Comparison chart of Antipsychotics

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Comparison chart of Antipsychotics
First Generation       Side Effects (L=Low, M=Moderate, H=High) 
Generic NameTrade NameRoute(s) of AdministrationLAI(Long acting injectable) option (with starting dose in mgStarting Dose(mg /day)Half Life In hoursIndications (s/sx & diagnosis) Signs/ symptoms and diagnosisMOA (neurotransmitter effects)EPSHyperlipidemiaT2DMWeight GainCognitive IssueOther SE (side effects)Costs
ChlorpromazineThorazinePO 100mg30hrsSchizophrenia, bipolar disorder and hyperactivityAn antagonist that prevent dopamine from accessing the receptor thus blocking signal transmission.LMLHLSkin discoloration, Eye vision changes10mg (100): $20.79; 25mg (100): $27.03; 50mg (100): $38.24
FluphenazineProlixinIMYes, 12.52mg17-112daysSchizophrenia, psychotic disorders, Tourette syndromeFluphenazine is an antagonist that blocks postsynaptic dopamine D1a receptors and D2 receptors in the limbic, contical system and basal gangliaHMHHHJoint pain, seizures1mg (90): $17.99; 2.5mg (60): $15.99; 5mg (60): $18.99; 10mg (60): $24.99  
PerphenazineTrilafonPO, IM/IV 10mg9-12hrsSchizophreniaPerphenazine is a dopamine antagonist and a phenothiazine derivative that blocks post synaptic D2 receptors in the mesolimbic and medullary chemoreceptor trigger zone leading to prevention of excessive dopamine in the brain.HLLHMDizziness and light headedness2mg (60): $51.99; 4mg (60): $69.99; 8mg (60): $76.99; 16mg (60): $107.99
TrifluoperazineStelazinePO , IM 5mg22hrsGeneralized nonpsychotic anxietyTrifluoperazine is a dopamine antagonist and a phenothiazine derivative of phenothiazine with antipsychotic and antiemetic activities. It blocks central dopamine receptors to prevent effects like delusions and hallucinations that result from excesive dopamine Acts as a calmodulin inhibitor causing cystolic calicium elevation.HLMHMSevere muscle spasms, Mask like expression of the face2mg (60): $36.99; 5mg (60): $35.99; 10mg (60): $55.99
Thioridazine -Comparison chart of AntipsychoticsMellariPO 100mg21-24hrsSchizophreniaThioridazine blocks DA-2 receptors within the mesolimbic pathway decreasing positive symptomsLLHLLVision changes or loss Jerking movements while walking10mg (90): $23.99; 25mg (90): $28.99; 50mg (90): $35.99; 100mg (90): $34.99
HaloperidolHaldolPO, IMYes, 503mg21-24hrsSevere childhood behavioral problems, HyperactivityHaloperido exerts its antipsychotic action by blocking the brains dopamine D2 receptorsHLLMLErectile dysfunction Muscle twitching, uncontrollable shaking0.5mg (90): $16.99; 1mg (90): $19.99; 2mg (90): $20.99; 5mg (90): $25.99;
ThiothixeneNavanePO 4mg24hrs Decreases dopamine activity causing decreased stimulation of psychotic effects by blocking post synaptic dopamine receptors in the mesolimbic system and medullary chemoreceptor trigger zone.HLLLHSevere muscle spasms Trouble when swallowing1mg (90): $22.99; 2mg (90): $29.69; 5mg (90): $37.99
LoxapineLoxitanePO 10mg4-7.61hrsSchizophreniaLoxapine efficacy is  believed to be mediated by high- affinity antagonism of postsynaptic D2 receptors and serotonin 5-HT2A receptorsMLMHHDepression Suicidal ideation5mg (30): $28.99; 50mg (30): $39.99
Pimozide -Comparison chart of AntipsychoticsOrapPO 2mg55-150hrsSchizophrenia Tourette syndromeSelectively inhibits type 2 dopaminergic receptors in the CNS. This decreases dopamine neurotransmission and diminishes the occurrence of motor and vocal tics. It also antagonizes alpha-adrenergic and 5-HT2 receptorsHLLLHMask-like face expression, eyes rolling up1mg (60): $85.99; 2mg (60): $109.99
MolindoneMobanPO 10mg1.5 hrsSchizophreniaThought to exert its effect by blocking dopamine receptors most likely D2 and D3 that are found in the reticular activating and limbic systems thus lowering excess dopamine in the brain.MLLLLMay cause tardive dyskinesia, unusual uncontrolled movementsaround $99.35, 74% off the average retail price of $382.42
