Second-Generation Antipsychotic Drugs Appear to Increase Patients' Vulnerability to ​

question 217

Multiple Choice

Second-generation antipsychotic drugs appear to increase patients' vulnerability to ​

• A)diabetes and cardiovascular problems.
• B)tardive dyskinesia.
• C)depression.
• D)insomnia and hyperactivity.

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Definitions:

Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors

A class of drugs used primarily to treat hypertension and congestive heart failure by relaxing blood vessels.

Decreased Response

A reduction in the effectiveness or intensity of a reaction or behavior typically observed in biological, chemical, or social processes.

Safe Range

The interval within which a particular parameter (such as medication dosage, temperature, etc.) is deemed effective and not harmful.

Ordered Medication

Prescription drugs or treatments that a healthcare provider has formally prescribed to a patient.