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        | low potency first generation anti-psychotic   |  | 
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        | low potency first generation anti-psychotic |  | 
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        | High potency first generation anti-psychotic |  | 
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        | High potency first generation anti-psychotic |  | 
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        | -more effective at 5-HT receptos -more effective on negative symptoms |  | 
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        | Atypical antipsychotic -lower risk of tardive dyskinesia and extrapyramidal efx -D1 and D4 antagonist -Potent 5-HT2 antagonist *severe agranulocytosis |  | 
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        | Atypical antipsychotic -partial D2 agonist -milder anti-cholinergic |  | 
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        | Atypical Antipsychoitc -Can cause significant weight gain (not good for DM) |  | 
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        | Atypical antipsychotic *potent a-adronergic agonist
 abuse potential |  | 
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        | Atypical antipsychotic -Higher incidence of extrapyramidal efx (not for parkinsons) -Prolongs QT interval -^ prolactin |  | 
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        | Atypical antipsychotic -Modest SSRI activity -Prolongs QT -No weight gain |  | 
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