NZ Pharmacy Intern OSCE Practice Questions - Pharmacy Council Of New Zealand Assessment Centre (Intern) OSCE Examination Exam

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A patient is prescribed an SSRI (citalopram) for depression and asks how soon they will feel better. Which counselling point is MOST accurate and important?

It works within a few hours like a sleeping tablet Mood benefit usually takes 2-4 weeks; do not stop suddenly, and report worsening mood or suicidal thoughts early They can stop it abruptly once they feel better with no problems It is addictive and should be taken only when feeling low

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Mood benefit usually takes 2-4 weeks; do not stop suddenly, and report worsening mood or suicidal thoughts early

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