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Table37.1Parametersforinitiatingandmonitoringpsychiatricmedications
Test Antipsychotics Lithium Valproate Lamotrigine
Pulseandblood
pressure
Atinitiationandatevery
dosechange
Every6
monthsand
thenannually
Atinitiation
Weight/BMI Atinitiation,thenweekly
for6weeks,thenat12
weeks
Atinitiation,thenevery6
months
Atinitiation,
after6months,
andthen
annually
Blood
glucose/HbA1c/lipids
Atinitiation,then12
weeksafterstarting
Druglevels Initiation:
1weekafterstarting
1 week after every dose
change
Weeklyuntillevelsarestable
Monitoring:
Every 3 months for 1 year, then every 6
months
Alternatively,every3monthsifhighriskof
toxicity, e.g. elderly, taking interacting
medications, impaired renal or thyroid
function
Onlyif
evidenceof
toxicityor
ineffectiveness
Onlyif
evidenceof
toxicityor
ineffectiveness
FBC Atinitiation Atinitiation,
after6months,
andthen
annually
Atinitiation
LFT Atinitiation,
after6months,
andthen
annually
Atinitiation
U&E/eGFR Atinitiation,thenevery6
months
Atinitiation
TFTandcalcium Atinitiation,thenevery6
months
ECG Atinitiationif
cardiovascularrisk,
inpatient,or
recommendedby
manufacturer
Atinitiationifcardiovascular
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Specialconsiderations
Electroconvulsivetreatment
Shouldbeconsideredforseveremaniathathasnotrespondedtoothertreatments.
Youngpeopleundertheageof18
ShouldbemanagedbyaspecialistCAMHSservice.
Furtherreading
1.MedicinesandHealthcareproductsRegulatoryAgency(2018,updated2021).Valproateusebywomen
andgirls.Availableat:https://www.gov.uk/guidance/valproate-use-by-women-and-girls
1AmericanPsychiatric Association.(2013).Diagnosticandstatistical manual ofmentaldisorders(5th
ed.).https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.books.9780890425596
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Chapter38
Depression
Guideline: This chapter was based on: NICE CG90 (Depression in adults:
recognitionandmanagement):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg90.Since
thechapterwaswritten,theguidelinehasbeenupdatedandreplacedwithon
NICE NG222 (Depression in adults: treatment and management):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng222. Please see the approach to
managementinNG222.
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Depression isthe mostcommon psychiatric disorder. It is frequently managed by nonspecialists,soagoodunderstandingofsymptomsandbasicmanagementisimportantfor
allmedicalprofessionals.
Diagnosis
History/diagnosticcriteria
Usethefollowingscreeningquestionstostartanassessment:
Haveyoufeltdepressed,lowinmood,orhopelessinthelastmonth?
Haveyouhadlittlepleasureorinterestindoingthingsinthepastmonth?
Iftheanswertoeitherquestionisyes,thepatientshouldbeassessedmorefully.
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Consider using a validated measure such as the PHQ-9 questionnaire (available at
https://www.mdcalc.com/phq-9-patient-health-questionnaire-9).
Historyshouldconsidersymptoms,durationofsymptoms,andtheextentoffunctional
impairmentthatthesymptomsarecausing.
Symptoms:
Persistentlowmood
Lossofinterest/pleasure
Fatigue
Worthlessnessorexcessiveguilt
Suicidalthoughts
Poorconcentrationorindecision
Psychomotorretardationoragitation
Insomniaorhypersomnia
Changesinappetiteorweight
Psychoticsymptoms.
Consider whether the patient has any history of mood elevation, i.e. whether the
depressionmayactuallybepartofbipolardisorder(seeChapter37).
Severityofdepression
Subthreshold=fewerthanfivesymptoms,noclearfunctionalimpairment
Mild=approximatelyfivesymptoms,onlymildfunctionalimpairment
Moderate=symptomsandimpairmentbetweenmildandsevere
Severe=mostsymptoms,markedfunctionalimpairment,withorwithoutpsychoticsymptoms.
Thehistoryshouldalsoinclude:
Previoushistoryofdepressionandtreatmentstrialled
Psychiatricandmedicalhistory
Interpersonalrelationships
Socialcircumstances
Alcoholanddrugabuse
Riskofsuicideandself-harm(seeChapter44).
Ifthepatientisatimmediateriskofsuicideorself-harm,referurgentlytospecialist
services.
