhydramine : antihistamine drug used to treat/prevent eps
tardive dyskinesia : antipsychotic ae that causes bizarre facial and tongue movements including blinking, lip smacking, difficulty swallowing, and stiff neck
akathisia : restlessness, side effect of antipsychotics
aripiprazole : dopamine system stabilizer used for psychosis and depression
risperidone : atypical antipsychotic notable for causing increased prolactin levels
oculogyric crisis : seen in conjuction with eps, causes prolonged and involuntary upward eye movement
haloperidol : antipsychotic with shortest half life and highest incidence of eps
clozapine : atypical antipsychotic notable for causing agranulocytosis
anticholinergic : category of adverse effects of antipsychotic drugs which include dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation, and urinary retention
benztropine : anticholinergic drug used to treat/prevent eps
fluphenazine : typical antipsychotic that can be given as an injection that lasts 3-4 weeks