Psychopharmacology

2. the distinctive symptoms that are the focus of medication treatment
7. fixed upward gaze, neck twisting, arching of head backward, clenched jaw
8. contains both the autonomic and somatic nervous systems
9. serious medication-related adverse effects associated with actual or potential damage to tissues, organs, or the entire body system
10. trade name for duloxetine
11. generic for celexa
12. trade name for aripiprazole
14. the underlying physiological dysfunction or disease that contributes to the manifest symptoms of a disease
16. generic for xanax
17. symptoms subjectively experienced by the patient as being aversive, undesirable or alien
19. the study of the causes of disorders and diseases
20. generic for wellbutrin
21. trade name for diazepam

1. trade name for fluoxetine
3. abnormal, involuntary, rhythmic movements of the mouth, tongue and lips, including protruding tongue
4. the process of considering diagnostic possibilities based on a comparison of signs and symptoms of two or more disorders or diseases
5. comprised of the brain and spinal cord
6. medications used to treat psychotic disorders
12. substance or drug capable of blocking the activity of an agonist without exerting any effect itself
13. signs or symptoms judged to be pathological by others but not experienced as distressing by the patient
15. drug or chemical that acts on a receptor to mimic the effects of a naturally occurring substance
18. generic for klonopin