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The mnemonic ''**BE SKIM**'' can be used to remember the criteria for generalized anxiety disorder.[(http://www.mdedge.com/currentpsychiatry/article/63313/mnemonics-mnutshell-32-aids-psychiatric-diagnosis)] | The mnemonic ''**BE SKIM**'' can be used to remember the criteria for generalized anxiety disorder.[(http://www.mdedge.com/currentpsychiatry/article/63313/mnemonics-mnutshell-32-aids-psychiatric-diagnosis)] | ||
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- | * ''**B**'' - Blank Mind | + | * ''**B**'' - **Blank mind** |
- | * ''**E**'' - Easily Fatigued | + | * ''**E**'' - **Easily fatigued** |
- | * ''**S**'' - Sleep Disturbance | + | * ''**S**'' - **Sleep disturbance** |
- | * ''**K**'' - Keyed Up/Restless/On-edge | + | * ''**K**'' - **Keyed Up/Restless/On-edge** |
- | * ''**I**'' - Irritability | + | * ''**I**'' - **Irritability** |
- | * ''**M**'' - Muscle Tension | + | * ''**M**'' - **Muscle tension** |
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==== Medications ==== | ==== Medications ==== | ||
<panel type="info" title="Pharmacotherapy for generalized anxiety disorder" no-body="true" footer="CR = controlled release; XL = extended release; XR = extended release. *Note: Each of these 2nd-line treatments have distinct mechanisms, efficacy and safety profiles. Benzodiazepines would be considered first in most cases, except where there is a risk of substance abuse. Bupropion XL should be reserved for later. Quetiapine XR remains a good choice in terms of efficacy, but given the metabolic concerns associated with atypical antipsychotic, it should be reserved for patients who cannot be provided antidepressants or benzodiazepines."> | <panel type="info" title="Pharmacotherapy for generalized anxiety disorder" no-body="true" footer="CR = controlled release; XL = extended release; XR = extended release. *Note: Each of these 2nd-line treatments have distinct mechanisms, efficacy and safety profiles. Benzodiazepines would be considered first in most cases, except where there is a risk of substance abuse. Bupropion XL should be reserved for later. Quetiapine XR remains a good choice in terms of efficacy, but given the metabolic concerns associated with atypical antipsychotic, it should be reserved for patients who cannot be provided antidepressants or benzodiazepines."> | ||
- | ^ 1st line | Agomelatine, [[meds:snri:duloxetine|duloxetine]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:escitalopram|escitalopram]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:paroxetine|paroxetine]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:paroxetine|paroxetine CR]], [[meds:mood-stabilizers-anticonvulsants:pregabalin|pregabalin]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:sertraline|sertraline]], [[meds:snri:venlafaxine|venlafaxine XR]] | | + | ^ 1st line | Agomelatine, [[meds:antidepressants:snri:duloxetine|duloxetine]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:escitalopram|escitalopram]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:paroxetine|paroxetine]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:paroxetine|paroxetine CR]], [[meds:mood-stabilizers-anticonvulsants:pregabalin|pregabalin]], [[meds:antidepressants:ssri:sertraline|sertraline]], [[meds:antidepressants:snri:venlafaxine|venlafaxine XR]] | |
^ 2nd line | Alprazolam*, bromazepam*, bupropion XL*, buspirone, diazepam*, [[meds:non-benzo-anxiolytics:hydroxyzine|hydroxyzine]], imipramine, lorazepam*, quetiapine XR*, vortioxetine | | ^ 2nd line | Alprazolam*, bromazepam*, bupropion XL*, buspirone, diazepam*, [[meds:non-benzo-anxiolytics:hydroxyzine|hydroxyzine]], imipramine, lorazepam*, quetiapine XR*, vortioxetine | | ||
^ 3rd line | Citalopram, divalproex chrono, fluoxetine, mirtazapine, trazodone | | ^ 3rd line | Citalopram, divalproex chrono, fluoxetine, mirtazapine, trazodone | |