Elsevier now offers a series of derivative works based on the acclaimed Meylers Side Effect of Drugs, 15th Edition. These individual volumes are grouped by specialty to benefit the practicing physician or health care clinician.
The unwarranted effects of medications used in psychiatry can adversely affect a treatment plan. This book is critical in helping psychiatrists and mental health professionals assess the adverse effects of drugs such as antidepressants, mood stabilizers, hypnosedatives, and antipsychotic drugs.
The material is drawn from the 15th edition of the internationally renowned encyclopedia, Meyler’s Side Effects of Drugs, and the latest volumes in the companion series, Side Effects of Drugs Annuals. Drug names have usually been designated by their recommended or proposed International Non-proprietary Names (rINN or pINN); when those are not available, clinical names have been used. In some cases, brand names have been used.
This volume is critical for any health professional involved in the administration of psychiatric mediations.
The book is divided into six sections:
1. Cover Image 2. Contents 3. Title 4. Copyright 5. Preface 6. ANTIDEPRESSANTS 7. TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS 8. Amineptine 9. Amitriptylinoxide 10. Amoxapine 11. Butriptyline 12. Clomipramine 13. Dibenzepin 14. Dimetacrine 15. Dosulepin 16. Doxepin 17. Imipraminoxide 18. Lofepramine 19. Melitracen 20. Nortriptyline 21. Noxiptiline 22. Trimipramine 23. SELECTIVE SEROTONIN RE-UPTAKE INHIBITORS (SSRIs) 24. Citalopram and escitalopram 25. Fluoxetine 26. Fluvoxamine 27. Paroxetine 28. Sertraline 29. MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS 30. Brofaromine 31. Iprindole 32. Moclobemide 33. Phenelzine 34. Toloxatone 35. Tranylcypromine 36. OTHER ANTIDEPRESSANTS 37. Duloxetine 38. Maprotiline 39. Mianserin 40. Mirtazapine 41. Nefazodone 42. Nomifensine 43. Reboxetine 44. Trazodone 45. Tryptophan 46. Venlafaxine 47. Viloxazine 48. LITHIUM 49. NEUROLEPTIC DRUGS 50. Alimemazine 51. Amisulpride 52. Aripiprazole 53. Chlorpromazine 54. Chlorprothixene 55. Clotiapine 56. Clozapine 57. Droperidol 58. Flupentixol 59. Fluphenazine 60. Haloperidol 61. Loxapine 62. Olanzapine 63. Perphenazine 64. Pimozide 65. Prochlorperazine 66. Quetiapine 67. Risperidone 68. Sertindole 69. Thioridazine 70. Tiapride 71. Tiotixene 72. Ziprasidone 73. Zotepine 74. Zuclopenthixol 75. HYPNOSEDATIVES 76. BENZODIAZEPINES 77. Abecarnil 78. Alprazolam 79. Bentazepam 80. Bromazepam 81. Brotizolam 82. Chlordiazepoxide 83. Clobazam 84. Clonazepam 85. Diazepam 86. Flumazenil 87. Flunitrazepam 88. Lorazepam 89. Lormetazepam 90. Mexazolam 91. Midazolam 92. Nitrazepam 93. Oxazepam 94. Quazepam 95. Temazepam 96. Triazolam 97. NON-BENZODIAZEPINE HYPNOSEDATIVES 98. Buspirone 99. Chloral hydrate 100. Clomethiazole 101. Etifoxine 102. Lesopitron 103. Ritanserin 104. Suriclone 105. Zaleplon 106. Zolpidem 107. Zopiclone 108. DRUGS OF ABUSE 109. AMPHETAMINES 110. CANNABINOIDS 111. COCAINE 112. DEXAMFETAMINE 113. DIAMORPHINE (HEROIN) 114. DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE 115. GAMMAHYDROXYBUTYRATE 116. KHAT 117. LYSERGIDE 118. MESCALINE 119. METAMFETAMINE 120. METHADONE 121. METHYLENEDIOXYMETAMFETAMINE (MDMA, ECSTASY) 122. ORGANIC SOLVENTS 123. PHENCYCLIDINE 124. PSILOCYBIN 125. DRUGS USED IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE 126. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC ADVERSE EFFECTS OF NON-PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS 127. Aciclovir 128. Aldesleukin 129. Amantadine 130. Amiodarone 131. Anagrelide 132. Androgens and anabolic steroids 133. Anticholinergic drugs 134. Anticoagulant proteins 135. Antiepileptic drugs 136. Antihistamines 137. Apomorphine 138. Aprotinin 139. Araliaceae 140. Artificial sweeteners 141. Atropine 142. Azathioprine 143. Azithromycin 144. Baclofen 145. Benzatropine and etybenzatropine 146. Beta-adrenoceptor antagonists 147. Beta-lactamase inhibitors 148. Bisphosphonates 149. Bromocriptine 150. Buflomedil 151. Cabergoline 152. Caffeine 153. Calcium channel blockers 154. Carbamazepine 155. Cardiac glycosides 156. Celastraceae 157. Celecoxib 158. Cephalosporins 159. Cetirizine 160. Chlorphenamine maleate 161. Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine 162. Cholera vaccine 163. Choline 164. Chromium 165. Cimetidine 166. Ciprofloxacin 167. Cisapride 168. Clarithromycin 169. Clonidine and apraclonidine 170. Clusiaceae 171. Codeine 172. Corticosteroids—glucocorticoids 173. Corticotrophins (corticotropin and tetracosactide) 174. Co-trimoxazole 175. COX-2 inhibitors 176. Cyclobenzaprine 177. Cycloserine 178. Cyproheptadine 179. Dapsone 180. Desloratadine 181. Dextromethorphan 182. Diethyltoluamide 183. Diphenhydramine 184. Disopyramide 185. Disulfiram 186. Donepezil 187. Dopamine receptor agonists 188. Doxazosin 189. Ebastine 190. Efavirenz 191. Enflurane 192. Ephedra, ephedrine, and pseudoephedrine 193. Ergot derivatives 194. Erythromycin 195. Epoetin 196. Estrogens 197. Ethionamide and protionamide 198. Fenfluramine 199. Fentanyl 200. Fexofenadine 201. Fluorouracil 202. Fluoroquinolones 203. Flurotyl 204. Gabapentin 205. Gentamicin 206. Gonadorelin 207. Griseofulvin 208. Halothane 209. HMG coenzyme-A reductase inhibitors 210. HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors 211. Hormonal contraceptives—oral 212. Hormonal contraceptives—progestogen implants 213. Hormone replacement therapy 214. Hyoscine 215. Hypericum perforatum (St John's wort) 216. Insulin 217. Interferon alfa 218. Interferon beta 219. Interferon gamma 220. Interleukin 2 221. Iodinated contrast media 222. Ipratropium bromide 223. Isoflurane 224. Isoniazid 225. Itraconazole 226. Ketamine 227. Ketoconazole 228. Lamotrigine 229. Levamisole 230. Levetiracetam 231. Levocetirizine 232. Levodopa and dopa decarboxylase inhibitors 233. Local anesthetics 234. Lovastatin 235. Macrolide antibiotics 236. Mannitol 237. Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines 238. Meclozine 239. Medroxyprogesterone 240. Mefloquine 241. Melatonin 242. Memantine 243. Mepacrine 244. Mercury and mercurial salts 245. Methadone 246. Methotrexate 247. Methylphenidate 248. Methysergide 249. Metirosine 250. Metoclopramide 251. Metronidazole 252. Miconazole 253. Minocycline 254. Mizolastine 255. Morphine 256. Myristica fragrans (nutmeg) 257. Nalbuphine 258. Nalidixic acid 259. Naloxone 260. Naltrexone 261. Naproxen 262. Nevirapine 263. Nicotine replacement therapy 264. Nitrates, organic 265. Nitrofurantoin 266. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) 267. Norfloxacin 268. Omeprazole 269. Opioid analgesics 270. Oxolamine 271. Oxybutynin 272. Pentagastrin 273. Pentamidine 274. Pentazocine 275. Pentoxifylline 276. Phenobarbital 277. Phenoxybenzamine 278. Phentermine 279. Phenylbutazone 280. Phenylpropanolamine (norephedrine) 281. Phenytoin and fosphenytoin 282. Pramipexole 283. Primaquine 284. Procainamide 285. Progesterone 286. Prolintane 287. Propofol 288. Quinapril 289. Ranitidine 290. Remifentanil 291. Reserpine 292. Rivastigmine 293. Saquinavir 294. Sevoflurane 295. Silver salts and derivatives 296. Simvastatin 297. Sulfonamides 298. Sulindac 299. Sultiame 300. Tacrolimus 301. Tetrachloroethylene 302. Thalidomide 303. Theophylline 304. Thyroid hormones 305. Tiagabine 306. Timolol 307. Tobramycin 308. Tolterodine 309. Topiramate 310. Tramadol 311. Trifluoromethane 312. Trihexyphenidyl 313. Trimethoprim and co-trimoxazole 314. Triptorelin 315. Tumor necrosis factor alfa 316. Valaciclovir 317. Valproic acid 318. Valsartan 319. Vigabatrin 320. Vincamine 321. Vitamin A: Carotenoids 322. Vitamin A: Retinoids 323. Voriconazole 324. Xenon 325. Yohimbine 326. Zonisamide 327. Index of drug names
Elsevier now offers a series of derivative works based on the acclaimed Meylers Side Effect of Drugs, 15th Edition. These individual volumes are grouped by specialty to benefit the practicing physician or health care clinician.
