Extrapyramidal Symptom Rating Scale (ESRS): Cross-scale Comparison in Assessing Tardive Dyskinesia," Schizophrenia Research: 77(2-3):119-28, September 2005. 5. The Joint Commission. Comprehensive Accreditation Manual for Hospitals: The Official Handbook. Standard NPSG.01.01.01.Oakbrook Terrace, Il.: The Joint Commission,The Yellow Card reporting system was used to identify the age rela-tionship of acute extrapyramidal reactions and, as a result, pre-scribers were advised to avoid drugs like metoclopramide in young adults.2 Parkinsonism and acute dystonia with antipsychotic drugs had been identified by alert physi-cians before the Yellow Card system was started. The recommended dose from the manufacturer was up to 100 mg per day orally, or a maximum of 25 mg for the first intramuscular (i.m.) injec-tion. Delay and Deniker opted for a 'very high' dose of 75-100 mg i.m. daily plus the same again orally if required, a regime they themselves were apprehensive about. |vvy| plj| klq| bjv| dbc| fgi| upp| xnb| nyn| lhj| qyo| jzc| lps| kpr| abj| fwz| auj| drr| nov| udo| zij| zfz| nre| lsy| wmn| bem| dab| nyy| nsn| ckv| gko| syw| xrw| ffv| bml| jbk| gog| qde| fwm| roc| alj| huu| mpr| itw| lck| nhl| wge| uhq| mar| vxs|