Examination
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Amentalstateexaminationmayrevealthesymptomslistedpreviously.
Ageneralphysicalexaminationshouldalsobeperformedtoconsideralternativeexplanationsfor
depression, e.g. hypothyroidism (see Chapter 23), hypoadrenalism (see Chapter 14),
hypercalcaemia(seeChapter16).
Investigations
Nospecificinvestigationisrequired,althoughsomeinvestigationsmaybeusefultohelpeliminate
differentialdiagnoses,e.g.TFT,calciumlevels.
Management
Managementstages
Stage1:anypresentationofdepression:
Identification,assessment,education,activemonitoring
Stage2:persistentsubthresholdormild–moderatedepression:
Low-intensitypsychologicalinterventions
Stage3:depressionwithpoorresponsetostage2managementORmoderate–severedepression:
High-intensitypsychologicalinterventionsand/orpharmacologicaltreatment
Stage4:severedepressionORhighriskofself-harmorself-neglectORcomplexcomorbidities:
specialisttreatment.
Patienteducation
Givepatientsdetailsofself-helpandsupportgroups
Ensurepatientsandcarersarebothawareofhowtoaccesshelpwhenneedede.g.crisisteams
StJohn’swortisnotrecommendedduetoariskofseriousinteractions,anda lackofevidence
regardingdosing.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Sleephygiene,e.g.establishingregularsleepandwaketimes,avoidingalcoholbeforesleep.
Stage1
Activemonitoringshouldbeconsideredforpatientswhorefuseintervention,orwhomayrecover
withoutintervention
Provideinformationandreviewin2weeks
Ensurecontactismadeifpatientfailstoattendfollow-up.
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Psychologicalinterventions
Stage2
If no improvement with stage 1, offer one or more of the following low-intensity
psychologicalinterventions:
Self-help
GrouporcomputerizedCBT
Structuredgroupphysicalactivityprogramme.
Stage3
The following high-intensitypsychologicalinterventions should be used in conjunction
withmedication.Theyshouldalsobeusedifstage2treatmentswereunsuccessful:
CBT
Interpersonaltherapy
Behaviouralactivation(aformoffunctionalanalyticpsychotherapy)
Behaviouralcouplestherapy.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Pharmacological management is used for stage 3 patients, in conjunction with a highintensitypsychologicalintervention.Itshouldalsobeconsideredfor:
Stage2patientswithahistoryofmoderate–severedepression
Long-term(>2years)subthresholdpatients
Stage2patientswhohavenotrespondedtootherinterventions.
Antidepressantprescribing
SSRIs (e.g. fluoxetine, paroxetine, sertraline, citalopram) are first line. Considerations
whenpickingandprescribingamedicationincludethefollowing:
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Interactions—fluoxetineandparoxetinearemorelikelytocauseinteractionsthanotherSSRIs
Discontinuationsymptoms—morelikelywithparoxetine
Sideeffects:
Considerthelikelihoodofthepatientstoppingthedrugduetosideeffects
Sometimesitmaybehelpfultoco-prescribeabenzodiazepineforupto2weekstohelpwith
theinitialsideeffectsofanxietyandagitation
SSRIs increase the risk of GI bleeding, so co-prescribing gastroprotection should be
considered
Monitoringrequirements,e.g.monitoringforhypertensionwithvenlafaxineandduloxetine
Time to effect—the patient should be made aware that it takes time for the full effect to be
achieved,usuallyatleast2weeks
Alternative options, e.g. tricyclic antidepressants (TCA). Combinations of medication may be
consideredontheadviceofaconsultantpsychiatrist.
Consider toxicity in the event of overdose when prescribing, and whether the
quantityof drugsuppliedat anygiven time shouldbe limited inthe interests of
patientsafety.
Switchingantidepressants
Ifaswitchisneeded,itispreferabletoswitchtoanotherSSRI.Thesecond-lineoptionis
to switch to an antidepressant of a different class, e.g. serotonin and noradrenaline
reuptakeinhibitors(SNRIs),TCAs,ormonoamineoxidaseinhibitors(MAOIs).
Thefollowingmedicationsrequireparticularcautionwhenswitchingbetweenthem:
Fluoxetinetoanyotherantidepressant—fluoxetinehasalonghalf-life
Fluoxetine/paroxetine to a TCA—both medications inhibitthemetabolismofTCAs, so a lower
startingdoseshouldbeused
SwitchingtoserotonergicantidepressantsorMAOIs—riskofserotoninsyndrome
Switching from non-reversible MAOIs—long washout period. Other antidepressants should be
avoidedfor2weeks.