The unwarranted effects of medications used in psychiatry can adversely affect a treatment plan. This book is critical in helping psychiatrists and mental health professionals assess the adverse effects of drugs such as antidepressants, mood stabilizers, hypnosedatives, and antipsychotic drugs.
The material is drawn from the 15th edition of the internationally renowned encyclopedia, Meyler’s Side Effects of Drugs, and the latest volumes in the companion series, Side Effects of Drugs Annuals. Drug names have usually been designated by their recommended or proposed International Non-proprietary Names (rINN or pINN); when those are not available, clinical names have been used. In some cases, brand names have been used.
This volume is critical for any health professional involved in the administration of psychiatric mediations.
The book is divided into six sections:
1. Cover Image 2. Contents 3. Title 4. Copyright 5. Preface 6. ANTIDEPRESSANTS 7. TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS 8. Amineptine 9. Amitriptylinoxide 10. Amoxapine 11. Butriptyline 12. Clomipramine 13. Dibenzepin 14. Dimetacrine 15. Dosulepin 16. Doxepin 17. Imipraminoxide 18. Lofepramine 19. Melitracen 20. Nortriptyline 21. Noxiptiline 22. Trimipramine 23. SELECTIVE SEROTONIN RE-UPTAKE INHIBITORS (SSRIs) 24. Citalopram and escitalopram 25. Fluoxetine 26. Fluvoxamine 27. Paroxetine 28. Sertraline 29. MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITORS 30. Brofaromine 31. Iprindole 32. Moclobemide 33. Phenelzine 34. Toloxatone 35. Tranylcypromine 36. OTHER ANTIDEPRESSANTS 37. Duloxetine 38. Maprotiline 39. Mianserin 40. Mirtazapine 41. Nefazodone 42. Nomifensine 43. Reboxetine 44. Trazodone 45. Tryptophan 46. Venlafaxine 47. Viloxazine 48. LITHIUM 49. NEUROLEPTIC DRUGS 50. Alimemazine 51. Amisulpride 52. Aripiprazole 53. Chlorpromazine 54. Chlorprothixene 55. Clotiapine 56. Clozapine 57. Droperidol 58. Flupentixol 59. Fluphenazine 60. Haloperidol 61. Loxapine 62. Olanzapine 63. Perphenazine 64. Pimozide 65. Prochlorperazine 66. Quetiapine 67. Risperidone 68. Sertindole 69. Thioridazine 70. Tiapride 71. Tiotixene 72. Ziprasidone 73. Zotepine 74. Zuclopenthixol 75. HYPNOSEDATIVES 76. BENZODIAZEPINES 77. Abecarnil 78. Alprazolam 79. Bentazepam 80. Bromazepam 81. Brotizolam 82. Chlordiazepoxide 83. Clobazam 84. Clonazepam 85. Diazepam 86. Flumazenil 87. Flunitrazepam 88. Lorazepam 89. Lormetazepam 90. Mexazolam 91. Midazolam 92. Nitrazepam 93. Oxazepam 94. Quazepam 95. Temazepam 96. Triazolam 97. NON-BENZODIAZEPINE HYPNOSEDATIVES 98. Buspirone 99. Chloral hydrate 100. Clomethiazole 101. Etifoxine 102. Lesopitron 103. Ritanserin 104. Suriclone 105. Zaleplon 106. Zolpidem 107. Zopiclone 108. DRUGS OF ABUSE 109. AMPHETAMINES 110. CANNABINOIDS 111. COCAINE 112. DEXAMFETAMINE 113. DIAMORPHINE (HEROIN) 114. DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE 115. GAMMAHYDROXYBUTYRATE 116. KHAT 117. LYSERGIDE 118. MESCALINE 119. METAMFETAMINE 120. METHADONE 121. METHYLENEDIOXYMETAMFETAMINE (MDMA, ECSTASY) 122. ORGANIC SOLVENTS 123. PHENCYCLIDINE 124. PSILOCYBIN 125. DRUGS USED IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE 126. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC ADVERSE EFFECTS OF NON-PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS 127. Aciclovir 128. Aldesleukin 129. Amantadine 130. Amiodarone 131. Anagrelide 132. Androgens and anabolic steroids 133. Anticholinergic drugs 134. Anticoagulant proteins 135. Antiepileptic drugs 136. Antihistamines 137. Apomorphine 138. Aprotinin 139. Araliaceae 140. Artificial sweeteners 141. Atropine 142. Azathioprine 143. Azithromycin 144. Baclofen 145. Benzatropine and etybenzatropine 146. Beta-adrenoceptor antagonists 147. Beta-lactamase inhibitors 148. Bisphosphonates 149. Bromocriptine 150. Buflomedil 151. Cabergoline 152. Caffeine 153. Calcium channel blockers 154. Carbamazepine 155. Cardiac glycosides 156. Celastraceae 157. Celecoxib 158. Cephalosporins 159. Cetirizine 160. Chlorphenamine maleate 161. Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine 162. Cholera vaccine 163. Choline 164. Chromium 165. Cimetidine 166. Ciprofloxacin 167. Cisapride 168. Clarithromycin 169. Clonidine and apraclonidine 170. Clusiaceae 171. Codeine 172. Corticosteroids—glucocorticoids 173. Corticotrophins (corticotropin and tetracosactide) 174. Co-trimoxazole 175. COX-2 inhibitors 176. Cyclobenzaprine 177. Cycloserine 178. Cyproheptadine 179. Dapsone 180. Desloratadine 181. Dextromethorphan 182. Diethyltoluamide 183. Diphenhydramine 184. Disopyramide 185. Disulfiram 186. Donepezil 187. Dopamine receptor agonists 188. Doxazosin 189. Ebastine 190. Efavirenz 191. Enflurane 192. Ephedra, ephedrine, and pseudoephedrine 193. Ergot derivatives 194. Erythromycin 195. Epoetin 196. Estrogens 197. Ethionamide and protionamide 198. Fenfluramine 199. Fentanyl 200. Fexofenadine 201. Fluorouracil 202. Fluoroquinolones 203. Flurotyl 204. Gabapentin 205. Gentamicin 206. Gonadorelin 207. Griseofulvin 208. Halothane 209. HMG coenzyme-A reductase inhibitors 210. HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors 211. Hormonal contraceptives—oral 212. Hormonal contraceptives—progestogen implants 213. Hormone replacement therapy 214. Hyoscine 215. Hypericum perforatum (St John's wort) 216. Insulin 217. Interferon alfa 218. Interferon beta 219. Interferon gamma 220. Interleukin 2 221. Iodinated contrast media 222. Ipratropium bromide 223. Isoflurane 224. Isoniazid 225. Itraconazole 226. Ketamine 227. Ketoconazole 228. Lamotrigine 229. Levamisole 230. Levetiracetam 231. Levocetirizine 232. Levodopa and dopa decarboxylase inhibitors 233. Local anesthetics 234. Lovastatin 235. Macrolide antibiotics 236. Mannitol 237. Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines 238. Meclozine 239. Medroxyprogesterone 240. Mefloquine 241. Melatonin 242. Memantine 243. Mepacrine 244. Mercury and mercurial salts 245. Methadone 246. Methotrexate 247. Methylphenidate 248. Methysergide 249. Metirosine 250. Metoclopramide 251. Metronidazole 252. Miconazole 253. Minocycline 254. Mizolastine 255. Morphine 256. Myristica fragrans (nutmeg) 257. Nalbuphine 258. Nalidixic acid 259. Naloxone 260. Naltrexone 261. Naproxen 262. Nevirapine 263. Nicotine replacement therapy 264. Nitrates, organic 265. Nitrofurantoin 266. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) 267. Norfloxacin 268. Omeprazole 269. Opioid analgesics 270. Oxolamine 271. Oxybutynin 272. Pentagastrin 273. Pentamidine 274. Pentazocine 275. Pentoxifylline 276. Phenobarbital 277. Phenoxybenzamine 278. Phentermine 279. Phenylbutazone 280. Phenylpropanolamine (norephedrine) 281. Phenytoin and fosphenytoin 282. Pramipexole 283. Primaquine 284. Procainamide 285. Progesterone 286. Prolintane 287. Propofol 288. Quinapril 289. Ranitidine 290. Remifentanil 291. Reserpine 292. Rivastigmine 293. Saquinavir 294. Sevoflurane 295. Silver salts and derivatives 296. Simvastatin 297. Sulfonamides 298. Sulindac 299. Sultiame 300. Tacrolimus 301. Tetrachloroethylene 302. Thalidomide 303. Theophylline 304. Thyroid hormones 305. Tiagabine 306. Timolol 307. Tobramycin 308. Tolterodine 309. Topiramate 310. Tramadol 311. Trifluoromethane 312. Trihexyphenidyl 313. Trimethoprim and co-trimoxazole 314. Triptorelin 315. Tumor necrosis factor alfa 316. Valaciclovir 317. Valproic acid 318. Valsartan 319. Vigabatrin 320. Vincamine 321. Vitamin A: Carotenoids 322. Vitamin A: Retinoids 323. Voriconazole 324. Xenon 325. Yohimbine 326. Zonisamide 327. Index of drug names
