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Psychiatry

General Hospital Medicine   

Questions discussed in this category


Do you routinely prescribe naloxone at discharge for patients with a known history of opioid use disorder?
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What are your preferred non-benzodiazepine therapies for the hyperactive/agitated phase of methamphetamine withdrawal, both in the hospital and in the office?
Assume QTc is not prolonged, electrolytes are reasonably normal, and the patient is not already on heavy psychotropic polypharmacy.
1 Answer available
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