Butyrophenone antipsychotic:

An example of an "atypical" antipsychotic agent:

Site(s) of chlorpromazine (Thorazine) receptor blockade:

Associated with a LOW clinical potency but HIGH degree of sedation:

Antipsychotic drug with least extrapyramidal toxicity:

Antipsychotic drug:least hypotensive effect:

Psychological effect of antipsychotic drugs taken by nonpsychotic individuals:

Antipsychotic endocrine effect(s):

Least likely to cause an increase in prolactin:

Cardiovascular effects of "high-dose" (low-potency) phenothiazines:

Blockade of this receptor system most likely associated with akisthisia side effect of antipsychotic treatment:

Toxic-confusion states due to antipsychotic medication associated with effects on this receptor system

Antipsychotic drug most likely to induce agranulocytosis (around 2% frequency)

Neurological adverse effect associated with antipsychotic drug use: occurs late in therapy

Reasonable pharmacological step(s) to treat tardive dyskinesia:

Ocular complication of antipsychotic drug treatment: causes retinal deposits; resembles an advance cases, retinitis pigmentosa