biological therapies

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AS - Level psychology (A2 chapter 8 - Schizophrenia ) Flashcards on biological therapies , created by Daisy U on 05/01/2017.
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name the 2 types of antipsychotics typical atypical
what are typical antipsychotics they are newer such as chlorpromazine dopamine antagonists reduce hallucinations and calm people
what are atypical antipsychotics older such as clozapine did cause blood conditions - now have blood tests dopamine, serotonin, glutamate reduce depression and suicidal thoughts
name another atypical antipsychotic risperidone as effective as clozapine but less side effects
evaluation biological therapies - evidence for effectiveness Thornley 13 trials, 1121 people testes chlorpromazine vs placebo 512 people lower relapse when on drug Meltzer found clozapine 30-50% more effective than anything else
evaluation biological therapies - side effects which type of drug and what are they typical = dizzy, sleepy, weight gain, long term = involuntary facial movements, can be fatal
evaluation biological therapies - dopamine hypothesis are levels of dopamine too high or low if they are low the drugs are antagonists and why do they work
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