micro teaching on antipsychotics
micro teaching on antipsychotics
Aids Evaluation
activities
1. To introduce self and ½ SELF INTRODUCTION: - - Greeting the group.
about the topic. Min Good morning. My name is Rajdeep Kaur, student -Self-introduction is
of M.Sc. Nursing 1st year. Today, I am going to given to the group.
present a presentation on antipsychotic drugs. - Announcing the topic
to be taught
-Writing the topic on
the board
2. To assess previous ½ PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE Reviewing the
knowledge of the group. Min But before starting today’s teaching, let us review knowledge of the group
your previous knowledge. by asking questions:
-what is antipsychotic
drugs?
* SECOND GENERATION
ANTIPSYCHOTIC
-Aripiprazole
-Asenapine
-Clozapine(300-900 mg)
-Iloperidone
-Lurasidone
-Olanzapine(5-15 mg)
-Quetiapine(150- 750 mg)
-Paliperidone
-Risperidone(2-8 mg)
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Childhood disorders
- Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
-Autism
-Enuresis
- Conduct disorder
Medical disorders
-Huntington's chorea
-Intractable hiccough
-Nausea and vomiting
-Tic disorder
-Eclampsia
-Severe pain in malignancy
-Tetanus
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8. Describe the 1min PHARMACOKINETICS Teacher activity: Power point Describe the
pharmacokinetics of -Antipsychotics when administered orally are Enlist the pharmacokinetics
antipsychotic drugs absorbed variably from the gastrointestinal tract, contraindication of of antipsychotics
with uneven blood levels. antipsychotics drugs and
drugs?
-They are highly bound to plasma as well as tissue presenting through power
proteins. point
Brain concentration is higher than plasma Learning activities:
concentration. Students note down
-They are metabolized in the liver. important points
-Excreted mainly through the kidneys. The
elimination half-life varies from 10-24 hours
10 Describe the adverse 2min ADVERSE EFFECTS Teacher activity: Hand-out Enlist the side
effect of EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYMPTOMS Enlist the adverse effect effects of anti-
antipsychotics -blockade of D2 receptors in the midbrain region of of antipsychotics drugs psychotics
the brain stem is responsible for the development of and distributed hand-out drugs?
extrapyramidal symptoms.
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2.ACUTE DYSTONIA
-slow sustained muscular spasm lead to an
involuntary movement
-facial grimacing
-involuntary upward eye movement(oculogyric
crisis)
-muscle spasm of tongue, face, neck, back
(opisthotonos)
-laryngeal spasms
3.TARDIVE DYSKINESIA
-abnormal ,irregular choreoathetoid movements of
the muscles of head ,limbs and trunk
-protusion and rolling of the tongue
Sucking and smacking movements of the lips
-chewing motion
-facial dyskinesia
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4. AKATHISIA
-muscular discomfort
-restless
-dysphoric
-trouble standing still
-paces the floor
-feet in constant motion, rocking back and forth
5. NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT
SYNDROME
Motor symptoms
-hypertonicity
-Stiffness of muscle in throat and chest cause
dysphagia and dysnea
Mental symptoms
-Akineticmutism
-Stupor
-Impaired consciousness
Autonomic disturbance
Muscle rigidity
-Hyperpyrexia 102 to 104 degree F
-Tachycardia
-Tachypnea
-Blood pressure may be increase or decrease
-Excessive sweating, Salivation
-in blood creatinine, phosphokinase level raised
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11. Describe nursing 1min NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES Teacher activity: Describe the
responsibilities Describe nursing nursing
- Use caution when driving or operating dangerous responsibility verbally and responsibilities
machinery. Drowsiness and dizziness can occur. presented through power
in
point
- Not stop taking the drug abruptly after long-term Learning activities: administrating
use. To do so might produce withdrawal Students note down anti-psychotics
symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, important points drugs?
gastritis, headache, tachycardia, insomnia
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1min
-In clinical trials, atypical anti-psychotics were
found to be more effective than conventional
or "typical" anti-psychotic medications in
individuals with treatment-resistant
schizophrenia (schizophrenia that has not
responded to other drugs), and the risk of
tardive dyskinesia (a movement disorder) was
lower.
-Antipsychotic medications cannot 'cure' the
illness, but they can take away many of the
symptoms or make them milder. In some cases,
they can shorten the course of an episode of the
illness as well
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https://www.slideshare.net/parasuraman/antipsych
otic-drugs-33010307
Lesson plan
Name of the Student :- Miss Rajdeep Kaur
Duration :- 15 minutes
A.V Aids Used :- Power Point Presentation, black board, chart, pamphlets, handout
General Objectives :- At the end of teaching-learning session, the students will be able to exhibit knowledge regarding
antipsychotics drugs.
Specific Objective :- At the end of teaching-learning session, the students will be able to:
SUBMITTED BY-
MISS RAJDEEP KAUR
M.SC. (N) 1ST YEAR (MENTAL HEALTH NURSING)
G.H.G COLLEGE OF NURSING, RAIKOT.