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Hypotension antipsychotic drug toxicity

Figure 29-1. Reiative extrapyramidai and autonomic toxicities of representative antipsychotic drugs. Ex-trapyramidai toxicities take the form of parkinsonism, akathisias, and dystonias. Autonomic toxicities are manifested as aipha-adrenoceptor blockade (orthostatic hypotension) or muscarinic blockade (dry mouth, blurred vision, urinary retention). Figure 29-1. Reiative extrapyramidai and autonomic toxicities of representative antipsychotic drugs. Ex-trapyramidai toxicities take the form of parkinsonism, akathisias, and dystonias. Autonomic toxicities are manifested as aipha-adrenoceptor blockade (orthostatic hypotension) or muscarinic blockade (dry mouth, blurred vision, urinary retention).
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