ZuclopenthixolClopixolIMYes,10025mg24hrsSchizophrenia and other psychosesZuclopenthixol is an antagonist at D1 and D2 dopamine receptors.It also has a high affinity for alpha 1-adrenergic and 5-HT2 receptorsHMHHMFast heartbeat, stomach upsets200mg/mL $0.54 to 2.18
Second Generation              
AripiprazoleAbilifyPOYes  300-400mg IM every 4 weeks10-15 mg/d75-146 hoursSchizophrenia Bipolar 1 disorder Partial against at D2 receptors. Lowers dopaminergic neurotransmission in the mesolimbic pathwayLMLLLSeizures suicidal ideationOral tablet 5mg is about $12 for 30 tablets
Clozapine -Comparison chart of AntipsychoticsClorazilPO 25 mg6-26 hoursSchizoaffective disorder partially or fully resistant to treatment with other antipsychotic drugsBlocks 5-HT2A / 5-HT2c serotonin receptors and the D1-4 dopamine receptorsClinically  insignificantLMMLSeizures leukopeniaOral tablet 100mg is about $88 for 100 tablets
OlanzapineZyprexaPOYes 150-405 mg every 2 or 4 weeks5-10 mg/d31-52 hoursSChizophreniaMOA of Olanzapine is unknown but it is believed  its efficacy in schizophrenia is mediated through a antagonism of both dopamine and serotonin type 2((5HT2)- Comparison chart of AntipsychoticsLMHHMAcute haemorrhagic pancrealitis, status epilipticusOral tablet 15 mg is about $14 for a supply of 30 tablets
QuetiapineSeroquelPO 25mg/d7-12 hoursMania episodes, depressive episodesThought to involve rapid dissociation  from D2 receptorsLLMMLAnaphylaxis, seizures, suicidal ideationOral tablet 25mg is about $190 is approximately $190 for a supply of 30 tablets
RisperodoneRisperdalPOYes 12.5 -1550 mg every 2 weeks1mg twice daily3-20 hoursSchizophrenia and long term treatment of bipolar 1 disorder  The dopamine theory of schizophrenia contends that risperidone’s MOA most likely involves a decrease in the dopaminergic transmission in the mesolimbic pathwayLLLLLHypothermia, neutropeniaOral tablet 1mg is about $17 for 30 tablets
ZiprasidoneGeodonPO 20 mg twice daily2-5 hoursAcute agitation in schizophreniaFunctioned as an agonist at the 5HT1A receptor and as an antagonist at the D2, 5HT2A and 5HT1D receptors. It inhibits synaptic reuptake of serotonin and norepinephrine.LLHHLBone marrow suppression, priapismOral capsule 20mg is about $103 for a supply of 40 tablets
PaliperadoneInvega SusdtennaIMYes39 -234 mg every 4 weeks3mg once daily24-49 daysSchizophrenia. Adjunct to mood stabilizers, or antidepressantsAttributed  to antagonism of brain dopamine D2 and serotonin 5-HT2A receptorsLLLLMInsomnia, CPK elevationOral tablet 3mg  is about $318 for 30 tablets supply
MElperoneBuronilPO, IM 25 mg and increase to 75 mg according to tolerability3-4 hours –oral 6 hours-IMSchizophrenia, L-DOPA and other forms of psychoses in Parkinson diseaseExhibits  antagonist activity at D2dopaminergic and 5HT2A serotonergic receptorsLLMMLNeutropenia and leukopenia10 mg/$81
SertindoleSerdolectPO 4 mg/d once daily increased gradually in increments of 4 mg every 4-5 days72 hoursSChizophreniaSertindole is an antipsychotic drug with affinity for dopamine D2, serotonin 5-HT2A and 5-HT2C, and alpha1-adrenoreceptors.Clinically insignificantLHHLClinically insignificant4 mg $38 for 30 tablets
Sulpiride -Comparison chart of AntipsychoticsDogmatilPO. IM 200-400 mg twice daily6-8hrsSchizophreniaIs a selective dopamine receptor antagonist within the brain -Comparison chart of AntipsychoticsLMLLLjaundice25mg $98.10

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Below is the filled comparison chart of Antipsychotics for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner   Clinical Practice Portfolio NRS 670-8C
Below is the filled comparison chart of Antipsychotics for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner   Clinical Practice Portfolio NRS 670-8C

Commonly Used Drugs and Treatment Information Charts: Comparison chart of Antipsychotics

https://www.drugabuse.gov/sites/default/files/Commonly-Used-Drugs-Charts_final_June_2020_optimized.pdf

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Withdrawal Sx Chart

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