Question 62 · LEK · Panic disorder
Medications used ad hoc in a panic attack include:
- A. fluoxetine.
- B. venlafaxine.
- C. alprazolam.
- D. aripiprazole.
- E. clorazepate.
Hint
An ad hoc drug must act within minutes; prefer the fast-onset, short-acting agent over antidepressants and long-acting compounds.
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