Electroconvulsivetherapy
Indications:
Severeorlife-threateningdepression,wherearapidresponseisrequired,orothertreatmentshave
failed
Moderate depression which has not responded to multiple drug treatments or psychological
therapies
Previousgoodresponsetoelectroconvulsivetherapyorpatientchoice.
Importantconsiderations:
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Comorbiditiesandanaestheticrisk
Side effects: there is some evidence regarding cognitive impairment as an adverse effect,
especiallyintheelderly.Thisshouldbereassessedregularly
ConsiderwhetherthepatienthascapacitytogiveinformedconsentundertheMentalCapacityAct
andwhethertheMentalHealthActisrelevant(seeChapter112forconsentandcapacity)
If the patient responds well, an antidepressant (± a mood stabilizer such as lithium) should be
startedforrelapseprevention.
Psychosocialconsiderations
Supportcarersandencouragethemtobealerttomoodchangesandsuicidalideationinthepatient
Befriending and rehabilitation programmes may be helpful for patients with long-standing
moderateorseveredepression.
Monitoringandfollow-up
Ifnotathighriskofsuicide
Followupafter2weeks
Ifresponding,followup2–4-weeklyforthefirst3months
After3months,increaseintervalsasappropriate.
Ifathighriskofsuicideorage<30years
Followupafter1week,thenasfrequentlyasisappropriate.
Treatmentmonitoring
Ifnoimprovementat2–4weeks,reviewmedicationcompliance
Ifminimalimprovementat3–4weeksofusingatherapeuticdose,considerincreasingthedoseor
switchingthemedication,andprovidingadditionalpsychologicalsupport
Ifthereissomeimprovementat4weeks,continuethetreatmentforafurther2–4weeks.Consider
switchingifinadequateresponseorunabletotoleratesideeffects.
Stoppingmedication
Medicationshouldbeusedforatleast6monthspostremission,oratleast2yearsifhighriskof
relapse(usuallyattreatmentdose)
Informpatientaboutpossiblediscontinuationsymptoms,e.g.insomnia,sweating,restlessness
Graduallystopthemedicationoveratleast4weeks(longerifthemedicationhasalonghalf-life)
Ifdiscontinuationsymptomsaresignificant,itmaybenecessarytorestartthemedicationandtitrate
itdownevenmoregradually
Aimforthepatienttobestableonaslittlemedicationaspossible(whichmaybenoneatall).
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Chapter39
Eatingdisorders
Guideline: NICE NG69 (Eating disorders: recognition and treatment):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng69
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
The topic of eating disorders includes anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating. Eating
disorders involve the patient developing a set of negative beliefs around food, weight,
andbodyshape,leadingtoinappropriatebehaviours.Thesebehavioursmayhaveserious
consequences, such as osteoporosis and growth stunting, so early recognition and
treatmentisimportant.
Diagnosis
History/diagnosticcriteria
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Eatingdisorderscandevelopatanyage,buttheriskishighestbetween13–17years
High-riskgroupsincludefashionmodels,dancers,andprofessionalsportspeople
Symptomsmayinclude:
Excessivelyfastweightloss
Restrictiveeatingpatternsoralteredeatingbehaviour,e.g.refusingtoeatcertainfoods/food
groups,binging
Food-relatedsocialwithdrawal
Disproportionateconcernaboutweightorshape
Problemsmanagingachronicillnesswheredietaryalterationispartofthemanagement,e.g.
coeliacdisease,T1DM
Menstrualdisturbance
Dizziness,fainting,orpalpitations
Compensatorybehaviours,e.g.laxativeabuse,forcedvomiting
Unexplainedabdominalpain
Afullpsychiatricandmedicalhistoryshouldbetaken
Discusssubstanceandalcoholabuseandtheriskofself-harm.
Examination
Examination is intended to investigate the consequences and complications of
malnutritionorthecompensatorybehavioursthepatientisdisplaying.
Findingsmayinclude:
Anorexia:
Reducedmusclepower
Poorperipheralcirculation
Pallor
Peripheraloedema
Lanugo
Stuntedgrowthorpuberty
Bulimia:
Unexplaineddentalerosion
Russell’ssign(callusesontheknucklesduetorecurrentdamagefromtheteethwhentryingto
inducevomiting)
Swollenparotidglands.
Investigations
Bedside
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