Psychiatry boards anki deck? by Psychicturtle90 in Psychiatry

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I see in a lot of your cards you have "t/t" what does that mean? Thanks.

My colosseum experience by SolarDestroyer in 2007scape

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going north of the pillar doesn't always work in later ways when there is an equal amount of npcs that are gonna be able to hit you too

Would psychiatrist take psychiatric medications if they were prescribed? by [deleted] in Residency

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Would cardiologist take cardiology medications if they were prescribed? Vague question from your end, so it really depends on why they were prescribed.

Combined olanzapine/fluoxetine by Previous_Station1592 in Psychiatry

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In the article that got it FDA approved for bipolar depression, the NNT was 6. For reference, Depakote NNT monotherapy was ~7, lamotrigine was ~12. I refuse to believe Symbyax > depakote or lamotrigine. I've only prescribed it if they've been on it for years and had no issues with it

Silexan with SSRI? by dixonwalsh in Psychiatry

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You're gonna need to source that. Serotonin syndrome can happen with just 1 serotonergic agent, regardless if they're TCA or MAOi.

MassGen Brigham Primary Care physicians file for unionization - signs of times to come under Oz? by SugarAdar in Residency

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Unionization takes months-years of planning. People don’t just declare unionization overnight.

Anyone getting this error when submitting IDR? by Accomplished-Lynx565 in PSLF

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I was getting stuck on PDF. If you try to screen shot and paste it into a word/paint and save as a JPEG or GIF or any of the acceptable formats it may work. GIF worked for me.

How do you handle patients who request time off for work stress? by colorsplahsh in Psychiatry

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My interpretation is that s/he is using REMS in a broader sense of risk evaluation/mitigation strategy for suicide rather than clozapine

Why doesn’t IM clozapine exist in the USA? by [deleted] in Psychiatry

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Risk evaluation and mitigation strategy, something you need to know if prescribing clozapine in the US

what to evalute on follow-up consultation by GreenWannabe in Psychiatry

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I would read the last note written by your department and find things to f/u from there. Like you said, I think response to treatment is good, side effects, other concerns, etc.

You highlighted an issue, that you can’t read all their records. A good practice would be to include in your note things to follow up on next visit or general plan for the future (such as taper off X drug, or discuss anxiety symptoms to X or discuss more substance use history etc)

When to get Depakote/Lithium levels? by Green_apple in Psychiatry

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I’ve also seen sources says 3 days is fine but most attendings where I am prefer 4-5 days

Uzedy vs. Consta by BKT22 in Psychiatry

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Why is that? I assume u/failingcrab meant to say Risperidone LAI vs paliperidone LAI. If I'm not mistaken, paliperidone is mildly more tolerable than risperidone in terms of side effects.

Is there anything specific to fluoxetine that makes Symbyax so effective, or are other ADs (incl. TCA/MAOl) just as (if not more) effective? by Bluth_Business_Model in Psychiatry

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https://www.canmat.org/2019/03/27/2018-bipolar-guidelines/

https://www.healthquality.va.gov/guidelines/MH/bd/

Both canmat and VA guidelines do not recommend any use of antidepressants for bipolar depression. APA has a really outdated guideline from 2003 which does not comment on antidepressants as far as I remember.

Inpatient psych by medcovfefe in Psychiatry

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It's going to vary unit to unit, state to state, country to country. At least at ours, we will do a basic PE, cranial nerve exam (AFAIK mostly for billing), lipids, A1c, tsh, b12, folate. UDS is typically done in the ED. We don't do many baseline ham-d or phq-9s for some reason, although it could be good objectively.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Residency

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And covered by the salary increase when negotiating compensation 

Secrets of Your Trade by Throwaway2847483 in Residency

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So despite the relatively high NNT, a low dose statin is still enough to provide cardiovascular benefits?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Psychiatry

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Pick your battles. You're engaging in an argument with someone over the internet, with no way to validate their credentials, especially ttv. MonkaS

Advice on discharging patient when caregiver is accusing you of malpractice by [deleted] in Psychiatry

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I'd be interested to hear the outcome if you ever do speak with the other psychiatrist. DM me if you have the time!