You are evaluating a 3 year-old presenting to the autism cli…

You are evaluating a 3 year-old presenting to the autism clinic with evidence of delayed language development, intact motor milestones, limited eye contact, and repetitive head shaking behaviors. What is important to consider and screen for in your initial differential diagnosis?

Your patient with Bipolar disorder recently suffered a myoca…

Your patient with Bipolar disorder recently suffered a myocardial infarction (MI). He was stabilized at the hospital and discharged on propranolol (Inderal), losartan Cozaar), and hydrochlorothiazide (Microzide). Prior to his MI, his lithium level was consistently around 0.8 mmol/L on 900 mg of lithium carbonate a day. He arrives at your office today, and his lithium level is now 1.3 mmol/L on the same dose. What caused this change?